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Cairo - Shimaa Mekawy
Egyptian Actress Najla Bader described her role in the TV drama show “30 Days”, presented during the latest drama season of Ramadan, as very exhausting, saying that the role needed increasing efforts to cover its psychological dimension. She added that what attracts her to participate in any drama show is the complicated nature of the role she performs.
She denied what was published over her participation in the TV drama show “The Flood”, saying that she signed a contract to participate in the film before Ramadan, while she apologized later, as she was extremely preoccupied in the filming of her other shows.
She expressed her pleasure for her participation in “30 Days” drama works during the current drama season of Ramadan, saying that she received positive reactions from the fans over her roles in both works. She revealed that she ended filming her role in “30 Days” drama show, saying that the work discusses social issues witnessed in the Egyptian and Arab communities.
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