The Egyptian actress, Ghada Adel, and her colleague Ahmed Al-Saadani were subjected to sharp criticism, because of a scene that brought them together in the events of the series “Munawra Behhalha” that was shown last month, and it was shared by the pioneers of social networking sites once more these days during the month of Ramadan.
The son of the artist, Salah Al-Saadani, appeared, placing his head on Ghada Adel’s chest, and telling her during the dialogue: “Oh, O Alia, our presence in life is injustice,” to respond to him with a bold sentence, saying: “Okay, is philosophy that does nothing but my chest?”
On the other hand, social media activists considered that the scene does not serve the dramatic context, criticizing the change in the style of the Egyptian artist in the recent period, especially following her separation from her husband.
Injustice, Alia, our existence in life is injustice
= Medicine, come on philosophy, what does it feel but on my chest?“Enlightened by its people” pic.twitter.com/n6YMv0zSkd
– Muuk. ⓭ ⓭ (@meemformuuk) April 8, 2022
Meanwhile, others defended Ghada Adel and considered the scene not exaggerated and of representative value, noting that the series’ rating is for those over 18.
It is noteworthy that the series “Munawra with its People” was shown on the “Shahid” platform last March, under the classification of 18+, and co-starring with Ghada Adel and Ahmed Al-Saadani, Bassem Samra, Laila Alawi, Nahed Al-Sibai, Muhammad Hatem, Abbas Abu Al-Hassan and others.
