Ahmed Fahmy and Yasmin Raeis Compete in Ramadan 2027 with 'Ma Teegy Nshoof'

Ahmed Fahmy and Yasmin
Ahmed Fahmy and Yasmin Raeis

Ahmed Fahmy and Yasmin Raeis have joined the stars of the Ramadan 2027 drama season through a new series bringing them together titled 'Ma Teegy Nshoof'. The 15-episode series is written by the Exi Workshop, directed by Hussein El Menbawy, and produced by Synergy.

Ahmed Fahmy Joins the Second Part of the Film 'Shaqqo'

Ahmed Fahmy recently joined the cast of 'Shaqqo 2', after appearing as a guest of honor in the first part, to co-star alongside Amr Youssef and Mohamed Mamdouh in the new sequel.

The filmmakers are currently continuing preparations for the second part in readiness to start filming during the coming period, while finalizing the remaining details and cast members.

Makers of the Film 'Shaqqo 2'

The first part of 'Shaqqo' was written by Wessam Sabry, directed by Karim El Sobky, and produced by Ahmed El Sobky. Its events took place within an action-thriller framework inspired by the novel 'Prince of Thieves' by American author Chuck Hogan. Amr Youssef starred as Ismail Shaqqo, alongside Mohamed Mamdouh, Dina El Sherbiny, Yousra, Amina Khalil, Abbas Abo El Hassan, Mohamed Gomaa, and Walid Fawaz, while Ahmed Fahmy made a guest appearance.

Yasmin Raeis in 'Shams El-Zanati'

In another context, Yasmin Raeis continues filming the movie 'Shams El-Zanati', in which she co-stars opposite Mohamed Emam. The work is directed by Ahmed Khaled Moussa, and its events unfold within a thriller and action framework.

Box Office Revenues of 'El Hana Elli Ana Feih'

In cinema, the film 'El Hana Elli Ana Feih' secured third place among the highest-grossing films in Saudi Arabia during 2025, adding to the cinematic works in which Yasmin Raeis has participated recently.

Yasmin Raeis also starred in the film 'Mama We Baba' alongside Mohamed Abdel Rahman 'Tota'. The work achieved notable revenues during its theatrical run, with earnings reaching 15 million pounds in Egypt and nearing 200 million pounds in Saudi Arabia.

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