Egyptian actor Mohamed Sobhi suffered a health issue at home, prompting his family to rush him to a hospital for medical care. A source close to the actor told the newspaper 'Al-Youm Al-Sabea' that the actor's condition is serious. Doctors are closely monitoring his condition and praying for his speedy recovery. Mohamed Sobhi, born on March 3, 1948, in Cairo, is an actor, playwright, and theater director. In 1968, he began his career with small roles in many plays alongside famous actors such as Salah Mansour, Fuad Al-Muhands, and Hassan Youssef. In 1980, Sobhi formed the 'Studio 80' troupe with his friend Lenin Ramly, marking the birth of a young duo studied theater and was eager to prove themselves. Sobhi's relationship with television began when he starred in the series 'Chance of a Lifetime' in the mid-1970s. Some theater critics describe Mohamed Sobhi as a military commander or a dictator who works with extreme precision, which some see as an exaggeration. Sobhi believes that an actor working with him must have the ability to endure, respect for deadlines, and appreciation for the work.
