Lobaba reveals Adel Imam's relationship with artists and responds to the rumor of him being poisoned by fesikh.
Lobna talks about her relationship with Adel Imam and responds to the rumors about the fish dish.

In an interview at the Aswan International Women's Film Festival, actress Lobna talked about her relationship with the legendary Adel Imam, mentioning that she had worked with him on 14 films. She emphasized that there is no one like him in Egyptian cinema. Lobna described Adel Imam as a unique artist with high artistic capabilities, noting that he is always thoughtful in his choices and knows exactly what he wants. She shared that when she looks into his eyes, she feels what he wants, and he also gives her signals that help her deliver an outstanding performance.
Lobna expressed her great admiration for Adel Imam, stating that their relationship has never been marred by jealousy or competition. He has always supported her and all other actors. She pointed out that she never felt he was jealous of her or any other artist; instead, he was always helping others shine and excel. Lobna added that Adel Imam plays a significant role in helping actors perform at their best, and he is one of those creative individuals who enjoys seeing everyone shine in the projects he participates in.
She also shared her desire to work with him again in another film, which remains one of her greatest wishes. Lobna mentioned that she is still in regular contact with Adel Imam, and they spend time together joking and talking. She described him as a very cheerful person who loves laughing and joking with his colleagues. Lobna also spoke about their plans to celebrate his birthday on May 17th and confirmed that he is in very good health.
Regarding the rumors about Adel Imam's death or illness, Lobna expressed her deep frustration, stating that such news is false. She confirmed that the legend is in excellent health, which made her upset about the circulation of such rumors on social media, emphasizing that none of these rumors are true.
Lobna also addressed another rumor concerning herself, the one about her allegedly being poisoned by eating salted fish (feseekh) during the Sham El-Nessim holiday. She jokingly said, "They said I got food poisoning from eating feseekh on Sham El-Nessim, I'm one of the people, and the grass eats feseekh!" She clarified that this rumor was completely untrue. She explained that the video in which she was eating feseekh was just a playful moment with her friends, and she wanted to show the public that she enjoyed the holiday and ate what she liked, despite not being able to do so when she was younger. She emphasized that the video was just for fun and was never intended to create controversy or harm her reputation.
Lobna added that she never expected the video to go viral on social media. She admitted that she didn't think about the potential consequences, but she was surprised by the attention the video garnered after it was posted. She also joked with the young man who filmed her, saying, "When they see me eating onions, what will they say about me? No scandals, please!" She confirmed that she never anticipated that the video would become the topic of conversation for so many people.
In addition to addressing the rumors, Lobna also spoke about her personal experience working with Adel Imam. She shared that when she first worked with him, she felt a bit nervous, but he quickly gave her confidence and encouragement. She said that working with him was always a special artistic experience, as he would always offer advice to her and her colleagues. Lobna expressed that she cherishes every moment she worked with the legend and that he always fostered a collaborative and harmonious atmosphere on set.
In conclusion, Lobna expressed her gratitude and appreciation for Adel Imam, affirming that he has always been and continues to be an exemplary figure in the field of art. She added that the legend possesses wisdom and experience that make him a source of inspiration for everyone who works with him and that he remains a significant figure in the history of Egyptian and international cinema.