
Welad Eleih
1989
as Dr. Bahaa Mansour
Acting
Salah El-Din Ahmed Mourad Zulfikar was an Egyptian actor and film producer. He started his career as a police officer, before becoming an actor in 1956. He is regarded as one of the most influential actors in the history of Egyptian film industry, who had notable roles in over a hundred feature films in multiple genres during his 37-year career, mostly as the leading actor. Late in his career, he had considerable success in television roles. Born to a noble family, Zulfikar graduated from the Egyptian Police Academy in 1946. He was one of Egypt's heroes in its battle against the occupation while serving in the police. His son, entrepreneur Ahmed Zulfikar, mentioned in a 1994 press interview that his father participated in the guerrilla war in Ismailia against the British Forces in 1944, and described his patriotism as having been “without limits”. Afterwards, Zulfikar volunteered in the Battle of Ismailia of 1952, and in the 1956 Suez War. He was awarded the Medal of Military Duty (first class) from Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser, in appreciation for his efforts in serving his country. In 1955, he began his career as a part-time actor with temporary permits from Ministry of Interior to work in his first film; Wakeful Eyes released in 1956. Later, he went on to be a full time actor in late 1957. He co-starred in epic films such as Return My Heart (1957) and Jamila, the Algerian (1958), and went on to star in dramas like Forbidden Women (1959), but he later gained widespread fame thanks to his performance in the action film The Second Man (1959). The film director Hassan El-Emam, who was known as "The King of the Box Office," chose him to star in three films in one year, starting with the drama Love and Adoration (1960), followed by the thriller Inni Attahim (1960), and concluding with the romantic drama Money and Women (1960). His career took a significant turn with the romantic drama Aghla Min Hayati (1965), which garnered most of the local awards that year.

1989
as Dr. Bahaa Mansour

1968
as Salah

1971

1974
as The prosecutor وكيل النيابة

1963
as Issa El Awwam

1970
as أمين

1981
as Rafiq Hamdi

1960

1971
as Adel Shawkat

1975
as Shoukry

1958
as عزام

1982
as Hussein Abdel Raouf

1975
Producer

1966
Producer

1964
as Achmed

1969
Producer

1968
as Shawki

1957
as حسين

1994
as Dr. Abdel Moneim

1963
as الدكتور حمودة

1989
as Dr. Abdul Jalil

1964
as الدكتور وجيه

1970
as Fahmi Fathallah Fathi Fatiha

1967
as Mahmoud Mukhtar

1959
Producer

1962
Producer

1976
as حافظ - مدير الشركة الوطنية لمواد البناء

1994

1985
as Le cheikh Hassouna

1962
as Hassan
1974
as Ali

1966
as Mohsen the gold thief

1968

1970
as Adel

1979
as Sarut

1976
as بنفسه

1989
as Self

1974
as Dr. Nabil

1972
as Journalist Yahya Al-Saeed

1960
as Mohsen - محسن

1959

1989

1944

1964
as Dr. Kamel

1960
as Salah, Naima's fiancé

1973
as Adel Abdel Hamid

1972
as Youssef

1972
as Mohsen

1978
as detective inspector - مفتش المباحث

1991
as Riyad Kamel

1992
as Mamdouh

1992
as Youssef

1981
as Judge Counselor Ismail

1987

1989
as Fouad

1986
as كمال مدير المباحث

1961
as سمير

1961
as Hamed

1973

1961
as Hamdy

1987
as Fadel

1987
as Munir

1987
as Adel

1988
as Mustafa Rushdi

1988
as Refaat Sabry

1960
as Ahmed

1969
as عصام

1973
as Horemheb

1971

1987
as رفعت الدمنهوري

1988

1978
as Ashraf

1961

1988

1959
Producer

1993
as Hajj Abdul Fadil

1969
as Adel - المهندس عادل (القصة 1)

1987
as Major General Shawqi

1969
as Hassan

1961
as ممدوح
1959
as Samy

1965
as Ahmed hamdy

1991

1972
as Ahmed Fouad

1956
as Salah

1962
as محمود

1988
as Hassanein

1968

1960
as حسين

1994

1964
as Essam Nour El-Din

1962
Producer

1962
as Salem

1974
as Sadek - صادق

1960
as Raafat Hamdi

1981
as Abdul Ghaffar Lotfy

1970
as Sami

1986
as فكري بيه

1961
as magdy

1971
as eng ahmed

1972
as Aziz

1960
as Engineer Hussein Abdel Hamid Sabry

1988

1989
as Major General Shawkat

1994
as Galal

1988

1972
Producer
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