Khaberni - The Egyptian artist Saad El Soghayar is preparing to return to Ramadan drama through a new series in which he will compete in the upcoming Ramadan season, after a long absence from drama works.
Saad posted on his official "Instagram" account a picture during the contract signing, commenting "In the name of Allah, we rely on Allah, 'Job Opportunity' series, produced by Rasha Asfour, written by Ahmed Sobhy, and directed by Wael Fahmi Abdel Hamid.
This experiment represents a new artistic station in his career, after years during which he focused on musical concerts and television programs, staying away from acting.
His last artistic participations
His previous participations in dramas were notably successful, with the series "Dalaa Banat" achieving great success in 2014, starring alongside Mai Ezz Eldeen, Mohammed Imam, Nidal El Shafei, Kinda Alloush, Samir Ghanem, and Mohammed Abdel Monem.
The events of the series revolve around a comedic framework about two friends, one of whom belongs to the popular class, while the other belongs to the bourgeoisie, which generates many comedic and distinctive situations between the two characters.
Saad El Soghayar also appeared in other works like "Happy Dreams" in a musical entertainment role in limited episodes, and "Mawled W Sahbo Ghayeb" in 2022 as a guest star in a comedic drama setting that focuses on social conflicts and everyday comedic situations.
In the world of cinema, Saad El Soghayar achieved great success in the movie "Lakhmet Ras," in addition to "Alia El Tarab BelTalata," "Awlad El Balad," as well as participated in "Sharae Al Haram," "Hasal Kheir," "Ash El Bulbul," and "Aman Ya Sahbi."
Latest legal developments
Recently, during the past period, Saad El Soghayar faced legal crises, where an Egyptian court recently acquitted him of the lawsuit filed against him by Sayed El Sabky related to the song "El Asad." The court considered the plaintiff as having waived the civil lawsuit, while the defense team confirmed that it has the right to take legal actions toward the publication of misleading information that caused damage to the artist.
Producer Shawky El Sabky had indicated in his report that he owns the full financial right to exploit the song "El Asad," confirming that this right includes concerts, television shows, and online streaming, according to the intellectual property protection law.
