Mohamed Tharwat Reveals “Al Souq Al Horreya” Secrets: Improvisation Drives the Comedy
Actor Mohamed Tharwat confirmed that improvisation played a key role in “Al Souq Al Horreya,” with a creative agreement allowing actors to freely express themselves.
In an exclusive behind-the-scenes discussion, actor Mohamed Tharwat shed light on his experience in the series “Al Souq Al Horreya,” highlighting that improvisation was a core element of its comedic success.
Improvisation at the Heart of Comedy
Tharwat explained that improvisation was a fundamental part of the series, adding a unique comedic spirit to the scenes, with full agreement from director Shady Ali, who allowed actors creative freedom.
The Character of Gomaa
He spoke about his role as “Gomaa,” the HR officer at the airport, noting that he aimed to present the character in a distinctive comedic style that quickly captured audience attention.
Diverse Characters and Comedy Styles
The series featured a variety of characters, including Mohamed Radwan as “Kazem,” Hussam Dagher as a fake doctor, and Dina Mohsen (Wezo) portraying a quirky makeup-focused role.
Writing and Directing Insights
Writer Hesham Yahya discussed the challenges of building the show’s absurd comedic world, while director Shady Ali emphasized his careful selection of the cast to deliver a unique comedic experience.
Production Challenges
Producer Sherine Magdy highlighted the production difficulties and teamwork efforts that helped bring the project to life in a way that resonated strongly with audiences.
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