Rasha Sharbatji

Rasha Hesham Shurbatji (Arabic: رشا هشام شربتجي; born 20 April 1975) is a Syrian director. She has directed Syrian and pan-Arab television dramas, including Ashwak Naaeima, Ghezlan fi Ghabat al-Dhiab, Zaman Al'ar, Asaad al-Warraq, Wiladah Min Al-Khasira, Kasr Adm, Wlad Badee'a and Matbakh al-Madinah. Rasha Shurbatji was born in Cairo to a Syrian father and an Egyptian mother. She is a dual citizen of both countries. Her father, Hesham Shurbatji, was born in 1948. He also was a director. She began her career as an assistant director in family 7 stars in 1997. Her first work was in Qanon wa laken in 2003. Her most popular work were Little Thorns in 2005 Man of dreams in 2007, Time of Shame in 2009, Ebn Alarandali in 2009, Birth from waist in 2011, Daughters of family in 2012, Private relations in 2015, Samra in 2016, Way in 2018, Prova in 2019. Rasha Shurbatji was married to a Syrian cinematographer, Naser Alrakka. They separated in September 2012. In February 2013, she married the Syrian intelligence officer, Tammam Alsaleh Najem Eldin. She became sister-in-law to Suzan Najm Aldeen. They celebrated their Wedding in Dubai in March 2013. She announced her divorce from Tammam Alsaleh Najem Eldin in an interview in 2023, after a decade of their marriage In a recent interview, Rasha announced her marriage to Ibrahim Sheikh Ibrahim, a Syrian actor The following selected credits are based on elCinema's filmography and additional Arabic media coverage.