Rania Farid Shawky is evil in "Food of Hearts"

Cairo – Gololy

Egyptian actress Rania Farid Shawky is preparing to participate in the events of the series "Qout Al Quloub" with the artist Magda Zaki, as she embodies an evil character who is involved in conflicts exposed by work events and the wife of the artist Khaled Zaki.

It is planned to launch the work outside the Ramadan race, which is of the type of works of the 45 episodes, written by Mohamed Al-Hinnawi and directed by Magdy Abu Amira and produced by Synergy Company and co-starred by artists Khaled Zaki, Islam Gamal, Mohamed Anwar, Sahar Al-Sayegh, Firas Saeed, and others.

While the actress Magda Zaki embodies during the events of her new series, "Qout Al-Quloub", a school figure who is not balanced and not controlling her daily actions, where she appears in the events of the first episode of the series with the character "Compars" after resorting to performance tests for acting during the events that take place in a comic framework.

The last work of Rania Farid Shawky was the series "Abu Al Arousa 2" on the DMC channel, and achieved high viewership on the part of the audience.

On the other hand, the Egyptian artist Rania Farid Shawky participated in one of the art seminars held recently on the sidelines of the International Book Fair in its 51st session, in which the artist Samir Sabry participated, during which they talked about the late artist Farid Shawky, in celebration of the 100th anniversary of his birthday. .

Rania Farid Shawqi, she said at the beginning of the symposium, that she would talk about Farid Shawqi, the father and not the artist, because he is from God’s grace on them and her sisters, daughters, and he is nicknamed “Abu Al-Banat”.

Rania added that she could not act when she stood in front of her late father Farid Shawqi in the movie "Ah and ah from Sherbat", and she was terrified, and when she came to ask him about something in the film he said to her: Ask the director: I am a producer and the compound with two heads falls, confirming that she learned from him The director saw it as a working maestro