Egyptian actress Boshra expressed her pleasure for participating in the establishment of Gouna Festival, saying that she is extremely preoccupied in the preparation for the launch of its first round scheduled to be held in the last week of September. She added that the first round of the festival will be launched under the slogan “Cinema for Humanity”, saying that the festival aims to activate the cultural and cinematic scene in Egypt during the current period.
She expressed her frustration for the removal of her film “Lail Dakheli” from the Egyptian cinemas, saying that it was not fair to remove the film from cinemas two weeks after its presentation.
She added, in a statement to “Arabs Today”, that she is satisfied of her role in the film, describing it as a turning point in her career. She added that she plays a role of cinema producer, adding that the film underlines the challenges that face cinema industry in Egypt during the current period. The Egyptian actress stressed her keenness to diversify her roles to meet the expectations of her fans in all over the Arab world.
She revealed that she is currently preparing for resuming the filming of her role in the TV drama show “The Flood” that was scheduled to be presented during the latest drama season of Ramadan while it was delayed for reasons related to the producing company.
The Egyptian actress revealed that she did not abandon the singing career, saying that she will present a new song for the children during the coming period. She stressed that she will film the new song as a video clip.
She expressed her pleasure for her participation in “For Highest Price” TV drama show currently presented in Arab satellite channels in the framework of the current drama season of Ramadan. She praised positive reactions she received from fans over her role in the series. She praised the performance of Nelly Karim, saying that she is her own friend. 
She added that she still aspires to perform the role of Singer Dalida during the coming period, saying that she performed this role before outside Egypt, while the works she performed in this regard did not discuss the life of the high-profile singer in Egypt.