Karima Mukhtar, the actress, led Google search indications on her birthday, as Google wanted to commemorate the occasion by including her image in the search, along with information about her.
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Karima Mukhtar, whose true name is "Attiyat," was born in Egypt's Assiut Governorate and died in 2017 after suffering a health crisis as a result of false news broadcast on satellite channels about her death, causing her health to deteriorate.
Director Magdy Abu Amira disclosed the filming locations for his series "Yetrebi fi Ezzo," notably the scene of "Mama Nona" or Karima Mukhtar's departure inside the events of the series, which generated a stir during the series' presentation.
Magdy Abu Amira remarked, during a program named "Fikr Zaman": "The scene of Mama Nona's death is the most difficult to execute during this series, "He is reared in Ezzo," since I requested the artist, Karima Mukhtar, to film the moment in her presence, provided that she does not release any breath. And I told her, "With your permission, I dream of executing this scenario while you are present, but only if you don't breathe," even though it was simple to do in another approach, which was to conceal it.
"This sequence was psychologically challenging for the artist, Karima Mukhtar, until she astonished me with her consent and the realization of the scenario as it should," Magdy Abu Amira revealed.
"The series "Being Born in Ezzo" was written by the renowned writer Youssef Maati, and he was creating a show called Al-Sitt Di Ami, and he liked her very much, and I loved her very much," Magdy Abu Amira continued. The presence of the late great artist, Karima Mukhtar, and she provided an iconic figure, Mama Nouna, and each concession leads to a concession, relieves the director.
"The scene of eating the night had scenes, so once we were in October and it was in an empty time, so they told me in the production we would film it in October, so I said no, and I insisted that the scene of eating the night was imagined realistically, and I won an award for it, and it is calculated by Youssef Moati and Yahya Al-Fakharani for drafting this scene in writing and acting," he continued.