Here's Our First Look at "Om 44"
The first look at Egyptian actress-singer Somaya El Khashab's gulf TV series "Om 44" has been revealed.
The cast also stars Jumana Murad, Huda El Khateib, Mays Gumir, Shehab Hajeia, Naif Khalaf, Laila Abdullah, and more.
The series hails from screenwriter Heba Mashari Hamada and director Muthanna Sobh.
"Om 44" Is set to screen during the Ramadan 2025 drama marathon.
Somaya El Khashab participated last Ramadan with the TV series " 100 Ragel".
The series hails from screenwriter Mahmoud Hemdan and director Ebram Nashaat.
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El Khashab, born on October 20, 1976, in Alexandria, graduated from the Faculty of Commerce at Alexandria University in 1997.
She began her acting career in 1998 in the TV series 'Ser El Arad' (Earth Secret).
In 2001, El Khashab received her shoot to fame, starring in one of her most famous roles, in the TV series 'Alhaj Metwali family' with Nour El-Sherif.
El Khashab began her career in 1998, starring in many TV series and film productions, which earned her many awards including the Murex d'Or award from Lebanon in 2009 as best Arab actress, and the ART award from Arab Radio and Television Network in 2013 as best actress for her role in TV series 'Rih Almirath'.
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