The pioneers of social networking platforms woke up today to a new Instagram post by actress Hala Shiha, in which she attacked the star Tamer Hosni for releasing the video clip "Bahebak" on YouTube, the song that is shown in their movie "Mesh Ana", which is currently in theaters.
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Shiha announced her denunciation of the clip coming to light these blessed days, especially since she had expressed to Hosni some desires regarding her role in the movie, which he promised to actually implement.
This came in the wake of another publication last month, immediately after the movie was released, announcing her repudiation of her role at work.
Which Shiha explained that the work was filmed a year and a half ago, and then its presentation was postponed due to the Corona pandemic, and during that period her life changed, as she got married and her conditions changed, and in an implicit reference to this, she said through the publication, “The movie really stayed (not me).”
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Shiha: Art is void
Shiha did not stop there, but stated that she is sad for the stars who were stolen by negligence and the sedition of fame, and that if art is far from God's approach, it is void, before calling Hosni for guidance and reviewing himself.
Which opened fire on her from everyone, whether they were former colleagues of her profession or even the ordinary audience, so the first response came from Hosni himself, stressing that the scenes that Shiha demanded to delete from work had already deleted them out of respect for her desires.
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On the other hand, Hosni says that Shiha turned off her phones in his face and directed the makers of the work, so she did not appear to participate in the image of the propaganda "poster / poster" for the work, which prevented the presence of a group picture of its heroes, and did not go to watch the last version of the film before the show, or complete the sound installation process.
As for the clip of the song, around which the controversy revolved, he put it on YouTube as a normal and familiar issue with such works, and because the song belongs to the romantic category, it was not logical to delete its scenes from it, especially since the song is shown daily inside the film and the audience sees it.
Before concluding his speech that no one forced her to contract the film, but rather she was paid a very large fee for participating in it.
in the crossfire
For his part, producer Muhammad Al-Adl commented on what Shiha said, wondering about the fate of the money that she earned in exchange for acting. If art is forbidden, this means that her money is also forbidden, will she also return her, as she disavowed the role?
As for the director, Mando El-Adl, he sent a message to Shiha, asking her not to return to acting again if she separated from her husband.
The same thing was raised by some of the pioneers of communication platforms, especially when the public used to end the marriages of preacher Moez Masoud with divorce after a short time.
Among those who attacked Shiha also from the stars of art, actress Randa Al-Behairi, who was the most controversial commentator, said that what Shiha does may expose her to legal accountability, declaring her dissatisfaction with her behavior after marriage and the veil as if she is better than everyone and knows who will enter Heaven or Hell, ending her speech Sarcastic of Shiha's belief that the door of repentance is on Instagram.
While the audience was divided into two parts, the first met with irony through "comics", while the second half attacked Shiha for what she did, not out of support for the work of art in itself, but because over recent years she changed her position more than once, vacillating between one extreme and another. .
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Some criticized Shiha and accused her of trying to appear more knowledgeable and better every time, regardless of her position, whether of retiring or returning to art.
Even her father himself denounced her latest publication, stating that no artist has the right to withdraw his artwork for any reason.
The first retirement star
It is reported that Shiha has retired 3 times so far, and every time her situation turns upside down, she starts attacking the counter team and then quickly changes her conviction again.
Her first retirement was in 2003 and at the time she wore the hijab, but she quickly got rid of it when she had the opportunity to star in front of the star Adel Imam, then she wore the hijab again in 2007 and remained away from art for 12 years.
Then Shiha reappeared in 2018 and took off the niqab and then the veil and returned to art, and although the audience attacked her a lot at the time, the majority of artists supported her psychologically and artistically and gave her opportunities to participate in works that had already succeeded when they were shown and were very popular.
This emboldened Shiha and helped her to wage war on every follower who decided to write a comment to her that angered her, whenever she published new pictures, the public found that they were never in line with a woman who had just taken off the veil.
As soon as the audience began to accept her presence on the scene and deal with her as an ordinary actress without her news arousing disapproval or anger, she announced her association with the preacher Massoud, which was followed by her disappearance and then her appearance with something closer to the veil and her declaration of repentance again, which made many see her psychologically unstable and fighting an internal war between them. And between herself, while some interpreted this as having a weak personality, quickly affected by the convictions of those close to her.
First place award جائزة
It is noteworthy that the movie "Not Me", which the heroine repudiated, has so far exceeded 111 million pounds, and for two weeks it has been in first place in theaters in Egypt and the Arab countries.