🌟 The "Qaderoon BIkhtilaf" Foundation praised the human message of the series "Blue Color," emphasizing its success in highlighting an important societal issue: children on the autism spectrum and the psychological and social challenges their families face daily 💙✨.

🎬 Zeina Tawakel, Executive Director of the Foundation, confirmed that the series serves as a model for dramas addressing real societal issues, noting that Egyptian drama plays a key role during Ramadan in raising awareness of disability issues 🌈💡.

👶💙 The series portrays a realistic and sensitive depiction of a child with autism within an impactful dramatic framework, reflecting the fears and challenges families face, especially regarding the child’s future and social integration.

📊 Tawakel added that global estimates suggest approximately 1 in 100 children are on the autism spectrum, while in Egypt, about 800,000 to 1 million people fall within this spectrum, highlighting the importance of media in raising public awareness.

✨ She praised the performance of the cast, from writing, directing, and production, to the remarkable portrayal of Hamza by child actor Ali El-Sokary, and the emotional performance of Jumana Murad as the mother, which deeply reflected the anxiety, love, and fear experienced by families 🌟🎭.

💡 The medical and scientific advisory team also ensured the series presented a realistic and responsible depiction, reinforcing awareness of the rights of persons with disabilities and promoting inclusion and full societal participation ❤️✨.

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