Praising positive reactions
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Egyptian actress Dina revealed that she will face physical mutilation in the framework of her role in the coming episodes of “Al Herbaya” TV drama show scheduled to be presented during the current drama season of Ramadan, as he performs a role of drug dealer.
She added that she does not like that anyone faces physical mutilation in fact, saying that it accepted to perform such a scene in the framework of her role in the dramatic work. She expressed her pleasure for the positive reactions she received over her role in the series, praising cooperation with the superstars participating in the work.
A large number of superstars participate in the new TV drama show, including Haifa Wahby, Monzer Rayhana, Dina, Rehab Al Jamal, Mustafa Fahmy and Mahmoud Abdel Moghni. It is directed by Mariam Mohamed.
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