Overview of Ahmed Khaled Saleh
Ahmed Khaled Saleh is a prominent Egyptian actor. Below are key details about him:
| Stage Name | Ahmed Khaled Saleh |
| Full Real Name | Ahmed Khaled Said Mahmoud Saleh |
| Country of Origin | Egypt |
| Date of Birth | November 26, 1992 |
| Place of Birth | Egypt |
| Field of Fame | Acting |
Ahmed Khaled Saleh’s Personal Life
Ahmed Khaled Saleh was born on November 26, 1992, and he is the son of the late renowned Egyptian actor, Khaled Saleh, who starred in many famous films including “Tito” (2004), “Cholesterol Free” (2005), “The War of Italy” (2005), “About Love and Passion” (2006), and “Ten Dozen Villains” (2006). Khaled Saleh passed away in 2014 due to heart-related issues following complications from heart surgery. At the time of his father’s passing, Ahmed had not yet embarked on his acting career. He pursued his education at the American University in Cairo, majoring in theater. His debut in radio drama came with “My Journey from Doubt to Balteem,” in collaboration with his wife, Hanady Mohanna.
In December 2019, Ahmed Khaled Saleh publicly announced his engagement to actress Hanady Mohanna after a love story that blossomed through their work together. The couple tied the knot in October 2020 at a well-known hotel in Cairo, with the ceremony being intimate, attended only by family, close friends, and a few fellow artists, in adherence to health guidelines aimed at curbing the spread of COVID-19. The couple welcomed a daughter, and in March 2021, Hanady contracted COVID-19 but recovered following isolation. Tragically, Ahmed’s mother passed away in April 2020 from the same virus.
Ahmed Khaled Saleh’s Acting Beginnings
Growing up in a family immersed in the arts, Ahmed Khaled Saleh was greatly influenced by his father’s legacy as a well-known actor, who had an extensive portfolio in television and cinema. Although the late Khaled Saleh did not actively encourage his son to pursue acting, he nonetheless played a significant role in nurturing Ahmed’s talent indirectly. Ahmed enrolled in the theater program at the American University, where he participated in numerous university productions. He made his television debut in the series “30 Days,” which was written by a group of authors under the supervision of Ahmed Shawky and directed by Hossam Ali, featuring notable actors such as Asser Yassin, Nadine Badar, and Basel Khayat.
Ahmed Khaled Saleh’s Filmography
Ahmed Khaled Saleh has ventured into the film industry over the past few years, featuring in several movies. Below is a list of his film works:
- Diamond Dust: Released in 2018, in which he portrayed a police officer.
- The Blue Elephant Part 2: Released in 2019, where he played the role of a gypsy’s husband.
- Film No. 6: Produced in 2020.
- The Mark: Produced in 2021 but not yet released to the public.
- March 30: Produced in 2021, awaiting release.
- The Court: Currently in production as of 2021.
Ahmed Khaled Saleh’s Television Roles
Ahmed Khaled Saleh’s television work constitutes a significant portion of his artistic career. Below is a list of his television projects:
- 30 Days: Aired in 2017, where he played the role of Youssef.
- Eagle of Upper Egypt: Aired in 2018, in which he played Mansour Fakhr.
- Qabeel: Aired in 2019; Ahmed made a guest appearance as Samir.
- More Than You Know: Aired in 2019, playing the character Ezzat.
- Ms. Farah: The first season aired in 2019, where he portrayed two roles: Zain and Fares.
- Abou Gaber: Aired in 2019, where he took on the role of Fadi.
- Numra Two: Aired in 2020, playing the character Karim.
- Press 1 to Kill: Began production in 2020 and is still in the works.
- Every Friday: Aired in 2020, featuring his role as prosecutor Karim.
- The Conqueror: Aired in 2020, where he portrayed two characters, Sheikh Mabrouk and Sheikh Abed.
- The Choice: Aired in 2020; Ahmed made a guest appearance as Captain Youssef Ahmed.
- Except for Me: Aired in 2020, where he played Hatem.
- Qasr Al-Nil: Aired in 2021, portraying Fawzy El-Syoufi.
- Zina: Aired in 2021, where he played Ahmed.
- My Journey from Doubt to Balteem: An audio series that aired in 2021, featuring Hatem El-Maghribi.
- Half Mad: Aired in 2021, where he played the role of Anas.
Ahmed Khaled Saleh’s Theater Contributions
Ahmed Khaled Saleh has participated in various theatrical productions, initially starting his career with performances at the American University in Cairo. His most recent theatrical work was in the play “Soldiers and Thieves,” after which he transitioned to television and cinema, establishing himself as a recognized star in the Arab world.