"We want to work together." Kinda Alloush hopes to meet Amr Youssef.

Syrian star Kinda Alloush revealed her future artistic aspirations, expressing her passion to stand in front of the same camera with her husband, the handsome Egyptian star Amr Youssef. During a phone call on the program "Women Don't Know How to Lie," Kinda expressed this shared dream, saying: "We want to work together, Amr Youssef and I, and when the right script comes along, we will do it...", thus igniting the enthusiasm of the two stars' fans to see them together in a new artistic work.

The comedic "Darwish" ignites Kinda's enthusiasm, and "Snakes and Ladders 2" awaits Amr. Kinda's statements were not limited to her shared dreams with her husband, but she also expressed her great enthusiasm for Amr's latest artistic project, the film "Darwish," which she described as a comedy set in the 1940s. She also indicated that Amr is preparing to embark on another cinematic experience soon, the film "Snakes and Ladders 2," in which he will collaborate once again with the distinguished director Tarek El-Erian, emphasizing the diversity that characterizes her husband's artistic choices.

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Honoring Aswan: A precious medal from its "second homeland," Egypt, and a celebration of women's voices. In another context filled with pride and honor, Kinda Alloush expressed her overwhelming happiness at her upcoming honoring by the Aswan International Women's Film Festival, scheduled to launch next May. She described this honor as "a gift and a reward from God," emphasizing her deep love for the city of Aswan, which holds a special place in her heart, as its walls witnessed her wedding to Amr Youssef. Kinda added, "I consider myself an Egyptian woman," noting that her honoring by a prestigious Egyptian festival that celebrates women's issues and creativity, and which bears the name of "The Star of the East" Umm Kulthum in its current session, is a great honor and a doubly valuable tribute to her recent works that have shed light on important women's issues.

"My Sisters" is a dose of comedy that revived Kinda's spirits during Ramadan. Reflecting on her recent Ramadan experience in the critically acclaimed series “Ikhwati,” Kinda revealed that the comedy element in the series was the main reason behind her participation, especially since it was her first time undertaking a comedy of this magnitude. She expressed her great enjoyment of the character she played and working with the distinguished director, Mohamed Shaker Khudair, praising the idea of group roles, which made her feel safe and supported among the cast.

A Syrian star with an Egyptian heart longs for an artistic meeting with Amr With these honest and warm statements, artist Kinda Alloush reveals aspects of her artistic and human personality, starting from her dream of participating with her husband Amr Youssef in an artistic work that brings them together, through her enthusiasm for his upcoming artistic projects, and reaching her overwhelming happiness at the honor she will receive at the Aswan Festival, the city that holds in her heart the memory of her wedding and considers part of her second homeland, Egypt. She is a diverse artist who enriches the screen with her strong presence and expresses her feelings with a sincerity that touches the hearts of her audience.