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Sources revealed that Lebanese Singer Haifa Wahby decided to take a new drama experience through participation in “Al Harir” TV drama show, saying that it will be one of the great Arab works during the coming period.
The sources revealed that the Lebanese actress decided to take the experience due to the seriousness of the producing company that allocated over $3 million as a budget for the new work planned to be presented during the coming drama season of Ramadan.
According to the sources, Haifa will take $ 300 thousand as she performs the leading character in the new drama show that will return her to the social drama. She will participate with a large number of superstars from all over the Arab world.
They stressed that the Lebanese actress is confident that the new drama show will meet the aspirations of her fans in all over the Arab world, while they stressed that she refuses to give any details about the new work during the current period.
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