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| Hoda Al-Etrebi: Dina in “Al-Atawla” inspired by Hind Rostom’s flirtation and the wit of Tahia Carioca |
Actress Hoda Al-Etrebi shared her delight regarding the success of her character Dina in the series "Al-Atawla," currently airing during the Ramadan month. She expressed her satisfaction after the initial episodes garnered positive reception.
In her statements, Hoda Al-Etrebi acknowledged that she is closely monitoring the reactions to her character, particularly since she drew inspiration from the charm of "Dalaa" and the carefree spirit reminiscent of popular female characters from films of the 1950s and 1960s.
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| Hoda Al-Etrebi: Dina in “Al-Atawla” inspired by Hind Rostom’s flirtation and the wit of Tahia Carioca |
She elaborated further by highlighting her portrayal influenced by Hind Rostom and Tahia Carioca's styles, emphasizing her engagement with audience feedback on her social media pages. Particularly, she noted the overwhelming response, with her series videos amassing over 30 million views across various platforms.
Recently, Hoda Al-Etrebi took to Instagram to express her gratitude as her photo trended, thanking the Al-Atawla series team and celebrating the collective success. She attributed the achievement to divine grace and the collective efforts invested in the project.
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| Hoda Al-Etrebi reveals the details of her character in “Al-Atawla” |
Actress Hoda Al-Etrebi shared insights into her role in the upcoming series "Al-Ataula," starring Ahmed El-Sakka, set to premiere during the forthcoming Ramadan marathon in 2024.
Al-Etrebi disclosed that in "Al-Ataula," she portrays a character of a popular girl for the first time, stating, "I take on the role of a popular girl driven by ambition and determination."
The series unfolds amidst a backdrop of suspense and tension, revolving around a violent conflict between two brothers fueled by greed and envy. Their thirst for revenge leads to the demise of their family and lands one of them behind bars.
Joining Ahmed El-Sakka in the "Al-Ataula" ensemble are Tarek Lotfy, Bassem Samra, Miss Kassab, Hanan Youssef, and Zeina. Penned by Hisham Hilal and helmed by Ahmed Khaled Moussa, the series promises an enthralling narrative.
Notably, Hoda previously participated in the Ramadan race with the series "Dharb Nar," which garnered significant acclaim. The storyline revolved around Jaber's journey from Upper Egypt to Cairo driven by vengeance. Fate intertwines his path with Mahra, a resilient woman raising her two brothers, sparking a love story amid their challenging circumstances. "Dharb Nar" starred Yasmine Abdel Aziz, Ahmed Al-Awadi, Majed Al-Masry, Iman Al-Sayed, and Intisar, scripted by Nasser Abdel-Rahman, and directed by Mostafa Al-Shennawi.
