Monday 09/December/2024 – 06:08 AM
The artist Ahmed Abdel Aziz revealed the details of his role in the series Fahd Al-Batal, starring the artist Ahmed Al-Awadi, which is scheduled to be shown in Ramadan 2025, in addition to his opinion on the controversy surrounding whether or not the work should provide a message.
Ahmed Abdel Aziz said in his statements to Cairo 24: My character in the series Fahd Al-Batal is a surprise, and I will be Ahmed Al-Awadi’s uncle, and the series has 30 episodes.
As for the show date of the Midnight Crime series, Ahmed Abdel Aziz added: I do not know the show date, but it is supposed to be shown outside the Ramadan race.
The artist Ahmed Abdel Aziz also commented on the controversy surrounding whether an artistic work must present a message or not, saying: An artistic work does not have to present a direct message. Like, for example, a comedy work has a meaning because it makes it simple and entertains people, so pleasure is that meaning. Mental and aesthetic values are the most important thing in an artistic work. They do not have to remain clear, the more indirect the message is, the better it is and the better it is conveyed.
Fahd Al Batal series
The Fahd Al-Batal series stars Ahmed Al-Awadi, Mirna Nour El-Din, Ahmed Abdel Aziz, Lucy, Mahmoud Al-Bazawi, Safaa Al-Toukhi, Izzat Zein, Hamza Al-Aili, Caroline Azmi, Ahmed Majed, Muhammad Mahran, and others, and the events take place within a popular suspense framework.
Ahmed Abdel Aziz’s latest work
While the artist Ahmed Abdel Aziz participated in the Ramadan 2023 race in more than one work, including “Sara Al-Bataa,” starring Ahmed Fahmy and directed by Khaled Youssef.
Ahmed Al-Saadani, Hussein Fahmy, Reem Mustafa, Hanan Mutawa, Menna Fadali, Ahmed Wafik, Naglaa Badr, and others participated in the work, and he also participated in the series Battalion 101, starring Amr Youssef, written by Iyad Saleh and directed by Mohamed Salama, and Aser Yassin, Ahmed Salah participated in the work. Hosni, Fathi Abdel Wahab, Walid Fawaz, Wafaa Amer, Khaled Al-Sawy.
