Ahmed Hatem to Guest Star TV Series "Zorouf Ghamda"
Yara Sameh
Egyptian actor Ahmed Hatem will guest star in actor Amir Karara's horror TV series "Zorouf Ghamda".
The series also features Sedky Sakhr, Aya Samaha, Nabil Eissa, and more.
Mohamed Bakir directs the series from a script by Mohamed Nayer.
"Zorouf Ghamda" consists of 10 episodes and marks Karara's first time presenting the horror genre.
Hatem was last seen making a cameo appearance in Nelly Karim's star-studded TV series '
Ekhwaty
'.
The series also stars Ruby, Kinda Alloush, Gihan El Shamashergy, Aly Kassem, Hatem Salah, and more.
It is scripted by Mohab Tarek, directed by Mohamed Shaker Khadir, and produced by Media Hub.
"Ekhwaty" consists of 15 episodes and was screened during the Ramadan 2025 drama marathon.
Hatem, born on December 25, 1987, made his acting debut in the 2006 film "Awqat Faragh".
Other notable film credits include "El Kenz" (2017), "El Haram El Rabea" (2016), "Qeset Hob" (2019), "El Ghassala" (2020), "Arousty" (2021), and "Qamar 14" (2022).
He is best known for his roles in TV productions "Vertigo" (2012), "Al-Sayyeda Al-Oula" (2014), "Ibn Halal" (2014), "Hawary Bucharest" (2015), "Haret El Yahoud" (2015), "Fo'k Mostawa Elshobohat" (2016), "Halawt Al-Dunia" (2017), "Ladina Aqwal Okhra" (2018), "Rasael" (2018), "One Block Behind" (2018), "Hekayti" (2019), "Leh Laa 2" (2021), "Shaqah 6" (2021), and "Ana W Heya" (2022).
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