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Mohamed Ramadan Injured by Tiger During Ashmawi Filming
Mohamed Ramadan sustained a minor injury during a tiger scene while filming his upcoming series "Ashmawi" for the 2027 Ramadan season.

Actor Mohamed Ramadan disclosed that he suffered a minor injury while filming a confrontation scene involving a tiger for his new television series, "Ashmawi." The production team continues to work on the project in preparation for its participation in the upcoming dramatic competition.
Injury Details and Recovery Timeline
Ramadan shared an image from behind the scenes on his official Instagram account, clarifying that the incident occurred during the shoot of the sequence featuring the big cat. He emphasized that the wound was simple and would not require him to stay away from work for an extended period.
The artist confirmed that he would take only two days off before returning to complete the remaining scenes. He expressed optimism regarding the success of the anticipated series.
Casting and Production Status
The crew of "Ashmawi" is currently proceeding with scheduled filming, aiming for a release during the Ramadan 2027 season as part of early preparations for the drama race. The cast includes Esad Younes, Bassem Samra, Yousra El Louzi, Mimi Gamal, Intisar, Walid Fawaz, Mohsen Mansour, Sherif Desouki, Jessica Hossam, and Youssef Raafat, alongside Mohamed Abdel Hafiz and other artists.
The series marks the return of Mohamed Abdel Hafiz to the artistic spotlight after a period of absence. His character in the show shares a relationship with the role portrayed by Mohamed Ramadan.
Audiences are awaiting details of the new work, particularly given Ramadan's return to dramatic competition in the 2027 Ramadan season, amid interest in developments related to filming and the nature of the characters presented by the series' stars.
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