Qusay Khouli's son draws attention with his innocence

Syrian star Qusai Khouli celebrated his son, Brigadier General Fares's birthday in a special way on Instagram, making sure to hide the child's features.

Qusay posted a series of candid photos of himself and his only child in a private setting. The photos show the dean wearing cute, childish pajamas and pampering his father in a unique way, while Qusay was careful to conceal his son's features on social media.

Qusai accompanied the photos with a comment congratulating his son on his birthday, which read: “Dad, may you have a happy birthday, a thousand years of good health, safety, security and love. May God protect you and be with you every step of the way in your life and protect us for you, beside you and around you.” He added: “You are love, hope and the future, Dean, I love you very much, you are the knight of our lives.”

Why doesn't Qusai Khouli participate in Egyptian drama? Syrian actor Qusai Khouli revealed the reason behind his absence from Egyptian productions since his appearance in the 2015 series "Saraya Abdeen," in which he played the lead role in the second season.

The artist says that the only obstacle at the time was the Egyptian dialect, emphasizing that he is happy and honored that Egyptians follow him. He says he has indeed received numerous offers, but believes there are big stars with whom he cannot compete.

Qusai Khouli justifies his absence from Egyptian works Qusai Khouli added that his audience in the Arab world speaks the Egyptian dialect fluently, so his presence in Egyptian dramas will garner followers from across the Arab world. However, he noted that he feels he doesn't have a good command of the dialect, and no matter how hard he works, Egyptian viewers might feel he doesn't have a good command of the dialect. He also said that he could participate in Egyptian works, but that they require a lot of work to prepare the characters and learn the dialect, and the work might take up to a year or a year and a half to be able to compete with his colleagues, whether it is a TV series or a movie, noting, "If I mispronounce a single letter, the work will fall artistically and he will become the subject of criticism."

The artist also confirmed that he listens to the opinions of Egyptian viewers who watch the series from Syria and the United Arab Emirates.

Qusai Khouli and Ahmed El Sakka It's worth noting that artist Qusai Khouli met artist Ahmed El Sakka in a dialogue titled " Art and Life," held at Al Majaz Amphitheatre in Sharjah in March of last year. During the dialogue, they discussed art and its role in society, and the impact of film on societal and national awareness. There are also differences from television drama.