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In just a month, we have seen a new wave of rising stars and young talents who have caught our attention. From comedians embracing serious roles to fresh faces stepping out of the shadows of nepotism, the industry is witnessing a vibrant uprise of promising talents.
Let's break down the performers who have set these talents apart in the debut month of 2024 as their journeys begin, and the spotlight is rightfully theirs.
Taha Desouky
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Taha Desouky, known for his comedic sense in shows like Mawdou3 3a2ely and El Sofara, has taken a bold leap into the world of drama. His first-ever lead role as an autistic lawyer showcases Desouky's versatility, challenging him to step out of his comfort zone. The shift from comedy to a more profound role adds an intriguing layer to his performance, proving that Desouky is more than just a comedian.
Hager El Serrag
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Hager El Serrag, who caught the eyes in Kamla Abu Zekry's Betlou3 El Roh, returns to take centre stage in Hala Khasa. Her radiant beauty has made her an on-screen heartthrob and garnered the affection of hundreds and thousands of viewers.
Tarnim
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Known for her good-girl roles in shows like Meen 2al, Tarnim took a daring step into uncharted territory. Playing the daughter of a drug cartel owner, she not only embraced a character vastly different from her usual roles but also delivered heartfelt and heartbreaking scenes. Her chemistry with Essam Omar added an emotional depth to the show, proving that Tarnim is not afraid to challenge herself and explore her talent.
Rima Mostafa
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Memorable child star Rima Mostafa displayed impeccable chemistry with Nour El Nabawy in El Harifa. Her mix of wittiness, quirkiness, and straight-up cuteness captivated audiences, making her more than just an on-screen sibling.
Ahmed Ghozzi
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Ahmed Ghozzi brought street-level authenticity to his character in El Harifa. Portraying a thug with utmost realism, his performance adds depth and credibility to the character of Sheshtawy. His ability to anchor the role with authenticity speaks volumes about his dedication to bringing characters to life.
Tasneem Mattar
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Tasneem Mattar kicked off 2024 with a bang, featuring in not one but three hit projects. Known for her role in W Bena Me3ad's first season, Mattar's manipulative character Layla is back in the show's current sequel. Her cinematic debut in Khaled Youssef's El Eskandarany adds another feather to her cap, with another highly anticipated appearance in Youssra's upcoming ensemble drama Leilet El Eid.
Kozbara
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Mahraganat singer Kozbara made a splash in the acting scene, embodying the iconic character of Hetta in El Harifa. His on-screen presence became the comedic heartbeat of the movie with his hilarious spontaneity and charisma.
Amira Adib
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Amira Adib's replacement of Dalia Shawky's character in W Bena Me3ad initially challenged viewers, but her portrayal breathed new life into the character. With a focus on her character's aspiration to be an actress and social media influencer, Adib adds authentic layers and charisma to the role, proving that change can bring refreshing perspectives.
Abdelrahman Mohamed
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Relatively new to the acting scene, stand-up comedian Abdelrahman Mohamed showcased his acting in Ahmed Fahmy's Mr X last year. However, he was given significant screen time and room to shine in El Harifa, where he delivered the most hilarious jokes, proving that he is a rising star with the potential to merge the modern-day comedic sense of stand-ups into cinema.
