Zuzu Muhammed
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Zuzu Muhammed was an Egyptian actress. She was born in Cairo in 1924. Zuzu was raised up in the towns of Cairo and was closely attached to artists like Badia'a Masabny, whose...Read more attention she caught at one of her balls, which made her join her belly dancing troupe. Zuzu then moved to Baba Ezzeddin's troupe, with whom she worked for a short period of time before being cast in her debut film role in the 1944 film Lies and Lies. In 1952 Zuzu played one of her most memorable roles, as Soad in The Pickpocket's House. Zuzu is one of the most notable actresses to continue performing belly dancing numbers and acting in the same films. Her last film role was in Hassan and Marica in 1959.
Lie Upon Lie
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(Mounir Wagdy) is a reckless, reckless young man who lives in Cairo with a friend like himself. He is burdened with debts despite the hundred pounds that his uncle sends him every month. He resorts to many tricks and lies to extort money from his uncle. He falsely tells him that he has married one of the family girls. His debts increase and he is detained. He lost his belongings and was forced to move to a squalid room on the roof of a large building.
The Two Orphans
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While returning at night, Hajj (Morsi) finds a baby girl on the side of the road. He takes pity on her, and takes her with him to his home to raise her with his daughter (Suniya). The relationship between the two girls strengthens over the years, until Hajj (Morsi) dies, and their paths of life separate. After a long and difficult quest, while Saniya falls in love with a rich man and plans to marry him, Nemat falls into the grip of a domineering woman who leads a number of beggars and pickpockets.
Bulbul Effendi
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When Kawakeb leaves the studio during filming, her body double Batta who looks just like her takes on the role. When Kawakeb s husband suffers from a heart attack after she tells more him that she is leaving with her lover, his daughter begs Batta to pretend to be Kawakeb.
