Dorra Zarrouk Lifestyle, Biography, Age, Height, Marriage, Contact & Information

Dorra Zarrouk (in Arabic: درة زروق), was born on January 13, 1980, is a Tunisian actress. She began her career as a model, then joined a theater troupe. In 2002, she began her career in Tunisian television in a series of tales. Dorra is best known for having played the role of “Samia Neji” in the television series Maktoub, broadcast on Ettounisya TV. She also participates in many foreign productions. She settled in Egypt, where she is known as Dorra . Consequently, Dorra Zarrouk was elected as the most beautiful Tunisian woman in 2012 by the readership of the Tunisian webzine Belle.tn.

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Dorra Zarrouk Lifestyle, Biography, Age, Height, Marriage, Contact & Information

Tunisian actress Dorra Zarrouk, who has lived in Egypt for years, has become one of the most famous actresses in the Arab world. She began her career in Tunisia as a model, then she joined a theater troupe. Dorra follows several drama courses and workshops with Fadhel Jaïbi and Nawal Skandrani, Tony Cots, Michel Kelemenis and many others. She is a very energetic and compatible actress, she is known for her talent and versatility.

Biography and Lifestyle of Dorra Zarrouk

Born of a Tunisian father of old stock and a mother from a wealthy family. His mother is the daughter of Ali Zouaoui, former governor of the Central Bank of Tunisia and president of Espérance Sportive de Tunis.
Dorra Zarrouk studied at the White Fathers high school in Tunis, where she obtained a literary baccalaureate with honors. In 2001, she obtained a master’s degree in law, specializing in political science, at the Faculty of Law and Political Science of Tunis. In 2003, Dorra Zarrouk obtained a DEA in political science at Saint-Joseph University in Beirut. She defended her thesis entitled Palestinian refugees in Lebanon: issues of return and identity construction on September 23, 2003.

Lifestyle, Age, Height, Marriage, Contact & Information

Dorra Zarrouk Lifestyle

Personal data

• Place of birth: Tunisia
• Astrological sign: Capricorn
• Tunisian nationality
• Location: Egypt
• Education: University degree in law
• Start of career: 2002
• Muslim religion
• Hobbies: N/A
• Political Opinion: N/A

favorite things

• Favorite food: N/A
• Favorite actor: Nour El-Sherif
• Favorite singer: Warda al-Jazairia
• Favorite movie: N/A
• Favorite footballer: Luis Suarez
• Favorite song: N/A

Family & Marriage

• Father: Ibrahim Zarrouk
• Mother: N/A
• Brother: A Brother
• Marital Status: Married
• Husband: Hany Saad
• Wedding Date: November 2, 2020
• Children: No children

Physical characteristics

Contact Information

• Facebook account: Dorra Zarrouk
• Twitter:  Dorra Zarrouk
• Instagram:  Dorra Zarrouk
• Snapchat:  Dorra Zarrouk
• Youtube: N/A
• Official website: N/A

Career & Timeline Of Dorra Zarrouk

Dorra began her career as a model, then joined a theater troupe where she played in a play by director Taoufik Jebali. She follows several drama courses and workshops.
She made her debut on Tunisian television in a series of tales, written and directed by filmmaker Nacer Khémir. Dorra is one of the most famous Arab actress. She participates in many foreign productions. She now resides in Egypt, where she is known as Dorra. She played there in several series such as Zay El Ward in 2012 and Segn El Nessa in 2014. She also held roles in films such as The Aquarium in 2007 by Yousry Nasrallah and Al Mosafer in 2010 by Ahmed Maher, in alongside Omar Sharif.

Tunisian feature films

• 2002: Khorma by Jilani Saadi
• 2004: The Villa of Mohamed Damak
• 2006:  Making of  Nouri Bouzid
• 2008:  Cinecittà  by Ibrahim Letaïef
• 2012:  Bab El Falla  of Moslah Krayem
• 2016:  Whispering Sands by Nacer Khemir
• 2021: Al-Ghufran
• 2021: El Kahen

Egyptian feature films

• 2007:  Chaos..?  by Youssef Chahine and Khaled Youssef
• 2007:  El Hob kedah  ( This is Love ) by Akram Farid
• 2007:  Alawela fel Gharam  by Mohamed Ali and Wahid Hamid
• 2007:  Klashinkoff  by Rami Imam
• 2008:  The Aquarium  by  Yousry Nasrallah
• 2008:  Baby  Doll ‘s Night  by Adel Adeeb
• 2010:  Samy Oxed El Karbon  by Akram Farid
• 2010:  Al Mosafer  ( The Traveler )  by  Ahmad Maher 
• 2011:  Tik tik bom  by Mohamed Saad and Achraf Fayek
• 2012:  Mesawar Qateel  ( Snapshot ) by Kareem El Adl and Amr Salama  (en)
• 2012:  Hafla Montasf el Leil  ( Midnight Party ) by Mahmoud Kamel
• 2012:  Baba  by Akram Farid
• 2013:  Fares Ahlem  by Mohamed Refaat and Attia Amin
• 2013:  Al Me adeya  ( The Ferry ) by Attia Amin and Mahmoud Karim
• 2014:  Hadeed  ( Iron ) by Mohamed El Sobky and Ahmed El Badry
• 2015:  Betawqit Elqahera  ( Cairo Time ) by Amir Ramses
• 2016:  El Bab Yefawwet Amal  by Ahmad El Bindari
• 2016:  Mawlana  by Magdy Ahmed Aly
• 2016: Kedbet Kol Youm
• 2017: Mawlana
• 2017: Antar Ibn Ibn Ibn Ibn Shaddad
• 2017: Sheikh Jackson
• 2017: Tesbah Ala Khair
• 2020: Yom W Leila
• 2022: Walls

