ALBAWABA - Counselor Turki Al-Sheikh, head of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's Entertainment Authority, recently announced that the authority will produce a film starring Egyptian artist Amr Diab and Lebanese artist Nancy Ajram. This film will be a significant artistic contribution to Arab cinema.
In an Instagram post, he commented on a photo from a recent meeting with Amr Diab, saying, "With the dear star Al-Hadba... and I agreed with him on a film that brings him together with the star Nancy Ajram for the first time." Nancy's acting background is... "My father is in the tree," the film states, "and we want films that remind us of the time of beautiful art." Pier 5 is also included.
Nancy Ajram, an actress, begins her career in acting. We're looking for films like Nimra Pier Five and My Father Is in the Tree that transport us back to a time when art was beautiful.
His Excellency Counselor Turki Al-Sheikh earlier announced the film "Shaghal Cairo," which features Nancy Ajram and Karim Abdel Aziz. Mustafa Saqr wrote the script and Mohamed Shaker directed it. The Saudi Entertainment Authority, in partnership with several private organizations, established the "Big Time" Fund to create the work, as announced during a press conference in a Cairo hotel last February.
Wissam Breidy, the show's host, gave Nancy Ajram a choice between an orange and a yellow rose during her recent appearance on the Carpool Karaoke in Arabic program. Nancy, a true Arab, picked the yellow rose.
She then said, "I give the yellow rose to Amr Diab," in response to his request that she offer the flower to the artist whose work she most respected. To you, I offer this rose as a token of my deepest respect for everything that you have accomplished.
In a post on his official Instagram profile, Saudi Entertainment Authority counselor Turki Al-Sheikh shared a video clip and a series of images from a special screening of the film "Welad Rizk 3" in Saudi Arabia, featuring musician Amr Diab.
Counselor Turki Al-Sheikh, head of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's Entertainment Authority, has declared a problem with the film "Welad Rizk ": The Judge" on the Fox Cinema Group's widely used website in the Middle East.
Al-Sheikh posted a photo on Facebook along with the caption, "Oh, glory be to God, may God bless." The post discussed the three-hour outage of the "Vox Cinema" website throughout the Middle East due to the overwhelming demand for tickets to the movie "Welad Rizk. The Judge."
