Khaberni - The Egyptian stars Ahmed El Sakka and Yasmine Abdel Aziz are preparing for a new cinematic experience titled "Watch Out for Yourself", in a work that combines action and light comedy, returning through it to the artistic partnership more than two decades after their first collaboration.
The film, which is directed by Moataz El Tony, marks the second collaboration between El Sakka and Yasmine Abdel Aziz since their first meet in the play "Keda Okay" in 2003, presenting this time a wide-ranging cinematic project featuring a group of stars, guest appearances, and international actors.
The shooting of the project is scheduled to start next Wednesday, starring Lebleba, Mohamed Radwan, Mostafa Abu Seria alongside a large number of prominent faces, and written by Sherif El Leithy.
According to local media, the film's makers are relying on the mix of action and comedy to deliver a comprehensive exceptional experience, expected to be one of the most prominent cinematic productions in the upcoming period.
Artistic Activity
Yasmine Abdel Aziz continues her preparations for her new TV series "And We Forget What Was", scheduled for release in Ramadan 2026, in collaboration with writer Amr Mahmoud Yassin and director Mohamed El Khebery, sharing the lead with actor Karim Fahmy, as part of her plans to strengthen her presence in Ramadan drama over the coming years.
On the other hand, actor Ahmed El Sakka is preparing for his new film "Hiroshima," a broad cinematic project featuring a selection of Egypt's screen stars, characterized by suspense and thrill, starring Mai Omar, Bassem Samra, Sherine Reda, Hanan Motawie, Bayoumi Fouad, Mohamed Tharwat, Hoda El Etriby, Emad Safwat, Mohamed Lotfy, and Alaa Morsi, in a combination that sets the stage for a massive production on both the production and dramatic level.
El Sakka achieved prominent presence in the last Ramadan season through the second part of the series "Al Atawla." In cinema, he co-starred in the film "Ahmed and Ahmed" alongside Ahmed Fahmy and Jihan Al Shamasheergi, in a work that received notable interaction when released.
