Shery Adel shines in &lsquo;D&eacute;j&agrave; Vu&rsquo; alongside Ahmed Al Rafeay, delivering a gripping tale from &lsquo;Ma Taraho Laysa Kama Yabdo&rsquo; that explores the thin boundary between love and obsession.
Plot
After the tragic death of his wife, Mesk, Seif is left shattered. When he performs surgery on a woman named Layla, who strikingly resembles Mesk, He gives Layla his late wife&rsquo;s memories, thinking no one will ever find out. But everything changes when she starts to remember.
While Seif insists he is acting out of love, for Mesk and for their daughter, his actions prove otherwise. His desperation morphs into dangerous obsession. Unable to let go, Seif silences anyone who threatens to expose him, including his best friend Moussa (Amr Wahba) and his sister Heba (Hend Abdel Haleem).
Love Is About Choice, Not Substitution
Seif believed he could rebuild his life by forcing Layla to become Mesk. But in doing so, he exploited an innocent woman, took lives, and lost the trust of his daughter, who ultimately saw him for what he had become: a criminal. His misguided devotion revealed itself as control, not love.
The Dark Side of Love
Love becomes toxic the moment it causes harm. Seif&rsquo;s inability to accept loss turned him into the very source of pain for those around him. By manipulating memories and rewriting reality, he destroyed the lives of those he claimed to love most.
The Bottom Line
D&eacute;j&agrave; Vu is a haunting reminder of how devotion can twist into obsession when freedom and respect are stripped away. It portrays a man who misused science and crossed every moral boundary in the name of love, only to leave destruction in his wake.
In the end, the message is clear; true love cannot exist without choice. When affection transforms into control, manipulation, and harm, it&rsquo;s no longer love; it&rsquo;s possession.
Photo Credit: Shery Adel's official page&nbsp;

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