Karima Mokhtar Height, Weight, Religion, Net Worth, Age, Biography

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Karima Mokhtar (Attyat Mohamed Al Badry)

Last Updated: 09 Jan, 2024 | Views: 1303

Age: 82

Profession: Actress

Other Profession(s): Television Presenter

Famous For: Mother of Egyptian Drama

Higher Education: Bachelor's Degree in Dramatic Arts

Karima Mokhtar Religion, Birthday, Age

Date of Birth

16 Jan, 1934 (82 Years 11 Months 27 Days)

Birth Country

Egypt

Birth Place

Asyut

Birth Sign

Capricorn

Nationalities

Egyptian

Died on

12 Jan, 2017

Karima Mokhtar Early life, Education, Career, Awards, Achievements, Controversy, Unknown Facts

About (Profile/Biography):
Who is known as the "Mother of Egyptian Cinema"? Karima Mokhtar is the Mother of Egyptian Cinema. She is one of the known actresses who was born on 16 January 1934 in Asyut. In addition to her stage, television, and film career. Her career took off after she became the host of Baba Sharou, a children's radio program.
Karima Mokhtar Career:
The first film she appeared in was Thaman El Horeya, but it was Al Hafeed (The Grandson), in which she played a mother of seven children, that cemented her reputation as a maternal character.
According to El Cinema, the Arab media database, she has over 200 credits, including radio shows, to her name, which she moved from IMDb to El Cinema in 2014.
She also wrote plays, including El Eyal Kebret (The Kids Have Grown Up), as well as films, including Amira Hobi Ana (Amira My Love) and Al Shaytan Ya'ez (The Devil Preaches).
As part of the Cairo Arab Media Festival in 2007, Mokhtar won Best Actress.
Karima Mokhtar Death:
After an undisclosed illness, Mokhtar passed away in January 2017, days before her 83rd birthday.
Karima Mokhtar Google Doodle:
Several famous figures in the Mena region are often honored by the search engine.
A year after his popular novel I Do Not Sleep was translated into English. Google paid tribute to Egyptologist Ihsan Abdel Quddous.