The artist Mohamed Henedy was a guest of the journalist Anas Bukhash in an episode of his famous program “AB TALKS”, which was broadcast on the famous video site YouTube.
During the episode, Henedy talked about a lot of his personal life, his childhood period, and what distinguished it. During the episode, Henedy recounted the details of the prank he carried out on his neighbor, which led to her having a miscarriage.
Heneidi said: During my childhood, I was a spoiled child with my grandfather, and this was because I was born to four daughters, so I always caused anxiety in the street by playing pranks, but there is one prank that I hope God will forgive me for, which is that I wore a scary mask and entered our neighbor’s house, who was pregnant after a long time. From not having children and being frightened by the mask until she fainted and miscarried.
Henedy continued that after this situation, he left home and stayed with his aunt in Alexandria until the situation calmed down, after which he reconciled with her and may God bless her with other children.
Mohamed Henedy series in Ramadan
The artist Mohamed Henedy will participate in the Ramadan 2025 marathon, with a new series entitled “Uncle Qandil,” after a 6-year absence from the drama, and the work is scheduled to be shown on the United Media Services channels.
The stars of the series are now being contracted, and its details will be announced within the next few days. The work is titled “Uncle Qandil.”
Henedy’s latest work in drama
Mohamed Henedy’s last dramatic work was the series “Land of Hypocrisy”, in collaboration with the late star Dalal Abdel Aziz.
The most recent work revolved around an employee in the neighborhood named “Masoud.” His income is meager and his life is miserable. He always faces disagreements with his wife “Jamila” and his mother-in-law, who are no longer able to live with him. His father owns a shop that sells couscous, and one day life lures him to meet Dr. Madi,” who offers him morals for sale in the form of pills, so he begins taking the pills one by one, discovering with them a new life, with new personalities, and borrowed morals for sale.