Karim El-Shenawy Praises Child Star Ali El-Baily
Director Karim El-Shenawy praised child actor Ali El-Baily, the star of “Lam Shamsiya,” after the series’ major success during Ramadan 2025, calling him one of the smartest and bravest actors he has worked with.
✨ Karim El-Shenawy Honors a New Rising Star
In a heartfelt post on Facebook, director Karim El-Shenawy shared photos with child actor Ali El-Baily, the star of “Lam Shamsiya”, and praised him strongly, saying:
📌 “This is a celebratory post for one of the smartest, most talented, and bravest actors I have worked with… Ali El-Baily.”
🎭 A Child with Exceptional Talent
The praise came after the series achieved massive success during Ramadan 2025, where Ali El-Baily stood out with a powerful performance that resonated with the audience and critics alike.
🧠 Why the Praise Matters
The director’s appreciation is significant because it comes from an experienced filmmaker, making the compliment a strong indicator of the actor’s potential.
📌 “Lam Shamsiya” – A Social Awareness Drama
The series tackles sensitive social issues such as:
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marital relationships
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child abuse
in a socially conscious framework, which increased its impact on viewers.
🎬 Cast and Production
Written by Maryam Naoum and directed by Karim El-Shenawy, the series features stars such as:
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Amina Khalil
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Ahmed El-Saadany
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Mohamed Shahin
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Yousra El-Louzi
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Tharaa Gabal
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Safaa El-Toukhi
🌟 Conclusion
Karim El-Shenawy’s praise indicates that Ali El-Baily may become one of the most prominent young talents in Egyptian drama.
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