The movie "Weld El-Rosk 3" starring Ahmed Ezz has become the highest-grossing film in Egyptian cinema history. It continues to break records with its ongoing screenings, earning 5,184,000 EGP in revenues last weekend and maintaining its position at the top of the box office. The film needs 10 million EGP to reach a total revenue of 200 million EGP. "Weld El-Rosk 3" surpassed the previous record holder, "Beit El-Roubi" starring Karim Abdel Aziz, which had earned over 130 million EGP. The film also broke the highest daily revenue record in the history of Egyptian cinema with 23,113,000 EGP, surpassing "Beit El-Roubi," which had earned over 10 million EGP. The action-packed movie tells the story of a group of siblings who commit crimes but decide to repent and pursue different paths. They reunite to carry out one last big criminal mission - stealing the watch that world boxing champion Tyson Fury won during the events. Ahmed Ezz plays the character of Rida Rosk, the eldest brother among the siblings and the leader of their criminal operations. The film features a star-studded cast including Amr Youssef, Asser Yassin, Mohamed Mamdouh, Karim Qassem, Said Ragab, Nisreen Amin, Asmaa Galal, and Ali Sobhi. It also includes special guest appearances by Tyson Fury, Karim Abdel Aziz, Ahmed Fahmy, Eyad Nassar, Fedra, and Razzan Moghrabi. The film was written by Salah Al-Juhaini and directed by Tarek Al-Eryan.
