Safaa El Tokhi, a talented actress born on February 8, 1964, in the vibrant city of Cairo. Hailing from an artistic family, her parents, Abdallah El Tokhi and Fatheya El Assal, are renowned writers, setting the stage for Safaa's own creative journey. She pursued her passion for the arts at the Higher Institute of Dramatic Arts, graduating with a Bachelor's Degree in 1985.
Initially, Safaa El Tokhi's career path diverged, as she worked as a writer and later joined the Institute of National Culture in 1995. However, her true calling remained the world of acting, which she entered in 1979 with the television serial The Researcher. Although trained as a stage actress, Safaa El Tokhi's screen presence was limited to only one play, The Drunken Days, in 1999.
Safaa El Tokhi's filmography boasts a diverse range of titles, including The Difficult Time, The Emigrant, and Bekhit and Adila. Her most iconic television performances, however, are undoubtedly El Helmyia Nights, Mahmoud El Masry, and The Case of Public Opinion, which she shared the screen with the esteemed actress Yousra.
