“Money” is the secret of Sahar Fawzi’s participation in the latest parts of “Bab Al-Hara”

Media personality Sherine Abu Al-Ezz hosted the Syrian actress Sahar Fawzi on the “Compass” program on Tuesday, which is shown on the Lana satellite channel, where Sherine Abu Al-Ezz asked Sahar about the reason for her continuing in Bab Al-Hara, whether it was an “incomplete step” in her career, or whether it was the money. Forces waiver.

Money forces Sahar to compromise Sahar responded to the question by saying, “The entire crew in Bab Al-Hara achieved real glory, and we did not expect the reactions to the series at first.”

She added: “We presented the series in all its beauty and the nature of the Levantine environment with its small details, but the issue of continued success is offensive talk, artistically and on all levels.

She continued: “I was absent from more than one part and came back as a result of ‘pressure,’ frankly.”

Sahar confirmed that “return can be considered a concession in one way or another, but there is a concession that comes with approval, and another comes through certain circumstances that force you to compromise within your profession and personality,” noting that “if the production situation in Syria was better, there would be no concession.” , saying: Money is what forced me to give up, in all honesty.

Sahar's opinion on plastic surgery Regarding her opinion on plastic surgery, Sahar said: “My age is known, and I have no objection to declaring it, and I am proud of all stages of my life, and every age has its beauty.

She continued: “But there is no objection to being kinder, and working to beautify yourself and not distort it.

She concluded: "I am in favor of beautification, and I support people who improve their appearance, but my goal is not to make myself appear younger."

Sahar's conditions for participating in the fourteenth part of Bab Al-Hara The Syrian star, Sahar Fawzi, had confirmed a number of conditions for her participation in the new part of the “Bab Al-Hara” series as “Shahira or Umm Bashir” in the event that she was offered to participate in the fourteenth part of it, which is that the text must be written in an interesting, professional manner, and her character be equally important.

Sahar Fawzi continued her speech: I am waiting for my character to be encouraging on paper because I am attached to it and I presented it in ten parts with all love and passion, especially since “Bab Al-Hara” has gained a very large audience, far from the criticism directed at it, and it is still closely followed, especially in the Arab Gulf countries.

Bab Al-Hara It is noteworthy that Bab Al-Hara is considered one of the most successful Arab series, produced in 2006, directed by Bassam Al-Mulla, and written by writers Marwan Qawouk and Kamal Marra, and it sheds light on Damascene life and ancient customs and traditions.