Actress Reham Hagag reveals her role in “Hassan Al Gharib’s Days”

Egyptian actress Reham Hagag said that she resumes the filming of her role in her new TV drama show “Hassan Al Gharib’s Days” scheduled to be presented during the coming Ramadan, saying that she currently films a number of scenes in different Cairo districts. She clarified that the filming will continue until the second week of Ramadan, expressing her pleasure for cooperating with Egyptian actor Amr Saad, as they worked together last year in the TV drama show “Fedda’s Son”.
She praised Saad, underlining the state of harmony gathering them. She stressed that he is keen to cooperate with his colleagues. During the series, she said, she performs a role of a girl living in a poor district called Heba, as she falls in love with Saad. She described the role as one of the major challenges she faces since the beginning of her career.
She added that she is keen to participate in only one work during the drama season of Ramadan, saying that it provides a good opportunity to the actor exert increasing efforts to meet the aspirations of fans. She stressed her keenness to choose her roles carefully to meet the expectations of her fans in all over the Arab world. She expressed her pleasure for the positive reactions she received for her role in the new TV drama show “Red Sulfur”. She added that she performed a different role in the series, saying that she is keen to participate in any work that could enrich her career.
She praised her participation in cinema last year, saying that she was lucky to participate in two works, including “Mawlana”, and “Monkey Talks”, saying that she was surprised that the two works have been presented at the same time. She added that she presented two different roles in the two series.
She denies what was published over her marriage from Egyptian actor Ahmed Al Saadany, saying that she refuses to respond such rumors. She added, “When I will take the step of marriage, I will announce. I hope that all people who work to promote rumors not to interfere in my personal life.”