Caroline Azmy Starts Filming "Ibn El Asal" with Ali Rabie and Prepares for "Ras Al-Afaa" in Ramadan 2026
Caroline Azmy embarks on a new cinematic adventure in the comedy film "Ibn El Asal" with Ali Rabie, while simultaneously filming the highly anticipated Ramadan 2026 series "Ras Al-Afaa."
Caroline Azmy is set to start filming her role in the comedy film "Ibn El Asal" alongside Ali Rabie this December 🎥✨. Azmy plays the female lead, while the production team continues signing contracts with other cast members, with names to be announced soon.
"Ibn El Asal" Production Team
The film is written by Ahmed Saad Waly and directed by Hisham Fathy, featuring Entesar and other actors 🌟. The movie is scheduled for theatrical release in 2026.
Parallel Work on "Ras Al-Afaa" 🐍
At the same time, Azmy continues shooting her role in "Ras Al-Afaa" with star Amir Karara, set to air in Ramadan 2026. She portrays a National Security officer, alongside a stellar cast including Sherif Mounir, Magda Zaki, Ahmed Ghazy, and special guest stars.
The series is written by Hany Sarhan, directed by Mohamed Bakir, and produced by Synergy Production 🎬📺, marking one of the most anticipated projects of the upcoming Ramadan season.
Caroline Azmy’s Recent Ramadan Work
In Ramadan 2025, Azmy starred in "Fahd Al-Batal" with Ahmed Al Awady, marking their second consecutive collaboration after "Haq Arab" in Ramadan 2024. She played Rawya, the sister of Ahmed Al Awady, facing many challenges after being wronged by their uncle in Upper Egypt 🌟.
"Fahd Al-Batal" also starred Mona Nour El Din, Ahmed Abdelaziz, Mahmoud El Bazawe, Lucy, Hamza El Eily, Essam El Saqqa, and others. The series was written by Mahmoud Hamdan and directed by Mohamed Abdelsalam.
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