Nanda Mohamed Responds to Critics

The artist Nanda Mohamed shined in portraying the character of "Miss Nadia" in the series "Bang Klee." She played the role of a nurse characterized by kindness and compassion, helping people despite her difficult circumstances, which earned her the love and empathy of the audience. She was away from television works for four years to focus on theater performances outside Egypt, but she returned to choose a project that would bring her back to TV drama. Nanda spoke about her reasons for selecting the character, stating that she was drawn to "Miss Nadia" because of her kindness, her love for helping others, and her caring nature. She pointed out that her generous and self-absorbed personality was reflected in the careful design of her appearance for the role. She also explained that the audience’s comments about not initially recognizing her as Syrian made her proud, as she felt that after years of living and marrying in Egypt, she had become emotionally Egyptian, while still loving her homeland, Syria. Nanda clarified that her most challenging scenes were those requiring emotional interaction and calmness. She expressed a desire to diversify her roles between comedy and drama and conveyed her satisfaction with her performance despite criticism from the nursing syndicate. She affirmed her eagerness to work with the stars of TV and theater who she admires.

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