Yara El-Sekry Reveals Her Role "Rouh" Behind the Scenes of “Ala Clay” 2026
Yara El-Sekry shared her latest behind-the-scenes photos from the series “Ala Clay,” highlighting her new role "Rouh" and preparing for a fresh challenge in Ramadan 2026 drama.
Actress Yara El-Sekry is gearing up for a new and thrilling experience in the Ramadan 2026 drama lineup with the series Ala Clay, portraying a fresh character named "Rouh". She reunites with actor Ahmed El-Awady after their successful collaboration in last year’s series “Fahd Al-Batal.”
The latest behind-the-scenes photos reveal the significant challenge Yara faces in embodying this character, which contrasts sharply with her previous role as "Asia". She aims to bring new dimensions to her performance, captivating viewers with a distinct and engaging portrayal.
The role of "Rouh" represents a bold step for the young star, who has established herself with talent and presence. Through this character, she seeks to solidify her artistic status and expand her audience base by presenting a multi-layered persona aligned with the dramatic tone of the upcoming season.


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