Sarah Baraka receives threats because of "Under the Seventh Earth"

Syrian actress Sarah Baraka revealed that she was subjected to threats because of her portrayal of Rama in the series "Under the Seventh Earth," which aired last Ramadan.

Sarah Baraka attracts attention in Ramadan The young actress managed to attract attention with her distinguished performance, as the character of "Rama" went through three pivotal stages, giving her the opportunity to showcase her acting skills. The character begins as a simple girl working in a beauty salon and helping her family, only to be exposed to a brutal betrayal that turns her life upside down, pushing her toward revenge and radically changing her personality. The character initially gained the audience's sympathy, but this sympathy quickly turned to aversion as the events unfolded and her vengeful side emerged.

A big challenge and sympathy from the audience Baraka noted that the role was a major challenge for her, especially since the audience initially sympathized with the character, but then their feelings changed after she transformed into a more vengeful, cruel character.

She emphasized that this interaction was one of the things that made her happiest, as the character proved her ability to influence viewers, reflecting the role's success and importance.

Great interaction with Sarah Baraka's performance The character of "Rama" has gained widespread attention from the audience, especially after the twenty-second episode, which witnessed a major transformation in her relationship with the character "Musa", played by star Tim Hassan.

Baraka commented on the reactions on social media, noting that people initially sympathized with the character, but then felt sad and disappointed when she began to take a vengeful turn.

She also stressed that working with director Samer Al-Barqawi was a wonderful experience, praising his great support, which helped her deliver the required performance with precision and convincing accuracy.

She described her relationship with the director as "perfect harmony," noting that she had long admired his works, such as "Al-Zand" and "Taj," which she considered important documentaries.

Sarah Baraka and Egyptian drama Sarah Baraka's successes are not limited to Syrian drama. During the interview, she revealed that she is embarking on a new experience in Egyptian drama, through a 10-episode Egyptian series written and directed by Peter Mimi.

She explained that she recently finished filming the series, which stars big stars such as Karim Abdel Aziz, Amr Abdel Gelil, and Asmaa Abu El-Yazid.

Regarding her experience working with an Egyptian team, Baraka said she thoroughly enjoyed the opportunity, especially since she loves the Egyptian dialect and found it easy to speak.

She noted that the work is expected to be shown soon, expressing her excitement to see the Egyptian audience's reactions to her performance.