Suzen Najmuddin declines roles over quality
The article discusses the statements of Syrian actress Suzanne Njeim about her artistic career and her reasons for refusing some historical roles. She explained that she declined to portray roles such as "Oum Kalthoum," "Laila Murad," and "Hind Rustom" because she felt their performances were weak, believing that acting is best showcased through strong, high-value roles. She also mentioned that she began her artistic journey at a young age and that her fame came with awareness and deep understanding, emphasizing the importance of balancing her professional and family life. Additionally, she expressed her desire to embody characters with Upper Egyptian and Egyptian dialects and voiced her ambition to work with other stars and develop her artistic roles, adding that she hopes her future roles will be more impactful and successful. She also noted that she still considers acting a hobby and views the responsibility of being a mother as limited after the age of six, pointing out that tears are a form of happiness. She believes she has paid the price for fame, considering it more precious than time.
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