The second part of the movie "Shako" is under preparation

Artist Amr Youssef, with the participation of artist Mohamed Mamdouh, began the preparation sessions for the second part of the movie “Shako” under the title “Shako Shabnish Marrakesh”, in cooperation with producer Ahmed El Sobky and director Karim El Sobky.

After the great success of the first part, the two stars were officially contracted to star in the new work. The rest of the heroes are currently being nominated and a final date for the start of filming is being set.

Cast and crew of the first part The first part of “Shako” included a group of stars, including Mohamed Mamdouh, Dina El-Sherbiny, Amina Khalil, and the great star Yousra. The film was written by Wissam Sabry, directed by Karim El-Sobky, and produced by Ahmed El-Sobky. The film was shown in Egypt and a number of Arab and European countries, achieving remarkable popular success.

Achievements of Amr Youssef and Mohamed Mamdouh in Egyptian Cinema Amr Youssef and Mohamed Mamdouh have achieved great successes recently, including their participation in the third part of the movie “Awlad Rizk”, which was filmed in Riyadh and achieved the highest revenues in the history of Egyptian cinema.

The film starred Ahmed Ezz, Asser Yassin, and Karim Kassem, and was written by Salah El-Gehiny and directed by Tarek El-Erian.

The play "My Heart and Its Ghosts" It is noteworthy that Amr Youssef starred in the play "My Heart and Its Ghosts" in cooperation with the star Mai Ezz El-Din.

The play “My Heart and Its Ghosts” presents a mixture of comedy and light horror, as the events take place inside an abandoned palace believed to be haunted by ghosts. Amr Youssef plays the role of the character who decides to enter the mysterious palace, only to find himself confronted by a group of ghosts, including comedian Hamdi Al-Marghani and Suleiman Eid. Mai Ezz El-Din participates in trying to understand the ghosts and find a way to deal with them.

The events take on a comedic tone when ghosts appear in unexpected situations, giving the work a fun feel that attracts the audience.