Nour El Ghandour: Feeling is more important than dialect and she chooses Karim Abdel Aziz

Actress Nour Ghandour responded in a press interview to the negative comments that began to follow her since the beginning of her fame, especially after she played the role of "Karima" in the series "From Haram Street to"

Any human being is impossible to satisfy all tastes

Nour said: It is impossible for any person to satisfy all tastes or to make everyone like him. The important thing is that we benefit from constructive criticism, as we can learn from it and improve ourselves.

Unconstructive criticism often comes from unqualified or unserious people, so it's best to ignore it.

She added: “I value other people’s points of view and I love listening to their opinions because we present our work to the public, and their opinion is undoubtedly important and deserves respect.”

Feeling is more important than accent Regarding what matters most to her in any work she presents, especially since she presents more than one dialect, she explained that the most important thing she looks for is the text, the idea, and the message, saying: “Art, for me, is a means of conveying a message, whether it is in the Egyptian dialect, the Gulf dialect, or any other Arabic dialect. What is more important than the dialect is that the feeling reaches people and affects their hearts, regardless of the language used.”

When asked about the Arab artist she would like to work with in cinema or television, she answered with the name "Karim Abdel Aziz."

It is worth noting that the last thing Nour Ghandour presented was the movie “A Month Like Honey”, and the work that was previously announced to bring her together with the artist Qusai Khouli has not yet been confirmed.