How did Yasmine Raees deal with the harassment issue in her new film?

The beautiful star, Yasmine Raees, is preparing to start filming her role in the movie "Al Set Lama" with the great artist, Yousra, in the coming days.

Yasmine Raees plays Wafaa, a liberated, beautiful, and bold young woman in her mid-twenties, an elegant, confident American university graduate. However, she is subjected to brutal harassment inside an Uber, which shakes her world and leaves her deeply traumatized.

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The film "Al Set Lama" stars Yousra, Maged El Masry, Dorra, Yasmine Raees, Amr Abdel Gelil, Mahmoud El Bezawy, Rania Mansour, Donia Sami, Entesar, Mai Hassan, and a number of other artists. The film is written by Kiro Ayman and Mohamed Badawy, directed by Khaled Abu Gharib, and produced by Nada and Rana El Sobky. Its events revolve around a social framework that addresses a number of women's issues.

Yasmine Raees presented two films last year, the first of which was “The White Dress,” which was released in November 2024. It was written and directed by Gilan Aouf and starred Yasmine Raees, Ahmed Khaled Saleh, Asmaa Galal, Salwa Mohamed Ali, Lobna Wanas, Arwa Gouda, Engy Abu El Saud, and Mimi Gamal. The events revolved around “Warda,” a bride who loses her wedding dress one night before the wedding ceremony, which prompts her to embark on a journey through the streets of Cairo with her close friend to search for an alternative dress.

Yasmine Raees' second film last year was "The Joy I'm in," which was released in December 2024. She starred alongside Karim Mahmoud Abdel Aziz, Dina El-Sherbiny, Hatem Salah, Mariam El-Gendy, and child actress Dala Harby. It was written by Ayman Bahjat Qamar and directed by Khaled Marei, and its events took place in a comedic framework.