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Sources revealed that Iraqi singer Kazem Al Saher received an offer from an Italian producing company to participate in a film in return for $two-million contract. They added that the negotiations continued for a whole month, while he asked for delaying the project until ending the summer concerts in which he is scheduled to participate.
They added that the singer received another drama offer during his cooperation with MBC satellite channel, while he apologized for financial reasons in addition to his commitment to a large number of TV and singing activated during the recent period.
The sources added that the Iraqi singer is close to participate in drama and cinema works, while he is keen to choose the work in which he will participate carefully to meet the expectations of his fans in all over the Arab world.
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