Sahar Al-Sayegh: A princess unlike me, and working with Mustafa Shaaban is fun.

In her interview on the program “With Mona El-Shazly” on the “ON” channel, actress Sahar El-Sayegh talked about her unique experience in the series “Hakim Pasha.”

Sahar Al-Sayegh: The character of “Princess” was an unprecedented adventure.

She noted that the character of "Princess" marked a radical shift in her artistic career. She explained that this role attracted her from the beginning because it was completely different from her real nature, saying, "I usually play characters close to me, but Princess was completely different from me, and that's what made me even more excited about it."

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Mustafa Shaaban: Partner in Ramadan Success and Experience

Sahar expressed her happiness about working again with star Mustafa Shaaban, stressing that their partnership has been repeated in more than one successful project. She described Shaaban as a star who enjoys great intelligence and flexibility during filming, pointing to his deep experience in dealing with the nature of the Ramadan audience. She added, “He understands the audience well, and he loves to give everyone around him a chance to shine and achieve success.”

About the Upper Egyptian dialect: The audience is right

In response to criticisms directed at her mastery of the Upper Egyptian dialect, El-Sayegh acknowledged the audience's right to express their opinions, emphasizing her respect for every assessment of the artwork. Despite this, she expressed her commitment to the "Princess" character, given the new challenge it represented for her. She also noted the viewers' strong engagement with the character, with some even comparing her to people they know in real life, reflecting the authenticity and impact of the performance.

Like "Princess" and behind the scenes: From reality to screen

Sahar touched on the use of popular proverbs in the character of "Princess," such as, "The rotten one is lucky with the handful, and the clever one is lucky to roll up his sleeves and fly away..." explaining that these expressions added realism and appeal to the character. She also paid tribute to the series' crew and the production company, emphasizing that the success of "Hakim Pasha" was the result of a comprehensive, collective effort, not an individual one at all.