✍️ Souad Hosni was able to prove her presence. In addition to the roles of naughty and showmanship, she was able to present complex and dramatic characters in important social and political films. Soad Hosni's stardom was not fleeting, she managed to stay on top.

Soad Hosni started her artistic life as a child on the radio on the Baba Sharo children's program, and she was famous at the time for the song "Sister of the Moon". But the credit for discovering her talents and entering the world of acting belongs to the Egyptian poet and writer Abdel Rahman al-Khamisi, when he was invited to the home of her mother and husband Hafez. Al-Khamisi was surprised by the girl, Souad Hosni, who is small, thin and very shy, but her presence is strong.

After seeing her, he said, "The girl is a star," and included her in Shakespeare's play "Hamlet" to play the role of Ophelia. Then he nominated her to star in a film directed by Henry Barakat entitled "Hassan and Naima" in front of Muharram Fouad. Although the film's producer, musician Mohamed Abdel Wahab, feared that the film would fail commercially, due to the presence of new names. However, Soad Hosni managed to achieve a resounding success, and captured the public's attention from her first appearance.

The movie "Hassan and Naima" was like Soad Hosni's artistic birth certificate, to launch after him and present many Egyptian and touching films.