Asmaa Galal and Asser Yassin Shine at the Special Screening of "If the Cat is Gone"
The special screening of "If the Cat is Gone" gathered the film's stars and creators, with fans eagerly awaiting the release of the official song "Qalbak Talaga," revealing the first musical glimpse of the film.
The special screening of "If the Cat is Gone" took place today at a mall, attended by the film's cast and creators, amid an atmosphere full of excitement and audience engagement.
The event brought together Asser Yassin and his wife, Asmaa Galal, Mohamed El Sharnouby, Mayan El Sayed, Mohamed Shaheen, and the writer Ayman Watar, along with several other prominent actors.
As the New Year approaches, fans are eagerly awaiting the release of the official film song "Qalbak Talaga" today, offering the first glimpse into the movie's musical world. The song, written by Mona El Qi’i, composed by Aziz El Shafie, and performed by Fares Sakar, blends emotion and rhythm, setting the stage for one of the most anticipated films of the season.
The film will premiere in Egyptian cinemas on December 31, and will be released across the Arab world starting January 8.
Written by Ayman Watar and directed by Sara Noah in her first feature-length project, the film unfolds in a social comedy setting, featuring Mohamed Shaheen, Ali Sobhi, Samah Anwar, Entesar, among others, creating a complete artistic ensemble eagerly awaited by audiences.
Syrian singer Majd Al Qassem celebrates the launch of his new mini album “Sho Helou,” marking a fresh musical chapter filled with variety and artistic collaborations.
Egyptian actress Menna Fadaly sparked widespread speculation after appearing in a white wedding dress in a new Instagram video, leaving fans questioning the reason behind the look.
Egyptian actress Nermin El-Feky drew attention with a stylish winter look after sharing new photos on her official Instagram account, proving once again that elegance lies in simplicity.
During late 2025 and early 2026, a widespread rumor circulated across social media platforms—especially TikTok, Instagram, and Telegram—claiming the existence of a leaked video allegedly linked to the well-known blogger Habiba Reda. The video was said to last between 4 and 8 minutes and allegedly contained inappropriate content, with references to a person named Shehab El-Din.
