Karim Mahmoud Abdel Aziz, Dina El Sherbiny Spark Speculation at ‘Divorce Me’ Premiere

Actors Karim Mahmoud Abdel Aziz and Dina El Sherbiny attended the special premiere of their new film, ‘Tallaqni’ (Divorce Me), at a major cinema in Sheikh Zayed yesterday evening.

The duo appeared together at the film’s screening, following recent rumors regarding a potential romantic relationship between them.

At the conclusion of the film, actress Wafaa Amer congratulated both El Sherbiny and Abdel Aziz, expressing her joy with traditional ‘zagharid’ (ululations). This public display fueled further public questions about a possible relationship between El Sherbiny and Abdel Aziz, and whether it played a role in his recent divorce.

The ‘Tallaqni’ premiere saw the attendance of the film’s stars, alongside actress Gihan Khalil, actor Sabry Khalil, actor Mohamed Mahmoud Abdel Aziz, Hatem Salah and his wife, Ayten Amer, and Aya Samaha. They posed for commemorative photos on the red carpet.

Karim Mahmoud Abdel Aziz garnered significant attention upon his arrival, particularly after his separation from his wife and the recent speculation linking him to Dina El Sherbiny.

‘Tallaqni’ Film Plot

‘Tallaqni’ is categorized as a comedy, centering on a man who divorces his wife and embarks on a new life, while she takes on the responsibility of raising their children. The situation shifts when the man faces a severe financial crisis, prompting him to seek his ex-wife’s help to sell the family home to save him from imprisonment.

As events unfold and the buyer unexpectedly dies, both ex-spouses find themselves in conflict with the deceased’s children, who claim the house as their inheritance. This sets off a series of comedic and dramatic situations and conflicts. For more details on the film, visit IMDb.

‘Tallaqni’ Cast

The film ‘Tallaqni’ features a distinguished cast alongside Karim Mahmoud Abdel Aziz and Dina El Sherbiny, including Hatem Salah, Donia Samy, Mahmoud Hafez, Yasmine Rahmy, Yasser El-Toubgy, Sherif Hosny, Abed Anani, and Alaa Morsy. The work is written by Ayman Bahgat Kamar and directed by Khaled Marei.