Zubaida Tharwat

Zubaida Ahmed Tharwat, born on June fourteenth, nineteen forty, in Alexandria, emerged as a prominent figure in Egyptian cinema. Hailing from a distinguished family, her journey into the spotlight began when she won a beauty contest in nineteen fifty-five, capturing the attention of filmmakers and paving the way for her illustrious career.

Tharwat made her film debut in nineteen fifty-six with 'Dalila' and quickly ascended to stardom through her captivating performances in films such as 'Hekayt 3 Banat' and 'El-Malak el-Sagheir'. By the late nineteen fifties, she had firmly established herself as a leading lady, starring in several successful films including 'A'ashat lelhob' and 'Ehtrsi mn el-Hob'. Her ability to connect with audiences made her one of the era's top stars.

After a six-year hiatus in the sixties, Tharwat made a triumphant return to the screen in nineteen sixty-nine with 'How to Get Rid of Your Wife'. Throughout the seventies, she continued to shine with notable roles in films like 'El-Hob El-Daea' and 'The Guilty', solidifying her status as a beloved actress in Egyptian cinema.

Known for her striking beauty and often referred to as possessing 'the most beautiful eyes in classic Egyptian cinema', Zubaida Tharwat's legacy endures long after her retirement in the eighties and her passing on December thirteenth, two thousand sixteen.