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primary_keywords: Nadia Al-Jundi, Egyptian cinema, women's championship, artistic return, Al-Batiniya, film honoring
audience: Fans of Egyptian cinema, particularly those interested in Nadia Al-Jundi and classic films.
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evergreen_background_topics: History of Egyptian cinema, the role of women in arab film, film preservation and honoring cinematic achievements.
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Nadia Al-Jundi Reflects on Career, Absence, and Future Projects
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The iconic Egyptian actress discusses her reasons for stepping away from the spotlight, her views on the current state of cinema, and her hopes for a return to the stage and screen.
Egyptian cinema icon Nadia Al-Jundi, who has been absent from the screen for nearly five years since her appearance in the series “Sugar Ziada” (2020), recently spoke about her deep yearning to return to acting. She emphasized that acting is her lifelong passion and profession, particularly what she calls “beautiful art” that resonates with her audience.
A Career Built on Challenge
Al-Jundi, known as “The star of the masses,” stated that her reputation was earned through dedication and hard work. She expressed a fondness for complex and challenging roles that demand extraordinary performance, leading to memorable works in egyptian cinema.
“I did not move away from art with my desire,” Al-Jundi explained, stating that “acting is her happiness and her camera’s life.” However, she added, “But at the same time I cannot cheat my fans, and I present works that are not at the level of what I have previously presented with works that made my name with merit and made him associated with me.”
The actress elaborated that the scripts she has been offered have not met her standards.”What is offered to me does not satisfy me, as I hold a great responsibility, a name, history and confidence between me and my audience, who used to everything that is good and values, all these factors make me wait before providing any work.” She attributes this to a decline in quality writing, stating, “the drama has become superficial, and I did not find a topic that attracts me to get off my home to act as I used to, but I am in a continuous search until I am surprised by my fans with a job that resembles me and befits me and with it.”
Looking to the Future
When asked about the types of roles she hopes to portray, Nadia Al-Jundi said that she has explored a wide range of characters throughout her career. However, she remains open to new opportunities, adding: “This does not prevent that I am in a state of searching for topics of interest to people and their occupation, and at the same time it contains deep drama and humanities, representation and lines that attract people.”
She also revealed that she is considering a “large, bold, and unexpected dramatic topic,” but noted that it “needs huge production, and currently the business adopts the few budgets, and its production is weak, and despite that I will seek to present it to one of the large production companies that you can offer.”
Nadia Al-Jundi, who dominated the “Women’s Championship” in cinema for many years, praised the performances of contemporary actresses such as Mona Zaki, Yasmine Abdel Aziz, and Menna Shalaby. Though, she believes that the standards for a female-led film require more than just acting talent: “the women’s championship standards in the cinema specifically require the availability of several aspects, not currently available, there is no artist who bears the responsibility of the movie With the same strength that people are used to on my part, in the period during which the box office revenue was issued,” clarifying that “this is not a defect, so what matters is the serious story and the perfect acting.”
Al-Jundi emphasized that she has always welcomed working with talented co-stars, stating, “The presence of a strong and able artist in front of me does not weaken me, but my strength will appear more as I am professional and able.”
Honoring “Al-Batiniya”
The “Beautiful Time” Festival in Lebanon recently honored her film “Al-Batiniya,” recognizing it as “an iconic film [that] achieved great success and remained in cinemas for more than a year, and prominent personalities praised him at the time, for discussing the issue of drug trafficking and its repercussions.” Al-Jundi, along with the film’s producer, Mohamed Mokhtar, accepted the honor.She noted that “the idea of honoring the film was in the festival. To me, and I liked that it was presented for the first time,” adding that the movie “al -Batiniya “, is a real and purposeful work to support its great success after it topped the movie” Bulk Kasher “, and she has many memories with him.”
Al-Jundi also expressed interest in compiling her musical performances from films like “Five Bab,” “Hikmat Fahmy,” and “Al-Batiniya” into an album. She said: “I have already thought of this matter before and I think seriously at the present time in assembling it in a special cylinder, and I think it will be a light (blood).When I watch my films, songs, and shows, I feel wonderful and delicious. “
The actress revealed that she has kept all her costumes and accessories from her films and has considered creating an exhibition to showcase them. She added: “Every personality has her own holdings, especially with the diversity of my roles that she embodied, she presented the aristocratic personality, the queen, the dancer, the maid, the lawyer, and so on.”
Regarding a potential autobiography, Al-Jundi stated that writing her life story is a complex task: “I must write her myself with mastery and keenness to mention the facts, away from lying and misleading, but I have not thought about writing my biography yet.”
Al-Jundi also addressed the frequent trending of her name online, commenting: “Every day I used to rumors, so that there are electronic armies paid and impartial to attack me as of jealousy.”
She praised the artistic developments in Saudi Arabia,stating that “what is happening in the Kingdom is an unprecedented renaissance that serves art,and is happy with all artists and workers in the industry and the public in general.”
Al-Jundi expressed her desire to return to the stage, saying that she is drawn to the theater but is seeking compelling material: “Where are the plays and topics that are similar to the works of time? I love working in the theater without a doubt, but through a serious and critically important work. “
Al-Jundi emphasized the importance of maintaining a polished appearance, stating that it reflects her respect for her work and her fans: “I must be accurate in every detail, and my form is worthy of being a star and role model for people.” She attributes her youthful appearance to exercise and a positive outlook: “the clean heart, contentment, conviction and reconciliation with the soul are all milestones in the feelings, away from the jelly, jealousy and harm in the hearts of some.”
Nadia Al-Jundi asserted that the title of “the star of the masses” is hers alone to cherish, explaining: “My dear fans are the one who gave me the title, and therefore it is not my right to give him to others and I will continue to keep it and cherish it.”
by Staff Writer
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