Syrian feature films

• 2006:  The Birth  of Mohamed Malas

Short films

• 2004:  The Dancer  by Belgacem Jelliti
• 2006:  I’ve got my eye on you  by Ibrahim Letaïef
• Single  by Lotfi Achour and Natacha de Pontcharra

Tunisian series

• 2004:  Hissabat w Aqabat  by Habib Mselmani
• 2005:  Chara Al Hobb  by Hamadi Arafa
• 2006:  Hkeyet El Aroui  by Habib El Jomni
• 2006:  Choufli Hal  (season 2) by Slaheddine Essid
• 2008:  Maktoub  (season 1) by  Sami Fehri
• 2015:  Lilet Chak  by Majdi Smiri
• 2015:  Bolice  (cameo) by Majdi Smiri
• 2016:  The President  of Jamil Najjar
• 2019: El Maestro

Egyptian series

• 2008:  Tayara Waraq  ( A Kite ) by Zoheir Kanou
• 2008:  Sherif w nos  ( Sheriff and a half ) by Yahia Momtaz
• 2010:  Lahazat Harega 2  ( Critical Moments 2 ) by Sherif Arafa   and Ahmad Saleh
• 2010:  Raheel Maâ El Shams  ( Departure with the Sun ) by Tayseer Abood
• 2010:  Red Tape  by Samir Seif
• 2010:  El Aar  ( The Shame ) by Sherine Adel and Ibrahim Fakhr
• 2011:  Adam  by Ahmed Abozeid and Mohamed Sami
• 2011:  El Rayan  by Hazem El Hadidi and Shirine Adel
• 2012:  Al Zoga Al Rabaa  ( The Fourth Wife ) by Magdy Hawary
• 2012:  Zay El Ward  ( Like Roses ) by Saad Hendawy
• 2012:  Lahazat Harega 3  ( Critical Moments 3 ) by Sherif Arafa and Osama Farid
• 2013:  Moga Harra  ( Heatwave ) by Mohamed Yasine and Akram El Araby
• 2013:  Mazag El Kheir  ( Good Mood ) by Magdy Hawary
• 2014:  Sadeq El Omr  ( Lifelong Friend ) by Osman Abou Laban
• 2014:  Segn El Nessa  ( Women’s Jail ) by Kamla Abu Zekri
• 2015:  Esteefa  ( Duty Officer ) by Hossam Ali and Sherif El Bendary, with Hend Sabri
• 2015:  Baad El Bedaya  ( After The Beginning ) by Ahmed Khaled Moussa
• 2015:  Zarf Aswad  ( Black Envelope ) by Ahmed Medhat
• 2016:  Layali El Helmia 6  ( El Helmia Nights ) by Magdy Abo Amera
• 2016:  Al Khourouj  ( The Exit ) by Mohamed El Adle
• 2017:  Elshare Elly Warana: The Backstreet  by Magdy El Hawary
• 2017: Al Jama’aa
• 2018: Waklinaha Wal’a (Sab’a Sanay’e)
• 2018-2020: Nesr El-Saeed
• 2019: Essam Wel Mesbah
• 2019: Bela Dalil
• 2019-2020: El Haramlek
• 2020: Yom W Leila
• 2020: ILLaa Ana
• 2021: Zai El Qamar
• 2022: Al Moutahama

Syrian series

• 2004:  Fares Beni Marwan  ( The Knight of Beni Marwan ) by Najdat Isamail Anzour

Movies

• 2003:  Nadia and Sarra  by Moufida Tlatli for Arte
• 2004: Dar Enness
• 2005:  Malika, the prisoner  for NTV
• 2005:  Louisa  ‘s Journey by Patrick Volson

Documentaries

• 2004:  Gladiators  by Tilman Remme for the BBC
• 2006:  The Gospel of Judas  by James Barrat for the National Geographic Channel

Emissions

• 2005:  Madar on Hannibal TV: host
• 2016: Washwasha Cat

Videos

• 2010: Egyptian commercial for Danone’s Activia yoghurt brand
• 2015: participation in the Visit Tunisia promotional video   produced on the initiative of actress  Hend Sabri  following the attack on the Bardo museum
• 2016:  Aleaylat Alkabira , commercial for Vodafone Egypt

Theater

• 2000:  Jealous  of Imed Jomaa
• 2000-2001:  Le Fou  by Gibran Khalil Gibran, directed by Taoufik Jebali
• 2001:  Rôhal  by Imed Jomaa
• 2003:  The Palestinians , based on the work by Jean Genet, directed by Taoufik Jebali
• 2005 and 2010:  La Gare , based on  Le Somnambule  by Gao Xingjian, directed by Chedly Arfaoui

Revenue

• Projects & Business: N/A
• Salary: N/A
• Earnings: N/A

Little known facts

Tunisian actress Dorra Zarrouk got married to Egyptian architect and interior designer Hany Saad in El-Gouna, Egypt. The star turned to Lebanese fashion designer Zuhair Murad to design two of her wedding dresses.

Rumors have spread on social networks, following the marriage on November 2, 2020, of the Tunisian actress Dorra Zarrouk with an Egyptian, and according to which she would be his second wife (polygamy being legal in Egypt, editor’s note).

His mother is the daughter of Ali Zouaoui, former governor of the Central Bank of Tunisia and president of Espérance Sportive de Tunis.

In 2003, Dorra Zarrouk obtained a DEA in political science from Saint-Joseph University in Beirut.. She defended her thesis entitled  Palestinian refugees from Lebanon: issues of return and identity construction  on September 23, 2003