Maysara: My Bold Roles Were a Director’s Error
Actor Misara revealed the reasons for her absence from drama in recent years, explaining that the decline in artistic production after the January Revolution and its impact on job opportunities played a role. Additionally, some of the roles offered to her did not suit her early career stages. She affirmed that her success in certain roles led to her being typecast in bold characters, but she believes that an artist’s evaluation should be based on their talent, not the nature of previous roles. She also discussed her experience in the film "The Embassy in the Building" alongside Adel Imam, noting that the financial image of artists varies greatly, and that art does not guarantee a stable source of income for everyone. She dismissed the idea of pursuing projects outside the artistic field and shared that her communication with social media is limited, preferring to appear only when she has meaningful content. On another note, she spoke about her singing experience with Rotana Records and its varying reach. She praised several stars such as Karim Abdel Aziz, Mona Zaki, and Menna Shalabi, and expressed her opinions about other personalities like Rania Youssef.
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