To meet expectations of fans
Youssra is keen to discuss social issues in drama
Egyptian actress Youssra
Cairo - Mustafa Mahmoud
Egyptian actress Youssra stressed her keenness to present works that discuss social controversial issues, saying that the actor should not be separated from his fans and to present valuable works aiming to resolve the problems of people and to express the issues of the Egyptian community.
She added, in a statement to “Arabs Today”, that she attempts to neutral during discussing any social issues, saying that she attempts to clarify the fact to the fans to provide them with the opportunity to judge the things upon their visions.
She stressed that the drama works that discuss social issues always attract the attention of people and fans, saying that she is keen to meet the expectaions of fans from all over the Arab world during choice of artistic works not to undermine her career.
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