Asmaa Jalal: "What's the Big Deal?" A Comedy with Social Dimensions

SadaNews - In recent years, actress Asmaa Jalal has emerged as a rising star in Egyptian cinema and drama, thanks to her diverse artistic choices and her ability to perform romantic, social, and comedic roles. With each new work, she leaves a mark that reflects her commitment to developing her craft and connecting with the audience.

In her latest cinematic participation, Jalal joins the cast of the film "What's the Big Deal?" which features a distinguished ensemble of stars, revealing a human experience within a light social framework that blends comedy with family messages.

Jalal discussed the details of her participation in the film, the nature of her role, and the idea it addresses, in addition to the film's message and behind-the-scenes experiences.

The actress expressed her great happiness in participating in the film "What's the Big Deal?" describing it as "one of the most beautiful experiences" she has had in her artistic career.

She added that the screenplay attracted her from the beginning, as when she read it, she found a space to present a new character different from her previous roles, which intrigued her.

Jalal noted that her role includes a character characterized by "sternness and organization," which is a completely different aspect from her real personality, indicating that this contradiction motivated her to take on the challenge.

Jalal highlighted that "the behind-the-scenes was filled with fun and positive energy, and working with the film's team was both comfortable and inspiring."

She added that the film's idea tackles family relationships in a simple and realistic manner, noting that the emotional aspect of the daughter's character intertwines with the idea of "first love," affirming: "First love is unforgettable, but it is not the end of the road; life always offers us new opportunities."

She also emphasized that the film carries a more human and social tone than just comedy, pointing out that family is a cornerstone in her life, and personally, she believes that any disputes that happen within the house remain temporary, as family ties are stronger than anything else.

She concluded her remarks by affirming that the film delivers a light and simple message but is capable of touching the audience's feelings, and she hopes that viewers leave the theater with a smile and a sense of hope, considering that this is the greatest contribution that art can offer.