Suhair Ramzy reveals her relationship with Sheikh Shaarawy and the veil

Veteran actress Suhair Ramzy appeared in a special interview with media personality Nahal Tayel on the "Details" program on Sada El Balad channel, where she spoke candidly about her personal and professional life, touching on a number of interesting topics that have fascinated her fans for years. Get the latest celebrity ads directly on the Special app, where we show you everything new from international stars.

The health status of the artist Suhair Ramzy: "God has blessed me with health."

Soheir Ramzy began her speech by asking about her health, confirming that she is in good condition, and said: "I am fine, thank God. God has blessed me with health, and if I have to ask God for anything, I will only ask for health."

Role Selection Criteria: "Every time has its own call to prayer"

Regarding how she chooses her artistic works, she explained: “I like to change roles and I don’t like to repeat myself. The work must suit my personality and age, and have a goal and a message.” She also pointed out that art has changed a lot over the generations, and that each era has its own character.

Suhair Ramzy criticizes current drama writing

She expressed her dissatisfaction with the declining quality of scripts despite the technical advancements in the industry, saying: "Nowadays, the works should be stronger because the capabilities are great, but the problem is with the pen. The writing is very backward and needs development."

From flight attendant to movie star

Soheir Ramzy revealed a surprising revelation about her career beginnings, saying: "I was a flight attendant before acting because I love traveling, but after that I got into acting despite my mother's disapproval."

Behind the scenes of her work with Adel Emam: "He is lighthearted... and does not like tension." Regarding her collaboration with Adel Emam in the film "Until the Smoke Flies Away," she said, "Working with Adel is fun. He's lighthearted and loves a calm atmosphere during filming." She emphasized that she delves into the character of the role by carefully reading the script before filming.

The story of wearing and taking off the hijab: “It was an internal feeling and not directed by anyone.”

Regarding her experience with the hijab, she explained: “I wore the hijab out of an inner feeling, not because of Sheikh Shaarawy. I felt I needed to return to religion while working in cinema and theater.” Then she added: "I took it off after a while, because true faith is in the heart, and I had to live in inner peace with God."

Why did Suhair Ramzy refuse her father's inheritance?

Soheir Ramzy revealed the touching human story behind her refusal of her father's inheritance: "I didn't know my father. My mother divorced him before I was born. I lived with my stepfather, thinking he was my father. When my father died, I was well-off and had money." She continued: "I told myself, 'I didn't take anything from him while he was alive, so why should I take anything from him while he's dead? My brothers have more right to the money.'" Enjoy interesting and useful content with an exclusive podcast that provides you with everything you need to know in just a few minutes via the Special app.

Who would you prefer to embody her biography?

She expressed her admiration for a number of contemporary actresses, saying: "I love Mona Zaki, Menna Shalaby, and Nelly Karim, and if anyone were to mention me, it would be Yasmine Sabry, because she resembles me in looks and energy."