Happy for joining “The Flood”
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Actress Rogina
Cairo - Islam Khairy
Egyptian actress Rogina expressed her pleasure for participating in “The Flood” TV drama show, saying that it makes her proud to participate in such great work. She expressed her aspiration that the new TV drama show will meet the expectations of her fans in all over the Arab world.
She added, in a statement to “Muslimchronicle”, that she plays a role of a doctor, while she refused to give any details about her role in the framework of the TV drama show. She added that the new TV drama show was scheduled to be presented during the latest drama season of Ramadan, while it was delayed for production reasons.
She said that her new film “Very Confidential” will be a surprise for the fans, saying that it discusses a large number of issues that extremely affected Egypt’s history. She added that the film will witness the participation of a large number of Egyptian superstars, including Ahmed Al Sakka and Mohamed Ramadan, saying that it will be different and unique film.
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