Kinda Alloush reveals her passion for cooking and her love for the Egyptian mushroom

The star Kinda Alloush revealed during a special interview with “The Seventh Day” television, a new personal aspect in her life, where she admitted her love for cooking and her distinction in preparing foods such as Koshari, Raqqa and Al -Mogada, saying: “I am a skilled cook and love for traditional Egyptian food and also try to keep her grace by eating healthy foods even though she fails a lot in that but she tries.”

Alloush explained that she is working to develop her personality and overcome some of the characteristics associated with her astronomical tower (pregnancy), such as nervousness and impulsivity, confirming her constant endeavor to achieve balance, and she said: “As a character from Aries, I admit that I have some difficult qualities, but I am trying to get rid of them.”

She also expressed her pride in belonging to Egypt after obtaining Egyptian citizenship, saying: “I consider myself an Egyptian with everything the word carries, and to be filled with the Egyptian people for all support.”

The last work of the star Kinda Alloush in the drama is her participation in the championship of the series “My Sisters”, where she honored her “The Seventh Day” within the meeting of the seventh day of culture and arts, after the great success she recently achieved with the character “Nahid”, which she presented during the series “My Sisters”, which was presented within the Ramadan drama marathon 2025, in the presence of colleagues of the Art Department, and gave her journalist Akram Al -Qassas, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the seventh day.

Kinda Alloush has starred in recent years in films bearing a global character and participated in major international festivals and managed by advantages of different nationalities such as “displacement” with the director Sadad Kanan, who won the audience award at the Venice Festival, and “the two swimming” with the director Sally Al -Husseini, who was shown at the opening of the Toronto Film Festival, as it was presented in the London and Cairo festivals, and the “yellow bus” with American director Windi Bernars, who was shown at the Toronto Festival and co -starred with a number of Indian movie stars.