Sarah Bakar Receives Threats for Her Role in Under the Seventh Earth

Sarah Bakar Receives Threats for Her Role in Under the Seventh Earth
Syrian actress Sarah Bakar revealed that she received threats due to her portrayal of the character “Rama” in the Ramadan series “Under the Seventh Earth”.
Sarah Bakar’s Breakthrough Performance
Bakar’s impressive performance in the series earned her attention, as her character underwent three significant transformations, showcasing her acting skills. The character began as a simple girl working in a beauty salon, helping her family, but after being betrayed, she underwent a drastic change, becoming vengeful and aggressive. Initially, the audience empathized with her, but as the series progressed, their feelings turned to disgust.
A Challenging Role and Audience Reaction
Bakar stated that the role was a significant challenge for her, especially since the audience initially sympathized with her character, but later turned against her as she became more vengeful. She expressed that this reaction was one of the most satisfying aspects of her experience, as it demonstrated the character’s ability to influence the audience, showcasing the success of the role.
A Wide Range of Reactions to Bakar’s Performance
The character’s transformation sparked a significant reaction from the audience, particularly after the 22nd episode, which saw a major shift in her relationship with the character “Musa”, played by Tim Hassan. Bakar commented on the social media reactions, stating that people initially empathized with the character, but later felt sadness and disappointment as she took on a more vengeful path.
Collaboration with Director Samer Al-Barkawi
Bakar praised her collaboration with director Samer Al-Barkawi, describing it as a “perfect harmony”. She credited him with providing her with valuable support, helping her deliver a convincing performance. She expressed her admiration for his work, citing “Al-Zand” and “Taj” as notable examples of his documentary-style films.
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