Mai Selim Reveals Her Emotional Role in “Rouge Aswad” for Ramadan 2026
Mai Selim discusses her character "Reem" in the series “Rouge Aswad” and the effort needed to portray the struggles of a young woman authentically.
🌟 Mai Selim in a Powerful Dramatic Journey
Actress Mai Selim is set to star in her new series “Rouge Aswad”, scheduled for Ramadan 2026, portraying Reem, a young woman facing multiple personal crises in a realistic and impactful storyline.
🎬 About the Character
Mai Selim said in an exclusive statement: “Playing Reem was very exhausting as she constantly faces hardships, requiring extra effort both physically and emotionally to convey her reality authentically to the audience.”
She added: “Reem’s story will touch the hearts of viewers in every scene, and they will experience her struggles deeply. Some scenes left me feeling drained after shooting.”
🔥 Most Challenging Scenes
Mai highlighted that the most challenging moments were those showing her character’s intense struggles, especially the scene depicting her character being robbed. Despite the difficulty, she enjoyed the role and the opportunity to bring authenticity to the screen.
📸 Behind the Scenes
Through her Instagram, Mai Selim shared exclusive behind-the-scenes photos from the series, teasing fans about the upcoming storyline and building anticipation for the official premiere.
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