"Fabricated" .. How did Mona Zaki overcome the criticism of "Under Guardianship" before it was shown and excelled in its performance?

Before the show "Under Guardianship" by the artist, Mona Zaki, in which she dazzled everyone with her convincing performance, she was subjected to a campaign of criticism at the time of the release of the work poster.

For the first time, the artist commented on the attack, stressing that she considers it "unnatural" and "fabricated" by some people, given that they have anger and want to criticize anything.

As for confronting these criticisms, she indicated that she follows one method, which is "ignoring", noting, "The world of social networking sites is not real, neither with its attack nor with its success."

"Mona" Zaki added, in a telephone interview with the media, Lamees Al-Hadidi, on her program, A Last Word, that she does not look at the criticism and thanks God for the positive comments and for the success of the series Under Guardianship, and tries not to be affected by the negative comments, "because the world of social media is not real, neither with its attack nor its success."

Mona Zaki continued that she does not take any attack personally because acting is her job and she tries to enjoy it, stressing that she does not care about communication sites.

Mona Zaki said, commenting on the issue of granting women the right to guardianship over the estate of their children: "The issue is not only related to guardianship and guardianship over money, but women suffer a lot, and I hope that there will be a change in some laws, and the series is like stirring stagnant waters."

The artist confirmed that there are strong, fighting women who can achieve the impossible, and women always get along, even if they are simple.

As for the most difficult scenes in the series Under Guardianship, Mona Zaki commented, saying: "The most difficult scenes in the series are when her son's tenderness is lost after all her effort and cohabitation with him."

The series “Under Guardianship” starring the artist “Mona Zaki, written by Khaled and Sherine Diab, directed by Mohamed Shaker Khodeir and produced by Media Hub”, which discusses the issue of guardianship as one of the most important issues of Egyptian women mentioned in personal status laws, and in particular legal procedures in matters of guardianship over money.