In the past few hours, a fabricated poster for a movie titled “Lust in the Flesh” starring actress Rania Youssef has been circulating on social media, which has caused a great deal of controversy.
The truth about Rania Youssef’s participation in lust for a body
Rania Youssef was surprised by one of the channels showing a poster for the movie Lust for a Body, and circulating it on social media. She filed a complaint with the Acting Professions Syndicate accusing the channel of forgery, demanding that legal measures be taken.
Dr. Ashraf Zaki, the head of the Actors Syndicate, said that the syndicate took the necessary legal measures against the satellite channel that published the fabricated poster, as it filed a report against the channel owner.
Rania Youssef’s crises
This is not the first crisis that Rania Youssef has faced, as the artist has been exposed to many crises, which we will monitor in the following lines.
Coronavirus crisis
Among Rania Youssef’s crises, due to which she topped the trend earlier, were her statements about the Corona virus, which caused great controversy. Rania spoke on the sidelines of her attendance at the El Gouna Film Festival that man in the forest was fighting dinosaurs, so we can fight Corona.
The artist said during the festival activities: “I am very happy that they made this festival and I see that we must fight any circumstance. The human being was created in the forest and used to fight dinosaurs. Are we not going to fight Corona? Of course we will fight it and we will adapt to it even if it stays with us for a while.”
The artist topped the trend after these statements, and tweeted on her personal account on Twitter, saying: “Guys, I mean that we are able to fight anything, as long as we are strong, we will fight everything. Be kidding, people, that’s not the case.”
Endometrial crisis
The crisis of the lining of Rania Youssef’s dress is also one of the most famous crises that the artistic community witnessed, and it was at the closing of the Cairo Film Festival in 2018, during which the artist appeared on the red carpet in a dress without a “lining”, which led to her being subjected to severe criticism at the time.
Rania appeared after that in more than one interview and confirmed that she was not affected by any negative comments on the dresses she had previously worn at film festivals, and that she did not see any problem with any dress she had previously worn, describing the crises that had affected her because of her dresses as “sweet, light-hearted and mischievous.”
Rania Youssef’s daughter crisis
The appearance of Rania Youssef’s eldest daughter at the El Gouna Film Festival wearing the famous lining dress that her mother had previously worn, caused a major crisis with her ex-husband and her daughter’s father, producer Mohamed Mokhtar.
Producer Mohamed Mukhtar launched a major attack on her, through social networking sites, and accused her of not being worthy of taking care of his two daughters. He was surprised by this matter, and Rania Youssef then became the talk of the artistic community.
Crisis song in bold
A video clip posted by Rania on her personal Instagram account, in which she dances to the song “Balbanat Al Arid” by Emirati artist Hussein Al Jasmi in daring clothes, sparked widespread criticism and a fierce attack on her due to the daringness of her clothes.
Seema Maggie series
On the other hand, the artist Rania Youssef has finished filming her latest drama, the series “Sima Maggie,” which is expected to be shown soon. In it, she presents a new and different character than what she has presented before, as she plays the role of a maid who suffers from infertility.
The series presents a number of important social issues, and stars alongside Rania Youssef: Horeya Farghaly, Kamal Abu Raya, Madeleine Tabar, Mohamed Abu Dawood, and Sahar Rami. The work is written by Hassan Dahshan and directed by Tamer El-Saadany.
Rania Youssef in Ramadan 2024
The artist participated in the last Ramadan race in 2014 in the series “We Left Two”, which consists of 15 episodes, with Sherif Mounir, Tamer Farag, and others participating alongside her. It was written by Amani Al-Tunisi and directed by Tamer Farag.
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