Hanan Motawie Embraces Fate, Eyes Pharaonic Role
Hanan Motawie: Fate Guides My Life, I Dream of a Pharaonic Role
Egyptian actress Hanan Motawie recently shared personal insights and artistic aspirations during her appearance on Spotlight on Sada El Balad TV, revealing her life philosophy and dream roles.
Fate Drives My Path, Provision Is God’s Will
Hanan emphasized her belief in destiny, stating, “I don’t control my life. I strive to do my best, but success, provision, and timing are in God’s hands.” She views her role as one of effort, leaving the outcomes to divine will.
A Pharaonic Dream Rooted in Pride
Proud of her Egyptian heritage, Hanan expressed a longing to portray a Pharaonic character in a drama. “If I weren’t Egyptian, I’d wish to be,” she said. She doesn’t limit her dream to queens, noting that ancient Egyptian women were all queens through their knowledge and culture.
Life or Death: Challenges of Playing a Blind Doctor
Discussing her upcoming series Life or Death, postponed beyond Ramadan 2025, Hanan described her role as Dr. Hayat, a doctor who goes blind. The character’s complexity and inner contradictions pose a significant acting challenge.
Red Lines and Family-Friendly Choices
Hanan outlined her acting boundaries, choosing projects aligned with her values. While open to bold themes, she insists on tasteful execution suitable for all audiences, prioritizing family-friendly content.
Artistic Philosophy and Respect for Viewers
Hanan’s approach blends personal integrity with a commitment to quality. She aims to honor Egypt’s rich history through roles that elevate Egyptian drama and respect viewers’ intellect.
