Dorra Celebrates Her Birthday With Yousra, Other Celebrities

Tunisian actress, Dorra Zarrouk took to “Instagram” to share a glimpse of her 40th birthday celebration with her celebrity friends.

Among the attendee were Yousra, Bushra, Donia Samir Ghanem, Hind Abdul Halim, Diana Hesham, and others.

“Thank you so much for your adorable birthday wishes, thank you for making me feel loved. Thank you for your messages, posts, videos from different countries. And a special thank you to all my friends who attended my birthday party. I love you all ❤️” she captioned.

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The Tunisian actress’s latest artistic work is TV series “Bla Dalil” (Without Evidence), produced by Synergy Production Company.

Bla Dalil also stars Khaled Selim, Nicolas Mouawad, Hazem Samir, Eslam Gamal, Omar el-Shennawi, Gamal Abdel Nasser, Ashraf Zaki, Enaam Elgretly, Mohamed Lotfy, Diana Hesham, Maha Nassar, and others.

The series –consists of 45 episodes— is scripted by Enjy Alaa, and directed by Manal El-Sefy.

Zarrouk, born on January 13, 1980, has earned a degree in political science in Tunis.

She made her way into the acting industry by joining a theater group, where her first appearance was in play “Magnoun” (Crazy), directed by Tawfiq Al Gibally, which was followed by several roles at the Tunisian cinema.

Zarrouk also worked in many international projects such as “Collosseum” which was directed by the English director Telman Reem in 2003, where she portrayed as the Emperor’s consort.

She also took part in another foreign work titled “Louisa’s Journey” which was directed by French director Patrick Foulsan in 2005, where she portrayed the role of a woman named “A’isha” in that work.

The 39-year-old actress began participating in Egyptian cinematic works since 2007.

Zarrouk is best known for her roles in 2017 film “Tisbah ala Khair”, in 2016 film “Mawlana”, and 2016 film “Kedbet Kol Youm”.

She is also known for her roles in television series “El Share’A Elly Warana”, “Naseeby We Esmetak”, “Baad Al Bedaya”,  “Zarf Esswed”, “Segn El Nessa”, “Zay El Ward”, “Al Rayan”, and “Al Aar”.