
Safaa Al Toukhy
Actress Safaa El Tokhi (full name Safaa Abdallah Mohammed El Tokhi) was born in Cairo on February 8, 1964. El Tokhi comes from an artistic family; her father Abdallah El Tokhi and mother Fatheya El Assal are famous writers. Safaa El Tokhi studied at Higher Institute of Dramatic Arts from which she graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in 1985. At the beginning of her career, Safaa El Tokhi worked as a writer, and in 1995 worked at the Institute of National Culture. Safaa El Tokhi began her acting career in 1979 with the television serial The Researcher; even though she was trained as a stage actress, she only acted in one play The Drunken Days in 1999. She acted in several films, among them The Difficult Time, The Emigrant, and Bekhit and Adila. From Safaa El Tokhi’s most famous television performances are El Helmyia Nights, Mahmoud El Masry and The Case of Public Opinion with the star, Yousra.
Filmography (74)
As much as the Love
Lam Shamsiya
Project X
Fi Lahza
Roses & Chocolate
Fahd El-Batal
Thresholds of Joy
The Last Round
All but Divorced
Al Refaee's House
The Getback
Sakheya's Promises
The Returnees
Balance
Investigation
U-Turn
Take Care of Zizi
A Stand Worthy of Men
Well Bred
COVID-25
The Prince
Handwritten
Silk Thread
Son of the Poor
Gunshot
Son of Adam
Poisonous Roses
Drop Dead Diva
Kafr Delhap
Father of the Bride
Above Suspicion
Younis, Son of Fadda
Free Fall
Jews Alley
The Witch of the South
Professor and Head of Department
El-Sayad
Saraya Abdeen
Bad Timing
The Oracle
The Preacher
Temporary Name
I want to get married
El Kebeer Awi
The Adults
Everyday Wars
Very Private
Boshkash
شط إسكندرية
A Public Opinion Case
Critical Moments
A Maiden
Rayya and Sakina
ريا وسكينة
Mahmoud Al-Masri
Elliel w Akhro
My Soul Malak
Where Is My Heart
Horseless Knight
The Following Statement Came To Us
Land of Fear
درب ابن برقوق
Om Kulthum
The Disappearance of Jaafar Al-Masri
Bakhit and Adeela 2
I Won't Live in My Father's Glbab
Al Zayni Barakat
اثنين .. اثنين
The Emigrant
Stories of an Estranged
Conscience of Teacher Hekmat
Cairo as Told by Youssef Chahine
Layali El-Helmeya
The Crows