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Tarot Film Controversy: Rania Youssef Sets the Record Straight
The controversy surrounding the film “Tarot” and its star Rania Youssef has been making headlines, particularly regarding a scene that allegedly depicts marital infidelity. However, Youssef has come forward to address the rumors and set the record straight.
Rania Youssef Responds to Critics
In a recent interview on the “Al-Hekaya” program, Youssef responded to the backlash against the film, stating that the censorship board had approved the film for release. She also criticized social media users for spreading false information and creating a trend around the film’s alleged content.
The Truth Behind the Controversial Scene
According to Bilal Sabri, the producer of the film, the scene in question does not depict marital infidelity, but rather a conversation between Youssef’s character and her husband about the loyalty of dogs. The censors had initially requested that the scene be deleted, but it was ultimately removed and the film was approved for release.
A Message from the Producer
Sabri has sent a message to those who have been spreading false information about the film, urging them to refrain from doing so and to fear God. He emphasized that the rumors are not only damaging to the film’s reputation but also to the livelihoods of those involved in its production.
The Film’s Cast and Crew
The film “Tarot” stars Somaya El Khashab, Rania Youssef, Mai Salim, Abdel Aziz Makhoun, Mohammad Iz, Ala Morsi, Mohammad Soliman, Khaled Mahrous, Wael Metwali, and Bassi Shaheen. It was written and directed by Moataz Al-Mufti Ibram Nashat.
A New Crisis for the Film
Despite the controversy, the film is set to be released on New Year’s Eve, as agreed upon by the Arab Film Production and Distribution Company and producer Bilal Sabri. The film has been one of the most anticipated releases of the season, and its stars are eager to share it with audiences.
