Egyptian actress Randa Al Behairy is scheduled to resume the filming of her new cinema film “Good Morning” during the coming week after the return of Arab Singer Issaf who participates in a number of concerts in Abu Dhabi in coincidence with New Year celebrations.

The new cinema film is scheduled to be resumed on January 8, as the singer will return to Egypt on January 2 after the end of celebrations of the new year. She expressed her pleasure for participating in the new film, saying that she performs extremely different role in the new TV drama show.

The film "Good Morning" starring Isaf, Randa El Beheiry, Elham Abdel Badea, Kouki, Mustapha Haridi, Ahmed Touhami, Ahmed Farouq and Emi Salam, art producer Awad Maher, director of photography Tamer Zein and directed by Osama Fadel.

She added that she received the offer to participate in the new film directed by Osama Fadel, saying that she accepted to participate in it due to its good scenario. She praised her relations with her colleagues participating in the film, saying that the staff is one of the major factors that pushed her to accept the role in the new film.

She stressed that the new film will be a turning point in her career as an actress, saying that the role she performs in it will be a surprise for the fans in all over the Arab world. She added that she is confident of the director, saying that he is efficient although it is the first experience for him to lead a cinematic work.

She revealed that she started the filming of her new TV drama show “Messages” with Egyptian superstar Mai Ezz Al Din, saying that the new drama show is scheduled to be presented during the coming drama season of Ramadan. She expressed her pleasure for participating for the second time with Mai, saying that they enjoy good relations.

She expressed her pleasure over the positive reactions to her role in “Blood Series” TV drama show presented during the recent period in a number of satellite channels. She said that she received extremely positive reactions to her role in the TV drama show describing it as a truning point in her career.