11:18 PM
Saturday 15 October 2022
Books – Wael Tawfik:
The artist Ahmed Salama revealed the truth of his differences with his daughter, the artist Sarah Salama, because of her clothes, which were described as daring, in addition to her wearing “shorts” in the series “Ibn Halal”, while hosting him on the “Nas El Kalam” program on the “Al-Nahar” channel.
He said: “The first reaction was that I told her not to do that once more, and the ideas that all of your generation saw liberate this outside, not here, we are an oriental society in the other, we are a society that we cannot transcend, it is its point of view, as long as we wear what people like and do what people like, and we go Places that people like, will be suffocated, I act on the basis of people, will you see me how?, But I do not do anything wrong, to be convinced, this needs a very rigid effort, and she promised me that it is perfect. “
He continued, “I mean, as I came out in Ibn Halal wearing shorts, and she was attacked and I was attacked because of this story, and it was the first work that Sarah did, and in a stylist for the series, she told her to wear such and such, she does not know, she hears the words, she does not understand him at all on the idea, The nature of her role in Ibn Halal was nothing out. They only objected to the shorts. First, she was 18, 19 years old at the time, very young, and she had no experience. In the stylist she was heading, she was Abdel Mawr, she told her that she was wearing this, so she dressed, she attacked me, of course. Because of this, and she is attacking only because of Sarah, and I try as hard as I can to control, because this is the nature of a generation and the nature of an era we live in.”
It is noteworthy that the latest work of the artist, Sarah Salama, is the comedy series “Affirmation Younes”, which was shown on one of the digital platforms.
And participated in the series: Muhammad Anwar, Hana Al-Shorbagy, Muhammad Ali Rizk, and a number of guests of honor, including Amir Karara, Abeer Sabry, Muhammad Abdul Rahman, Mustafa Khater, Salah Abdullah, Mahmoud Al-Bazzawi, Karim Mahmoud Abdel Aziz, and the work directed by Moataz Al-Tuni. .
