Mohamed Ramadan

Career overview

Mohamed Ramadan began acting while he was still at school, entering the Egyptian entertainment field through small television roles such as the series “The Cindrella.” His first major break came with Yousry Nasrallah’s production “Ehky Ya Sharazad” (Tell Me, Shahrazad), after which he appeared in a series of commercially successful films produced by the well‑known Egyptian producers Mohamed and Ahmed El Sobky. These projects contributed to his reputation as a valuable actor in the Middle East.

Ramadan’s work has been recognized with the award for greatest nationwide talent on three consecutive occasions, an achievement described as unprecedented. He is also noted as the only Egyptian actor praised by internationally renowned performer Umar el‑Shereef, who said he had chosen Ramadan to continue his own acting legacy. Throughout his career he has accumulated a substantial body of work, with 47 acting credits listed in major film databases.

Born on 23 May 1988 in Egypt, Ramadan’s family origins trace to the village of Al‑Qala in the Qift district of Qena Governorate, and he is identified as Egyptian despite rumors of Sudanese ancestry. In addition to acting, he is recognized as a singer and performer from Cairo, having risen to prominence through Egyptian television and film before expanding into other artistic pursuits.