Nadia Shukri to one of the people: Ahmed Zaki hit me with a pen behind the scenes of “The Children Have Grown Up”

The artist, Nadia Shoukry, recalled the memories of her friendship with the late artist Ahmed Zaki, while she was a guest on the program. One of the people She said: “We were colleagues from the days of the institute, and this created a friendship between us, which appeared in many things, whether the play Al-Ayal grew up or when we toured the house while I was married to Sami Al-Adl, and he said, I am coming to make my sister happy, that I am working on a very important movie that you must see, which is the movie (Shafiqa). and entrusted).

She added: “Once during the scenes of the children’s play, Ahmed Zaki’s face grew up, and suddenly I was in a make-up and he spoke to me. He replied to him. He said, “You are not interested in him.” He hit me with a pen to the point that I cried and cried very much. “.

During the meeting, Nadia Shoukry talks regarding the scenes of her most famous roles, “Soso Al-Sukari” in the play “The Children Grow Up”, as well as revealing many secrets in her artistic life, and honoring her at the Cairo Drama Festival.

She also reveals the secret of her long distance from art and her emigration to Australia following the resounding success of the play “The Children Grow Up”, and her entry into the play by chance.

Last week, the “One of the People” program hosted the great artist Sawsan Badr, who spoke regarding the beginning of her relationship with acting, saying that she joined the Institute of Acting following entering the Faculty of Science for 48 hours only because of her passion for art and acting, and despite her father’s opposition to her entering the artistic community, “Sawsan insisted On achieving her dream, she passed the acting institute exams in front of Jalal Al-Sharqawi, Saad Ardash and Sana Shafea.