Sabreen El Naggar Reveals Toughest Scene in “Itneen Gherna” Drama
Actress Sabreen El Naggar revealed the most difficult scene she filmed in the drama “Itneen Gherna,” especially a violent domestic scene, describing it as an emotionally intense and challenging experience.
During an exclusive media panel hosted by “Sada El Balad” 📰, Egyptian actress Sabreen El Naggar opened up about her experience in the drama “Itneen Gherna,” calling it one of the most important milestones in her acting career 🎭✨.
The series tackles deep social and family issues, particularly domestic struggles and violence, making it one of the most impactful dramas of its season.
🌟 Complex Character Role
Sabreen described her character “Wafaa” as one of the most psychologically complex roles she has ever played, requiring deep emotional understanding and intense preparation 🎬.
💔 The Most Difficult Scene
She revealed that the domestic violence scene was the hardest part of the series, both emotionally and physically 😔.
⚠️ Realistic Performance
The intensity of the scene led to a minor injury during filming, highlighting the realism and dedication involved in the performance 🎥.
🚨 Strong Social Message
The drama sheds light on domestic violence and encourages women not to stay silent, emphasizing the importance of speaking out and seeking help 💔✨.
🌟 Audience Impact
The series has received strong audience engagement due to its realistic storytelling and emotional depth.
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