Abla Kamel

Abla Kamel ✨

Renowned Egyptian Actress, born on December 8, 1960, in 🏡 Nikla Al-Anab, Itay El-Baroud, Beheira Governorate. She graduated in 🎓 1984 from the Faculty of Arts - Library Science Department at Cairo University. Her artistic journey began at Al-Talea Theater with the play 🎭 Noubet Sahyan and later collaborated with Mohamed Sobhi in the play Weghet Nazar, as well as with Lenin El-Ramly in several works.

🎬 Artistic Career

❇️ Abla Kamel became known for her selective approach to roles, with her first notable cinematic appearance in 🎥 Goodbye Bonaparte (1985), directed by Youssef Chahine.

❇️ She rose to widespread fame after her iconic role in the TV series 📺 "Lan Aeesh Fi Gelbab Aby" (I Will Not Live in My Father's Shadow, 1996), solidifying her as one of Egypt's top drama stars.

Notable Works:

📌 Television Series:

✔️ Hadith Al-Sabah Wal-Masaa (Morning and Evening Talk)

✔️ Al-Mal Wal-Banoon (Money and Sons)

✔️ Selsal Al-Dam (Bloodline)

✔️ Raya Wa Skeena

✔️ Afareet El-Sayala

📌 Films:

🎞 El-Lemby

🎞 Sayed El-Atifi

🎞 Kallem Mama (Call Mama)

🎞 Khalti Faransa (My Aunt France)

🎞 Baltia Al-Ayma

💖 Personal Life

💍 She was married to actor Ahmed Kamel, with whom she had twin daughters 👩‍👧‍👧 Zeinab and Fatima in 1986, but they later divorced.

💍 In 2003, she married actor Mahmoud El-Gendy, though their marriage lasted only two years before their separation in 2005.

🧕 Wearing the Hijab

She adopted the hijab in 2005, yet continued acting, though her appearances became less frequent, focusing mainly on television series.

🎤 Voice Acting

🔊 She voiced "Dory" in the Arabic version of Disney’s 🎬 Finding Nemo.

🔊 She also participated in the Egyptian animated film 🎞 The Knight & The Princess, which began production in the early 2000s and was released in 2020.

🌟 Abla Kamel holds a special place in the hearts of audiences, thanks to her genuine and heartfelt performances, making her one of the most beloved actresses in the Arab world. ❤️