Zuzu Muhammed

An Egyptian actress, born on February 25, 1924 in Cairo. Zozo grew up in the neighborhoods of Cairo and was closely associated with artists, especially the artist Badia Masabni, who discovered Zozo’s talent for the first time. Zozo Muhammad participated in a dance competition in one of Badia’s halls and she auditioned, which encouraged Badia Masabni to include her in her troupe. Zozo then moved to the Biba Ezz El-Din troupe, in which she worked for a short period before she was nominated in 1944 to work in her first film in 1944, which was “A Lie in” Bear), and in 1952, Zuzu Muhammad performed her most prominent role, which was the role of Souad in the movie (Beit Al-Natash). She is one of the most famous artists who danced in many films. Zuzu Muhammad began dancing before she joined the world of acting, and her talent in dancing was the key to her entry into the world of acting, as she participated in a large number of films with her talent. In 1947, the artist Zozo Muhammad participated in the comedy-drama film (The Six Goblins), and this film was shown in 1952. The last work of the artist Zozo Muhammad was the film (Hassan and Marika), and this film was shown in 1959.