Keen to diversify her roles
Dalida Khalil bets on her new series
Lebanese actress Dalida Khalil
Beirut - Michelle Hadad
Lebanese actress Dalida Khalil said that she performs a different role in her TV drama show “Silence of Paper”, adding that she ended filming her role not long ago. She added that the actor always faces a large number of challenges during his career, saying that he should overcome all of them.
She expressed her keenness to renew her roles, saying that she works to diversify her roles not to repeat any of the roles she presented before. She stressed that the actor should not be limited to specific roles to be able to meet the aspirations of his fans.
She added, in a statement to “Arabs Today”, that she is currently preoccupied in filming her new TV drama show “Fifty Thousands”, saying that it has more than 30 episodes. She added that she performs a major role in the series. She added that the new series will achieve notable success after its presentation.
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