Mirna Nour El-Din Announces Absence from Ramadan 2026 Drama and Shares Upcoming Plans
Actress Mirna Nour El-Din will take a break during Ramadan 2026, while continuing to film her highly anticipated series "Ana Enta.. Enta Mesh Ana
Mirna Nour El-Din confirmed she will skip Ramadan 2026 dramas, having declined multiple offers to focus on a temporary break and her upcoming projects post-Ramadan. 💖🌙
🎬 Continuing "Ana Enta.. Enta Mesh Ana"
Mirna is filming her new series "Ana Enta.. Enta Mesh Ana", which paused temporarily due to scheduling conflicts and cast members traveling abroad. The show explores the metaverse and its impact on human life and society, with Mirna portraying Dalia, who has a virtual version in the digital world. 💻✨
The 15-episode series features a talented ensemble cast:
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Moatasem Al-Nahar
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Mirna Nour El-Din 🌟
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Mostafa Abu Sreea
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Hassan Abu El-Rous
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Mohamed Radwan
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Manal Salama
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Jilan Alaa
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El-Shehat Mabrouk
Alongside other young actors. The concept was created by Kareem Abouzeid, written by his brother Ahmed Mahmoud Abouzeid with Ahmed Daia, and directed by Hesham El-Rashidi. 🎥🎶
🌟 "Fahd Al-Batal" – Mirna's latest work
Last Ramadan 2025, Mirna starred in "Fahd Al-Batal" with Ahmed Al-Awady, portraying Kanaria, a popular girl selling marble remnants to support her family. The story revolves around her love for Fahd and the challenges they face together. 💔❤️
Mirna expressed her passion for popular drama roles, noting that she didn’t plan to work in this genre until she was offered "Fahd Al-Batal", but she embraced it due to her previous experiences in "Fog El-Sahab" and "Hogan", stating:
"My love for popular roles is extraordinary, and I aim to deliver them with authenticity and skill". 🎭✨
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