Mai Nour El-Sherif tops the trend because of her thinness and “new” look

Actress Mai Nour El-Sherif topped the social networking sites, where she caught the attention, after her last appearance while honoring her late father, Nour El-Sherif, at the Egyptian Society of Film Writers and Critics’ Golden Jubilee celebration on the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of the founding of the association.

Mai Nour El Sherif with a new look Egyptian artist Mai Nour El-Sherif appeared with a new look, as she lost a lot of weight dramatically, and also appeared with short hair, and this is what drew attention to her.

It should be noted that everyone noticed the similarity between her and her mother, the artist Bossi, after her last appearance.

Mai Nour El Sherif talks about the characters who can embody the character of Nour El Sherif Egyptian artist Mai Nour El-Sherif said that embodying the biography of her father, the late artist Nour El-Sherif, requires a great effort to present it in a way that befits his artistic history.

Mai indicated that she wishes to present her father’s biography, noting that the two artists most capable of embodying the biography are: Hamada Hilal and Mustafa Shaaban, due to their great similarity.

Attendance and honor The ceremony was attended by a large group of stars and media personnel, in addition to the children of the honored stars, including: Amr Mahmoud Yassin, Elham Shaheen, Hala Sarhan, Sanaa Mansour, Samira Abdel Aziz, Lebleba, artist and media personality Karim Kojak, and other artists.

The association honored some of the late artists, including: Nour El-Sherif, Mahmoud Yassin, Izzat Al-Alayli, and Nadia Lutfi, whose names the festival sessions bore.

It also honored a number of the late chairmen of the association’s board of directors, including: writer and archaeologist Kamal Al-Malakh, writer Fomil Labib, critic Ahmed Al-Hadary, film writer Abdel-Hay Adib, journalist and writer Mohamed Saleh, editor-in-chief of Al-Ahram, film writer Mamdouh Al-Laithi, and the heads of the Alexandria Film Festival for Mediterranean Countries. Ex.