Mohamed Ragab

Egyptian actor. As a child, he dreamed of joining the Police College, while his family wanted him to join the College of Fine Arts, but he violated all these expectations and enrolled in the College of Mass Communication. After graduating, he worked for a period on Egyptian television, and met director Yahya Al-Alami, who assigned him a small role in the series (Al-Zeini Barakat). He began his career as an assistant to director (Tariq Al-Erian) in the movie (The Snake and the Ladder), and his responsibility in the movie was to help the girl (Maha Ammar) perform her role, although he played small roles during that period, such as his role in the two movies (Al-Masir, Omar 2000). He was famous for his role as the villain, the hero's rival, and played him repeatedly in several films such as (Thieves in KG2, Teenage Memoirs, How Girls Love You, The Pasha is a Student, It Was the Day of Your Love), until he won his first starring role in the film (The Price of a Dozen Villains), after which he continued starring in the films (Al-Mish Hassan Engineer, Kalashnikov, Mohtaram El-Rub', and Salem Abu Akhtah). After that, he also participated in television works, including (Al-Banat, Liqaa Ala Al-Hawa, and Adham Al-Sharqawi).