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Ghada Abdel Razek is preparing to start filming her Ramadan series &ldquo;Shabab Emra&rsquo;a,&rdquo; in which she will revive the "Shafa'at&rdquo; character. This new adaptation draws inspiration from a classic film while offering a fresh, modern look into the complexities of human relationships. The original movie starred the great late Tahia Carioca in the fifties and was directed by the late Salah Abu Seif.
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This new adaption is not the first for Ghada who previously revived two iconic movies in contemporary versions;
Samara (1956)
After 55 years, Ghada represented the classic movie Samara, originally starring Taheyya Carioca and Mohsen Sarhan. In the movie, Sultan runs a drug trading business and marries the dancer, Samara. Later, she fell in love with one of the gang members, only to discover that he works for the police. However, the TV adaption didn&rsquo;t gain as much popularity as the original movie did.
Al Batneya (1980)
Al Batneya, which has remained memorable to this day, gained even more popularity after being adapted into a series in 2009, starring Salah Al Saadney and Ahmed Flawks.Ghada&rsquo;s performance in the contemporary version received admiration. The original movie, which starred Nadia Al Gendy, Ahmed Zaki, and Fareed Shawqi, had a remarkable plot, in which &ldquo;Warda, the owner of a coffee shop, falls in love with Fathi. She gets pregnant, and Fathi's father forces him to leave her. Their lives change when her baby is kidnapped."
"Shabab Emra&rsquo;a&rdquo; TV adaptation features&nbsp;Abdel Razek as&nbsp;Shafaat,&nbsp;Youssef Omar as&nbsp;Imam Biltagy Hassanein,&nbsp;Dalia Shawky as&nbsp;Salwa, and&nbsp;Mohamed Mahmoud as Am&nbsp;Hasbo, played by&nbsp;Abdel Wareth Asar&nbsp;in the film.
Abeer Sabry,&nbsp;Mahmoud Hafez,&nbsp;Ahmed Fathy, and&nbsp;Jory Bakr round out the cast.
It is scripted by&nbsp;Mohammed Suleiman Abdul-Malik, directed by&nbsp;Ahmed Hassan.
"Shabab Emra&rsquo;a" consists of 15 episodes and&nbsp;is set to screen during the Ramadan 2025 drama marathon

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