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Abeer sabry revealed that she did not hesitate to accept her role in the new drama show of “The Flood” currently presented in Arab satellite channel, saying that she is keen to participate as a leading character in her different shows that depends on collective works.
She praised the large number of superstars who participate in the new drama show, saying that it reminds her of the great works that included a large number of Superstars, such as “Helmiya Evenings”. She stressed that what attracted her to participate in the new work is its different nature from the previous works in which she participated since the beginning of her career.
She added that said that she is close to end the filming of her role in “The Flood” TV drama show, expressing her pleasure for the positive reactions for the new series among the fans since the presentation of its first episodes in the Arab satellite channel.
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