Mirhan Hussein Joins Amira Nour on “For Those Who Care About Art” Ahead of Releasing Her New Projects
Actress Mirhan Hussein appears Sunday on “For Those Who Care About Art” with Amira Nour, coinciding with the release of her new song “December,” and as she prepares for the upcoming premiere of several artistic works including the thriller film “Al-Hares.” ✨🎶
Mirhan Hussein is set to appear this Sunday on the live show “For Those Who Care About Art”, hosted by Amira Nour at 6 PM, marking a new media presence coinciding with the release of her latest single “December”, written by Samir Tarek, composed by Gaber Kamal, and arranged by Haroun 🎤❄️.
Over the past months, Mirhan has completed filming several artistic projects slated for release soon, positioning the upcoming period as one of the most active phases in her artistic journey ✨🎬.
Among the most anticipated works is the film “Al-Hares” (The Guardian) starring Hani Salama, along with Maram Ali, Mahmoud Amr Yassin, Ahmed Al-Rafei, and Mohamed Mehran, in addition to many guest stars 🔥🎞️.
The film unfolds within a gripping mystery-thriller atmosphere, exploring the dark influence of social media on a group of young individuals who unexpectedly find themselves trapped in a complex and dangerous puzzle that changes their lives forever 🌀📱.
The production also features scenes filmed outside Egypt, giving the movie a distinctive international visual aesthetic 🌍🎥.
Mirhan continues to balance her musical and acting career, demonstrating her versatility and commitment to presenting diverse artistic experiences with professionalism and flair ⭐💛.
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