Beirut – Aseel Al-Ahmar – Despite the Public Prosecutor’s decision to ban publication in the case of the widespread pornographic videos, directed by Khaled Youssef, and the two young actresses Mona Farouk and Shaima Al-Hajj, social media in Egypt is still talking about the issue, which is one of the biggest scandals in the artistic community. Egyptian throughout the century.
Newspapers and websites adhered to the decision to ban publication, but the pioneers of social networking sites are not legally subject to censorship or the decisions of the Public Prosecutor. They write whatever they want whenever they want, and they mock Khaled Youssef, who fell a terrible fall and lost all his history, present and future, and Egypt lost one of its most important directors and creators.
The public is digging up the actresses who were involved with Khaled Youssef in pornographic videos, and daily some try to include the names of stars who have no guilt in the case, in an attempt to implicate them without concrete evidence.
Among those whose names were added were Ghada Abdel Razek, Menna Shalaby, Sumaya al-Khashab, and before them Rania Youssef, who published a video of a dancer resembling her and claiming that she is the one in the video with Khaled Youssef.
Everyone whose name has been associated with the name of Khaled Youssef in cinematic works, are trying to implicate her in the scandal of pornographic videos, because Shima and Mona said, in their confessions to the Public Prosecution, that Khaled does not accept any actress to participate in his cinematic work, except after he has a sexual relationship with her.
The question on some people’s lips now is: (Khaled Youssef slept with who else?), As if Khaled Youssef had become the antagonist of Egyptian cinema who had sex with all the stars!
Despite the ugliness of what Khaled did, we reject the prevailing belief that he had sex with every star he collaborated with in a movie, because that insults our stars in Egypt, and offends Egyptian cinema in general, as if some are lurking in us, and want to portray the state of art in Egypt as a brothel. Big bitches only!
Our stars in Egypt are not all Mona and Shema, and our directors are not all Khaled Youssef.
Egyptian art is a thousand good, and everyone who tries to distort the name of Egypt should be silent!
