Ahmed El Sakka Reveals: I Owe Safaa El Toukhi and Diaa Abdel Khaleq My Early Success
Ahmed El Sakka shares the story of his early career and credits Safaa El Toukhi and Diaa Abdel Khaleq for playing a pivotal role in helping him enter the Cinema Institute
Veteran actor Ahmed El Sakka appeared on the show “Fadfadit Awy” with director Moataz El Tony, revealing a touching story from the early days of his career 🎬✨.
Sakka explained that actress Safaa El Toukhi and actor Diaa Abdel Khaleq provided crucial support at key moments. When he first applied for the Cinema Institute auditions, he realized he had prepared a dramatic scene instead of a cinematic scene, nearly losing the opportunity.
Thanks to the keen observation of Safaa El Toukhi and Diaa Abdel Khaleq, who were unaware of the mistake, they helped him correctly prepare the scene, which got accepted in the preliminary selection 🎭✨.
Sakka added that their support continued during the final audition, enabling him to succeed and enter the institute, stating:
"I owe everything I’ve achieved to Ms. Safaa El Toukhi and Diaa Abdel Khaleq" 💖🌟.
This story highlights the human side of the arts, demonstrating how support and guidance from established artists can completely change the trajectory of a young talent’s life, showcasing the impact of mentorship in nurturing new generations of actors 🎬💫.
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Ahmed El Sakka: I Owe Safaa El Toukhi and Diaa Abdel Khaleq My Early Success
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