Egyptian star Nelly Karim to enter the upcoming Ramadan season with a new drama series titled “Ala Ad El Hob” (As Much as Love), which is considered one of the most anticipated works of the next season, given Nelly’s rich history of presenting complex roles that touch upon social reality.

A social drama with psychological depth

In an exclusive interview with Okaz newspaper, Nelly Karim expressed her immense enthusiasm for the series from the moment she first read the script. She emphasized that the work doesn't follow a single pace, but rather boasts significant dramatic depth spanning 30 episodes, where the characters undergo radical and continuous transformations, lending the events artistic weight and suspense that captivates viewers.

Nelly pointed out that the series delves into the details of daily life and intertwined human relationships, such as friendship, family ties, and love stories, but it focuses particularly on the hidden psychological conflicts resulting from childhood accumulations, highlighting the fact that a person’s outward appearance may be a veil that hides storms of emotions and secrets, making quick judgments about others unfair.

Azza Fahmy... a source of inspiration and identity

In preparing for the role, Nelly Karim revealed a unique artistic aspect of her new character, portraying someone connected to the world of jewelry design. She explained that she drew inspiration for the character's spirit and dimensions from the renowned Egyptian jewelry designer Azza Fahmy .

Nelly added that her choice of Azza Fahmy as a role model did not come out of nowhere, but rather stemmed from her great admiration for her unique professional style and her ability to integrate Egyptian and Arab heritage into international works of art, which is what Nelly tried to transfer to the screen to enhance the artistic identity of the character she plays.

Intensive credibility training

To ensure a realistic and believable performance, Nelly Karim didn't just prepare psychologically for the role; she also underwent intensive practical training. She learned the fundamentals of jewelry making and became familiar with the technical and artistic terminology used in this precise field. She emphasized that this direct exposure to the profession gave her a deep understanding of the character and helped her embody the role brilliantly in front of the camera.

Outstanding team

The series "Ala Ad El Hob" (As Much as Love) stars Nelly Karim alongside a host of other prominent actors, including Sherif Salama, Ahmed Saeed Abdel Ghani, Ahmed Magdy, Maha Nassar, Mahmoud El Lithy, Mohamed Abu Dawood, Mohamed Ali Rizk, Safaa El Toukhy, and Randa Ibrahim. This project continues Nelly Karim's successful run in Ramadan dramas, where audiences have come to expect her to tackle sensitive issues and deliver bold dramatic treatments that spark social debate.

In new statements reflecting artistic and human maturity, Egyptian star Dina El Sherbiny revealed her strategy for dealing with the recurring rumors that affect her personal life, the latest of which was the news that circulated about her relationship with an Egyptian artist, stressing that "silence and work" are her strongest weapons in the face of the noise of social media platforms.

The philosophy of ignoring and professional focus

In a radio interview, Dina El Sherbiny explained that she has made a firm decision not to get caught up in the game of denial or confirmation, which drains an artist's energy. She indicated that the only practical response she believes in is success on screen. She emphasized that engaging in controversy only breeds more rumors, and therefore she prefers to focus entirely on embodying dramatic characters and presenting works worthy of her audience, considering her artistic career to be more enduring and important than any fleeting conversations.

Dealing with criticism and the tax of fame

In a related context, Sherbini distinguished between malicious rumors and constructive artistic criticism, indicating her complete respect for the opinions of critics and the public regarding her acting performance. She emphasized that she takes professional feedback into account to improve her skills. However, she stressed that she prefers not to have an extensive media presence or constant interaction on social media except in the most limited circumstances, preferring to return to her normal, simple life immediately after filming, away from the cameras' spotlight.

Psychological support and a rising artistic career

Dina addressed the human side of her life, emphasizing that maintaining her peace of mind is a top priority. She noted that the support she receives from her family and loved ones, along with the trust of her fans and credible critics, forms her first line of defense against any negativity. This comes at a time when Dina El Sherbiny has firmly established herself as one of the leading actresses in Egyptian drama, especially after her consecutive successes in previous Ramadan seasons, making her news a subject of widespread interest both locally and across the Arab world.

Details of the series "Two Others" in Ramadan 2026

On the professional front, Dina El Sherbiny is preparing to enter the 2026 Ramadan drama season with a highly anticipated series titled "Etneen Gheirna" (Two Others) . This project marks a special collaboration between her and star Asser Yassin, raising expectations due to their anticipated on-screen chemistry. The series also stars a number of prominent actors, including Fadwa Abed, Nour Ehab, Hanady Mehanna, Nardine Farag, and Ahmed Hassan. Written by Rana Abu El Reesh and directed by Khaled El Halfawy, the series is produced by Saadi Gawhar Productions, one of the region's leading production companies, promising a high-quality production that will be a strong contender in the upcoming season.

A state of sadness prevailed in the artistic community last night (Monday), after the announcement of the death of Syrian businessman Youssef Antaki, husband of Lebanese star Nour , according to what his brother Paul Antaki revealed through his official accounts on social media platforms.

Details of the death and funeral arrangements

Paul Antaki, the deceased's brother, announced the sad news on his Facebook page, where he mourned his brother with moving words that reflected the depth of the loss and pain felt by the family. The funeral service will be held next Thursday, March 5th, at St. Cyril's Church in the Korba area of ​​the historic Heliopolis district.

The family is scheduled to begin receiving condolences and sympathizers at 7:30 pm inside the church halls, where a large number of relatives and friends are expected to attend, in addition to art and society stars to console the artist Nour in her great loss.

The artistic community mourns the deceased

Upon the announcement of the news, a number of artists and drama producers rushed to offer their condolences to actress Nour, expressing their full solidarity with her during this ordeal. Among the first to offer condolences was the renowned Egyptian director Mohamed Sami, who has a close professional and personal relationship with Nour.

Sami posted a message of condolence on his official Instagram account, saying: “To God we belong and to Him we shall return. The death of businessman Youssef Antaki, husband of artist Nour. We ask for your prayers for mercy and forgiveness.” This reflects the bonds that unite members of the artistic community in such difficult humanitarian circumstances.

A quiet life away from the spotlight

It is worth noting that the artist Nour married businessman Youssef Antaki in 2008, in a marriage characterized by stability and tranquility, which resulted in two children, Leonardo and Lydia. Throughout their marriage, Nour consistently and diligently kept her family life and her husband away from the media frenzy and paparazzi lenses.

Nour was known in artistic circles for her deep respect for the privacy of her home, preferring that her artistic work remain the only link between her and the public, while her personal life remains a private and sacred space away from the spotlight, which made her late husband’s media appearances extremely rare.

Nour's latest artistic milestones

On the artistic front, Nour had recently achieved remarkable success through her participation in the second season of the series “Joudar”, which was shown as part of the Ramadan 2025 drama season. The work, which starred Yasser Galal, received widespread praise and high viewership ratings, as Nour delivered a distinguished performance that added to her great artistic record in Egyptian and Arab drama.