Actress Dalia Mostafa expressed her opinion on dealing with negative comments on social media platforms, explaining that she doesn't care at all about comments that include offenses or attacks. She emphasized that what matters most to her in life is her continuous pursuit of happiness, without being affected by words that might impact her mental state. She added that she prefers to focus on her personal happiness and not pay attention to what is written about her, especially when these comments are sharply critical or excessively attacking.
Dalia mentioned that she doesn't always follow negative comments but focuses on those that reflect a cheerful spirit or make her laugh. She gave an example of a comment from one of her followers on her personal account, which read, "Dalia Mostafa at Layla Zaher's wedding, if she doesn't wear a short dress, she shouldn't attend the wedding." This made her laugh, and she responded by saying, "You're sweet," confirming that she doesn't allow such comments to disturb her or negatively affect her. She stressed that life is too short to waste in anger or sadness over words that don't mean much to her, and she focuses on her own happiness and mental well-being.
Regarding her appearance at her recent birthday party, Dalia talked about her great love for herself, pointing out that this love is the source of her inner strength. She added that she considers herself the only being who will accompany her throughout her life, so she enjoys her time with herself and ensures she maintains good mental health. She revealed that she organized her birthday party with a few close friends from the artistic community, emphasizing that her true friends are mostly from outside the industry, which highlights the importance of human relationships beyond the spotlight.
On another note, Dalia Mostafa discussed her upcoming artistic work, the series "Rouge Aswad." This series is one of the highly anticipated projects, where Dalia portrays the character of a divorced woman, addressing several social issues surrounding the topic of divorce. Dalia clarified that the show highlights the challenges faced by divorced women in society and reflects aspects of their daily struggles, making it a significant addition to works dealing with important social issues.
The series features a group of prominent stars, including Ahmed Faheem, Leqa Al-Khamisi, Mai Selim, Farah El Zahid, Abed Anani, and Ahmed Gamal Said, reflecting the diversity of roles and topics addressed in the work. The series consists of 30 episodes and will be aired outside the traditional Ramadan season, giving it a better chance for success and greater media attention.
Dalia mentioned that "Rouge Aswad" will stand out because of its portrayal of a true story, which gives it complete realism and brings it closer to people's everyday lives. She believed the series would tackle divorce boldly, reflecting not only the personal struggle of the divorced woman but also how social and familial pressures can impact her. She added that the series will also highlight the difficulties faced by couples in divorce cases and how society can deal with these issues with care and awareness.
Dalia Mostafa believes that this type of work could have a significant impact in changing societal awareness about sensitive issues like divorce, which some people tend to avoid or treat cautiously. However, Dalia sees that the series will help open public dialogue about these issues and confirm that divorce is not always an easy choice; rather, it is a decision full of psychological struggles and pressures that deserve to be highlighted artistically and realistically.
Based on this work, Dalia hopes to have an impact on society through her artistic career, as she believes that presenting roles related to social issues can help change many misconceptions about certain topics. She is always striving to portray roles that reflect the reality experienced by the audience, thus making them feel like they are part of the story being shown.
Dalia Mostafa continues her career by engaging with her audience through artistic works that touch on their daily concerns, proving that she is not just an actress limited to entertainment roles, but she also aims to deliver meaningful messages that contribute to raising awareness and supporting society through art.
