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Abeer Shams Al Din
Cairo – Mostafa Mahmoud
Syrian actress Abeer Shams Al Din said that the role she performs in her TV drama show “Women’s Madness” scheduled to be presented during the coming Ramadan, saying that she performs a role of singer. She added that she will conflict with Actress Dima Kendileft during the work.
She expressed her pleasure for participating in this work, saying that it will achieve notable success during the coming drama season of Ramadan. She stressed that the series discusses a number of issues in comic framework.
She revealed that she participates in other two drama works during the coming Ramadan, including “Spotlight” and “Rose from Sham”. She added that she ended filming her role in the two series, saying that she is close to end her role in “Women’s Madness” TV drama show.
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