Heroine of the series “Fate” Qadar Roby Kamal in a Frankly interview: This is why (…) I stick to Ahmed Al-Jeger
Heroine of the series “Fate” Qadar Roby Kamal in a Frankly interview:
Duet with Ahmed Al-Jeger is the reason for our success
Qadr series was filmed outside Sudan
The war affected us and energy of creativity is not restricted
“I was tired” to adapt to speak the village dialect
This is why (…) I stick to Ahmed Al-Jeger
Interview – Nahid Oshi
Actress Roby Kamal, heroine of the distinguished series, that he currently screened was affected by to the war that broke out on the 15th of last year with them, which cast a negative impact on the special drama works, and that the Sudanese actor suffers from the scourge of war and was displaced and migrated to neighboring countries.
In an interview to Sudan Events it is expected that the episodes of the Qadr series were filmed in Ras Al-Khaimah, and at the same time, the singer Ahmed Al-Jeger succeeded in creating Sudan outside Sudan, as the “Location” of the series is completely similar to the Sudanese man, and the secrets of the dramatic work were revealed during the following interview .
The duet with Ahmed Al-Jeger. Has Roby become exclusively percussionist with Ahmed only?
_ The artist Ahmed Al-Jeger and I agree in the dramatic idea (reality), and Ahmed is the one who creates these works.
We have formed a strong team that pursues and is evidence of that success, and wherever he finds the appropriate opportunity, I have no objection to acting with Ahmed Al-Jeger.
Do you face any problem in the village dialect of communication in the series?
Indeed, I was so tired to adapt to the village dialect.
The areas where filming took place and the problems you faced?
The filming was in Ras Al Khaimah, in the UAE , and this is an achievement that is credited to Ahmed Al-Jeger, who exerted efforts to research the “location” and worked hard at it, and we attempted to create Sudan within a country like the UAE.
Under conditions of war and migration, many Sudanese photographed living creatures?
_ Certainly, on the big war, we have actors, and it was after most of them had practiced for auditions, and we held a dance course, Ahmed and I, in which the actors were trained.
This was a challenge and we succeeded in it, praise be to Allah, and it is challenges, as the energy of creativity is not restricted, and in “the height of pain” creativity is born.
It is noted that Roby is in the month of Ramadan. Does this mean that Ruby has become seasonal only?
On the contrary, we have a couple series, but outside the Ramadan season, there are steps to prepare and now the second part of the tree.
What messages did you aim to convey through the Qadr series?
There are many messages targeted by the series, most notably the importance of clinging to the Creator and trusting in Him, clarifying the weakness of the Suhoor and deeds that are destined by Allah the importance of a girl marrying between his consent and freedom, and the idea that the decision is for “her uncle’s affection” and that the reward for evil and bad must be the same are required of the messages for every character in the series.
In your opinion, if you worked with an actor and not Ahmed, would you have the same success?
_ Ahmed is not only an actor but he is the creator of things that the public does not know. Ahmed Al-Jeger is the one who wrote all the dramatic works that he produces and writes the script in the name of Ahmed Krugli.
Ahmed is the writer of the scripts, and he follows up on the actors’ scripts from the beginning and trains them for the poet of the folkloric song and the singer who does the lyricism and the process of production and montage. I deal with a maker and it is not only possible that even if I dispense with Ahmed as an actor, he is indispensable as an author and someone who can create a beautiful synthesis.
For all this, I stick to working with Ahmed Al-Jeger.
