Stars Shine at the Special Premiere of "El Set" with Mona Zaki
The special premiere of "El Set" took place today in 6th of October City, attended by top Egyptian stars ahead of its official release on December 10
The special premiere of "El Set" was held today, Saturday, in 6th of October City, with the presence of numerous Egyptian stars, including: Sayed Ragab, Mohamed Farag, Ahmed Khaled Saleh, Medhat El Adl, Sedky Sakr, among others 🌟🎬.
Mona Zaki and the rest of the film’s cast were among the highlights of the event, celebrating the release before its official launch in cinemas on December 10 📅💖.
"El Set" is a biographical film about the legendary Kawkab Al Sharq Umm Kulthum, starring top actors such as:
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Karim Abdel Aziz ⭐
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Asser Yassin 🌟
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Amr Saad 🎭
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Mohamed Farag 💫
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Sayed Ragab
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Nelly Karim 💖
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Ahmed Dawood
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Ahmed Khaled Saleh
The film also features special cameo appearances by stars such as: Ahmed Helmy, Amina Khalil, Ahmed Amin, Amir El Masry, adding a unique touch to the production 🎬✨.
The storyline focuses on key moments in Umm Kulthum’s life, from her journey in the world of music to her struggle with a rare condition, hyperthyroidism, which had a significant impact on her artistic career 🎵💖.
The special premiere of "El Set" represents a distinguished artistic and social event, combining rich musical history, professional performances by stars, and a notable public presence, making it one of the most prominent cinematic events of the season 🎬🌟.
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