Khaberni - Artist Tara Abboud revealed aspects of her personal life, explaining that she is still continuing her studies at the medical school, despite being busy with artistic work recently.
Tara Abboud confirmed that she strives to achieve a balance between studying and working, pointing out that she makes great efforts to maintain university attendance and not exceed the set absence rates, due to the importance of medical studies which require commitment, precision, and continuous monitoring.
She explained in press statements that during her participation in the series “Land Mates” and “Delta Pride” during the Ramadan season of 2026, she received substantial support from the work teams, as they accommodated her study schedules flexibly to facilitate balancing both sides.
She noted that directors Peter Mimi and Hadi Basyouni provided clear support by organizing filming schedules to suit her academic commitments, which helped her to manage the filming period without much pressure.
She added that the series “Delta Pride” was the most demanding in terms of the number of scenes and the length of the filming period, but the team showed great cooperation by adjusting some of the scenes' times to accommodate her university commitments.
In the context of her speech, she pointed out that her character in “Delta Pride” carried a romantic comedic nature, where she portrayed the role of a girl who falls in love with a character played by Ahmed Ramzy, in a story that combines a light-hearted and romantic mood.
In the series “Land Mates,” she performed the role of “Karma,” the daughter of a character portrayed by actor Eyad Nassar, who is arrested by Israeli occupation forces following a harassment incident, in a dramatic context that carries human and political dimensions.
