Yasra Al-Luzi Opens Up About Depression and Lam Shamsia

In a courageous and impactful TV interview, veteran actress Yasra Al-Luzi appeared on “Kalam Akhir” hosted by Lamees Al-Haddad on ONE TV, revealing a shocking confession related to her portrayal of the silent and depressed character “Rabab” in the Ramadan series “Lam Shamsia” that sparked a wide social debate.

Dead Emotions… Yasra Links Her Personal Experience to Rabab’s Suffering

With a soft voice and eyes carrying a lot of meaning, Yasra said: “I suffered from depression for a period and all my emotions were dead, and I didn’t know if I was happy or sad, just like the character Rabab in Lam Shamsia.” This straightforward confession revealed a deep and hidden link between the actress and the character she portrayed, explaining how Yasra was able to understand the complex psychological state that Rabab has been experiencing since the beginning of the story, making her seem like a “soulless” person unable to interact naturally with her surroundings.

A Call that Changed Everything”… Yasra Shares the Story of Joining Lam Shamsia

Regarding the behind-the-scenes of her joining this significant drama, Yasra enthusiastically shared: “I was thrilled when director Khaled El-Shennawi called me, and I told my husband to call me and I would join the series. I agreed to the role immediately after the call.” She added with enthusiasm: “When the director sent me a message, I was in Berlin filming a movie, and suddenly I received a call and a message, and I was overjoyed.” This eagerness and immediate acceptance of the role reflect Yasra’s deep appreciation for the director’s working style and her great trust in his artistic vision.