Mohamed Sallam

Noted as a talented individual, he embarked on his artistic journey at the Faculty of Commerce, Cairo University, where he initially honed his skills on its stage. This early exposure led him to join the esteemed workshop of the artistic creativity center, marking the beginning of his remarkable career. His first major breakthrough came in 2006 with his role in the film "The Hostage," starring Ahmed Ezz and Yassmin Abd Elaziz. This initial success paved the way for him to explore the world of theater, where he made a notable appearance in the play "Black Coffee" in 2009. The outstanding performance he delivered in this production earned him widespread recognition and led to a string of subsequent roles in three acts the following year. Notably, he was cast in the popular series "El Keber Awy," followed by his work on notable projects such as "Heba Regl Elghorab," "Captain Of Egypt," and "Sharbat Loz."