Next Sunday, Hoda El Mufti reveals the secrets of her life on "Sahibet El Saada."

Actress Hoda El Mufti will be a guest on the program "Sahibet El Saada," hosted by renowned media personality Esaad Younis on the DMC channel next Sunday. She will speak candidly and openly about her artistic career, the most prominent milestones that made her famous, and some personal aspects unknown to the public.

Hoda Al-Mufti's beginnings

During the interview, Hoda El Mufti discusses her beginnings in the art world, discussing her first steps as a model and her transition to acting. She notes that her love of art pushed her to take on challenges without hesitation, and that she believes that passion and hard work are the secret to success in any field.

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Hoda El Mufti's most notable works

The interview also covers her most notable artistic works, such as her participation in the series "Ka'na Embareh," "Hogan," and "Newton's Game," as well as her cinematic experience in films such as "Kira & El Gin" and "Bahebak." She praises her collaborations with major stars and directors, from whom she has learned a lot on both the artistic and human levels.

Childhood memories Hoda also talks about her relationship with her family, her childhood memories, and how these memories influence her artistic choices. She also reveals her daily rituals and her passion for fashion and music, emphasizing that she strives to remain true to herself in everything she presents.

Hoda El Mufti's latest works

Hoda El Mufti's latest film is "A Few Hours in a Day", which was released last December. The film was written, scripted and directed by Mohamed Sadek, directed by Othman Abu Laban, produced by Ahmed El Sobky, and starred Hesham Maged, Hana El Zahed, Mai Omar, Ahmed El Saadany, Mohamed Salam, Mohamed El Sharnouby, Asmaa Galal, Hoda El Mufti, Khaled Anwar, Mayan El Sayed and a number of other artists. The film's events take place in a romantic, social framework.

Hoda El Mufti plays the role of Yousra's daughter in the new film "Banat Faten," which is currently being filmed. Hoda appears wearing a hijab to suit the nature of the character she is portraying, as well as the environment in which she lives with her mother and father.