Khaberni - Sarah Barakah announced taking legal action against those who attributed offensive statements to her about Egyptian women, confirming that what was published was fabricated and does not represent her.
The artist Sarah Barakah explained that she decided to sue those who circulated statements attributed to her that she considered offensive to Egyptian women, confirming that these statements did not come from her and that she was subjected to a campaign of criticism due to incorrect information. She pointed out that what happened represents an attempt to incite against her by publishing fabricated content that does not reflect her true positions.
She added that the crisis, despite its severity, revealed widespread support from her audience, as she received many supportive messages expressing confidence in her style and her constant respect for women. She thanked everyone who supported her, confirming that the positive reactions mitigated the effects of the attack she faced.
In another context, Barakah talked about her experience in one of her drama works, explaining that she is happy with the audience's interaction with her performance, especially regarding her use of the Egyptian dialect. She confirmed that she did not rely on intensive preparation for the dialect, but her performance came naturally due to her connection to the Egyptian community and her love for working in the local artistic industry.
She emphasized that she always strives to present diverse roles and avoid being restricted to a specific pattern, indicating that her primary goal is to develop her artistic tools and present works that leave an impact on the audience.
