Egyptian actor Hany Ramzy has revealed the censorship hurdles that affected two of his well-known films, Jawaz Beqarar Gomhory and Ayez Haqqi, explaining that both projects faced lengthy approval processes due to their unconventional themes.

Jawaz Beqarar Gomhory Required Presidential Approval

Speaking during a podcast with Dr. Khaled Montaser on Cairo 24, Ramzy said that Jawaz Beqarar Gomhory encountered significant censorship challenges and eventually required approval from the presidency before it could be released.

Behind the Delay

According to Ramzy, the production team had to seek approvals from higher authorities after the film remained stalled because of regulatory concerns.

Ayez Haqqi Spent Six Years Under Censorship Review

Ramzy also disclosed that Ayez Haqqi remained under censorship review for six years before finally receiving permission for release.

Why Was the Film Delayed?

He explained that the film tackled an unusual social issue, making the approval process considerably longer than expected.

Hany Ramzy on Public Criticism

The actor also reflected on the criticism he has faced throughout his career, saying that both he and his family endured harsh attacks and that some of those experiences continue to affect him.

Hany Ramzy's Latest Film Work

Ramzy's latest appearance on the big screen was in 200 Pounds (200 Geneh), released in 2021. One of his most popular comedy films remains Ghaby Menno Feeh, which featured a star-studded cast.

Why was Ayez Haqqi delayed?

The film remained under censorship review for six years before receiving approval.

What was the issue with Jawaz Beqarar Gomhory?

The film faced censorship obstacles and required special approvals before its release.

Where did Hany Ramzy make these statements?

He spoke during a podcast interview with Dr. Khaled Montaser on Cairo 24.

What is Hany Ramzy's latest film?

His latest cinematic appearance was in 200 Pounds (200 Geneh), released in 2021.