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Susan Nijm El-Din reveals 5-year absence from children
Suzan Najm Eldin revealed during her interview on the program "One of the People" that she went through difficult circumstances that led to her being separated from her children for five years. These hardships impacted her mental health to the extent that she thought about suicide due to her emotional suffering and the many crises she faced. She also showed that her first reunion with her children after her absence was an emotional and touching scene filled with deep feelings. She confirmed that studying engineering helped her organize her life. She expressed her strong love for the Arabic language and her efforts in portraying historical roles, especially in the series "Al-Heshashin." She added that her toughest scene was the murder scene, noting that she broke her finger during filming but continued working without showing any pain. She pointed out that her characters "Jihad" and "Roz" are some of the most challenging in her career, particularly "Roz," which made her contemplate suicide because of the suffering and brutality faced by imprisoned girls, as depicted in the series. She also conveyed her admiration for directors Peter Mimi and Tamer Mohsen. Regarding her experience with the late artist Mahmoud Abdel Aziz in the series "Bab Al Khalq," she described Mahmoud Abdel Aziz as a great human being and artist, saying that working with him was inspiring, and she learned a lot from him.
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