How did Ghada Abdel Razek convince herself of the talent of the hero of "A Woman's Youth"?

The young actor Youssef Omar's starring opposite Ghada Abdel Razek in the male lead role in the series "Shabab Emraa" has surprised many.

Youssef revealed that the series' star, Ghada Abdel Razek, was the one who nominated him for the role, as she spoke to him directly. He was overwhelmed with happiness and immediately agreed, adding in statements to Al Arabiya that he felt the role would be an important step in his career.

He noted that he was afraid of being compared to the film "A Woman's Youth," from which the series was based, especially since the film is a classic of Egyptian cinema, but he wanted to take on the challenge.

Youssef Omar plays the role of a young doctor who travels from his village to Cairo, where he meets Shafaat, a domineering, popular woman who successfully seduces him and leads him into a path of vice.

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Widespread interaction and mixed reactions The first episode of "A Woman's Youth" received widespread interaction on social media, with opinions divided between praise for Ghada Abdel Razek's performance and direction, and criticism of the dialogue and voice acting.

"A Woman's Youth" is a powerful start to an exciting journey. The first episode of "A Woman's Youth" featured many events that closely resembled the original film, albeit with differences in the timeline and characters. Ghada Abdel Razek delivered a powerful performance as "Shafa'at," and the series succeeded in captivating audiences with its engaging story and the outstanding performances of its cast.