Adel Muhammad Imam Muhammad Bukharini, better known by his stage name Adel Emam , (born May 17, 1940-) is an Egyptian film, television and theater actor. He is considered one of the most famous actors in Egypt and the Arab world.
He was best known for playing comedies that blended political, romantic, and social issues, and at the beginning of his rise he starred in more serious works and merging comedy with romance, such as My Marty General Manager (1966), My Wife’s Dignity (1967) and The Goblin Of My Wife (1968). seem Adel Emam His artistic life at the beginning of the sixties, and so far he has presented 126 films, 16 series, 11 plays and a radio series with singer Abdel Halim Hafez entitled Please Don’t Understand Me Quickly (1973).
Imam received his Bachelor’s degree in Agriculture from Cairo University. Adel Imam started his artistic life on the university stage, from which he started working in cinema. With his entry into the world of cinema, Imam played the starring role in many films that achieved the highest revenues in the history of Egyptian cinema, as his films in the eighties and nineties were the highest profits in cinema.
That made him superior to the rest of the actors. His contributions to the film and theater industry by addressing social and political issues in the Arab world were; This earned him widespread fame around the world and made him one of the most influential Arab public figures in the eighties and nineties. Some of his film and television works are daring and cause uproar and controversy for his discussion of important social, political and religious issues such as the Arab crises with Israel and Denmark.
