To end its filming before Ramadan
Horia Farghaly ended 75% of her role in “Case G”
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Actress Horia Farghali resumes filming her role in the new TV drama show “Case G” scheduled to be presented during the coming Ramadan, saying that she ended the filming of 75 percent of her role in the series, as she is preoccupied in filming the rest of her role during the current period.
She said, in a statement to “Arabs Today”, Director Hussein Shawkat drafted a plan to end the filming of the series before Ramadan to be able to carry out montage without any pressures. She expressed her pleasure for participating in the series, stressing her confidence that it will achieve notable success during the coming season.
A large number of superstars participate in the new drama show, including Horia Farghly, Ahmed Zaher and Ashraf Zaki. It was written by scenarist Fayez Rashwan and directed by Hussein Shawkat.
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