Refusing popular roles
Actress Reham Hagag prefers complicated roles
Actress Reham Hagag
Cairo - Mustafa Mahmoud
Egyptian Actress Reham Hagag revealed that she does not prefer to perform the role of a popular girl who comes from poor districts, saying that such roles are not suitable for her personality. She added that she prefers to perform complicated roles in her different works.
She stressed, during an interview with “Emirates Voice”, she is happy for her participation “Security Situation” TV drama show presented during the latest drama season of Ramadan with Actor Amr Saad. She stressed that it was one of important experiences in her career since its beginning.
She added that she was extremely happy for participating with Amr Saad during the latest season, saying that it was not the first time for her to work with him. She added that she aspires to work with him again in the future whether in drama or cinema.
She expressed her pleasure for participating with Saad, saying that we formed romantic dual. She stressed her optimism over the new future works, refusing to give any details about them upon orders from the producing company.
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