The Definitive Guide to Living in the Capital , Cairo , Egypt

Throughout this year’s Ramadan series, we’ve had the pleasure of discovering blooming talents who have made their mark on the big screen at a very young age. From Kamel El Adad to Embratoryet Meem and Baba Geh, we’ve encountered endearing and heartwarming youngsters who have captivated our hearts not only with their adorable charm but also with their exceptional talent and lovable personalities.

Lavenia Nader – Baba Geh 

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You may remember Lavenia Nader from her most recent role in Hanan Motawie’s Soot W Soora. This Ramadan, Lavenia took over the screen alongside Akram Hosny in Baba Geh. With the concluding scene from the first episode going viral across social media, Lavenia has received much-deserved recognition for her captivating talent.

Mona Zaher – Embratoryet Meem 

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Born into an artistic family, Mona Ahmed Zaher shines bright in Embratoryet Meem this Ramadan. She portrays a character who not only addresses pertinent social issues but also adds a delightful comedic flair to the series.

Celia Saad – Kamel El Adad

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Farah, portrayed by Celia Saad in Kamel El Adad, has truly left a lasting impression. She effortlessly tugs at our heartstrings with her endearing and expressive performance. From her playful scenes as a little girl who loves to gossip to the heart-wrenching passages where her efforts to get closer to her family are met with rejection, Celia’s portrayal of Farah resonates deeply with Kamel El Adad’s audience.

Malek Emad – Kamel El Adad

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Cast as Farid in Kamel El Adad, Malek Emad leaves us in awe with each passing episode. Playing the part of a rather traditional teenager with a quiet demeanour compared to his more outgoing siblings, Farid emerges as an exceptional character brought to life flawlessly by Malek, who is an outstanding actor in the making.

Adam Wahdan – Embratoryet Meem

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While we’re still captivated by his role as Ghada Adel’s son in Hala Khasa, Adam Wahdan is back on screen in Emratoryet Meem as Mazen. Despite the stark contrast between the two roles, Adam effortlessly embodies both characters, a testament to his talent and abilities, and we can’t wait to see more of him on the big screen!

Remon Tawfik – Embratoryet Meem

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Many of us may recall Remon from Freska’s ad last year, where he hilariously covered his ears and screamed “a’raa’” to Wael Gomaa. We’re delighted to see more of Remon as an actor this year. Portraying Moustafa in Embratoryet Meem, Remon’s adorable charm and exceptional talent have earned him admiration from all the series’ followers.

Jan Ramez – El Meallem

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Jan Ramez garnered public adoration earlier when he became a social media sensation after a memorable red carpet interview for his movie, El Bo’bo’, alongside Amir Karara, where he gave a witty response when the interviewer tried to uncover details of the film’s plot in exchange for chocolate. This year, Jan returns to the spotlight in Mostafa Shabaan’s El Meallem, delivering a captivating performance and giving comic relief to the otherwise intense storyline. 

Youssef & Younes Bassem – Kamel El Adad

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Bringing to light the challenges of coping with the loss of a parental figure, this sequel to Kamel El Adad features more of Youssef and Younes Bassem. Their remarkable talent shines through in scenes depicting profound grief and the moments where they effortlessly embody the twins’ mischief.