Yasmin Abdulaziz
Yasmin Abdulaziz | |
|---|---|
| Born | January 16, 1980 Cairo, Egypt |
| Occupation | Actress |
| Years active | 1992–present |
| Known for | Roles in A Woman From The Love Time, Kids Are Going Crazy, Zaki-Chan |
Yasmin Abdulaziz (, ; born 16 January 1980) is a prominent Egyptian actress.
Biography
Starting her career at the age of 12, Abdulaziz initially appeared in commercials, benefiting from her mother's industry connections. She rose to prominence across the region through her roles in the acclaimed television series A Woman From The Love Time and the mini-series Kids Are Going Crazy.
Shifting her focus primarily to film rather than television, Abdulaziz set herself apart by starring in movies that achieved commercial success. Among her most popular box-office performances was the romantic comedy Zaki-Chan, where she starred alongside comedian Ahmed Helmi. In 2001, she featured in Rasha Gareea with Ashraf Abdel Baqi, and later in 2005, she acted in Hareem Karim alongside Mostafa Qamar, a film that delves into themes of misunderstanding and eventual reconciliation. Additionally, she took on dramatic roles in productions such as Farhan Molazem Adam and Qalb Gariee.
Personal life
In 2001, Abdulaziz married Egyptian businessman Mohamed Nabil Halawa; the couple had two children before divorcing in 2018. She remarried in December 2019 to Ahmed El-Awady, a former handball player turned actor. On 16 January 2024, she publicly announced their separation, highlighting that the divorce was conducted with mutual respect.
Film
- Gala Gala (2001)
- Rashshah Gari'ah (2001)
- Alb Gari' (2002)
- Saye' Bahr (2004)
- Farhan Molazem Adem (2005)
- Harim Karim (2005)
- Zaki Chan (2005)
- 1/8 Dastet Ashrar (2006)
- El Rahinah (2006)
- Haha w Toffahah (2006)
- Esabet el Doctor Omar (2007)
- Karkar (2007)
- El Dada Dudi (2008)
- Ethalathah Yashtaghelonaha (2010)
- El Anesah Mami (2012)
- Gawaza Miri (2014)
- Abu Shanab (2016)
- El Abla Tamtam (2018)
Theatre
- Kedah Okeh (2003)
Television
- Harbanah Menha (2017)
- L Akher Nafas (2019)
- W Nheb Tani Leh (2020)
- Elli Malosh Kebir (2021)
- Dharb Nar (2023)