Kamelia Abu Zikry criticizes crime portrayals

Director Kamelia Abu Zikry criticized the depiction of crimes in artistic works, emphasizing that presenting such stories in series and films might lead to an increase in criminal acts and foster a sense of habituation and excitement, thereby contributing to their wider spread among youth. She explained that many works portraying violence and crime have led some viewers to imitate the actions seen on screen, which poses a threat to society. Abu Zikry found that this particular type of American drama lacks justification and is more harmful than beneficial. Meanwhile, some artists and critics believe that such works help raise awareness and reduce crime by depicting punishment and offering advice. The controversy coincided with the success of the series "The Whole Story," which focuses on presenting legal and criminal details, with Abu Zikry asserting that the display of such stories may require regulation and control to prevent negative impacts on the audience.

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