Abla Kamel’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro Actress
Is Actor 
From Egypt 
Type Film, TV, Stage & Radio 
Gender female
Birth 17 September 1960, Cairo
Age: 59 years

Abla Kamel Mohamed Afifi (Arabic: عبلة كامل محمد عفيفى‎‎ pronounced [ˈʕæblæ ˈkæːmel mæˈħæmmæd ʕæˈfiːfi]) is an Egyptian actress, who in 2011 announced that she would retire from acting.

Biography

Abla Kamel graduated from the Faculty of Arts Department of Libraries in 1990 and started her career in theater Vanguard. She first participated in mono drama, heart health centers, then with Mohamed Sobhi. She married actor Ahmad Kamal, with whom she had two daughters. She later married actor Mahmoud El Gendy.

Filmography

Year Title Role
1982 Iftah ya simsim Khoka
1988 Yom mor… yom helw
1990 Iskanderija, kaman oue kaman
1993 Sawwaq el hanem
1994 Sarek al-farah
1996 Hysteria
1998 Arak el-balah
1999 El Medina Bannoura
2002 El-Limby Faransa
Ayna qalbi Wesal
2003 Elly baly balak Doctor
Kallem mama
2004 Khalty Faransa Faranca
Eish ayamak Nahed
2005 Sayed El Atefy Hanifa
Raya wa Sekina Raya
2006 Al-andaleeb hikayt shaab Aliya Shabana
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