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Lock Up Your Daughters, is a 1980 Egyptian play, directed by Fouad Al-Mohandes and Mohamed Shaker, and starring Fouad Al-Mohandes, Sanaa Younes, Sherihan, with a runtime of 230 minutes. Content rating: PG-13.
Lock Up Your Daughters is a classic Egyptian comedy film starring Fouad El-Mohandes as Dr. Raafat, a well-meaning but thoroughly overwhelmed father doing his best to raise his three daughters with sound values and strong principles. Sanaa Younis plays Fawzia, Shreihan is Soso, and Ijlal Zaki takes the role of Nadia — three very different young women whose lives and choices keep their father perpetually on edge. A warm and enduring comedy about the universal joys and frustrations of parenthood, the film remains a beloved landmark of Egyptian cinema and a showcase for the comic genius of Fouad El-Mohandes.
Keep Your Daughters Locked In is a popular Egyptian play that debuted in 1980. The comedy is a hallmark of Egyptian theatre and has enjoyed enduring popularity since its release. It is notable for its humorous take on family dynamics and social issues in Arabic societies, delivered through a blend of wit and slapstick comedy. The play, produced by the Arab Media Production Company in Riyadh and directed by Fouad El-Mohandes, was written by Lenin El-Ramly. It has a runtime of approximately four hours and is structured into three acts: Act One, Act Two, and Act Three.
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