An actress kidnapped the hearts of the Saudis .. Who is she?

The Saudi Canadian actress Aisha Kay drew attention through her role in the series “Al -Ashi Street”, where she presented the traditional Saudi mother’s personality with all spontaneity and smoothness, which won the admiration of critics and the fans alike. The writer and researcher in the community affairs, Abdullah Al -Nuaimi, praised Aisha’s ability to embody this delicate character that touches hearts, despite her cultural background far from the environment that she represents. Al -Nuaimi indicated in a post on his account in X that Aisha has a wide artistic background that helped her adapt to the requirements of the role and understand Saudi culture deeply.

Aisha Kay is a Canadian Saudi actress, born in Saudi Arabia and moved to Canada in 2013, where she studied acting in Vancouver and started her artistic career there. Despite her upbringing in a different cultural environment, Aisha was able to easily adapt to Saudi culture, which made her be able to provide distinguished roles in Saudi cinema.

Aisha participated in several prominent artworks, such as the Canadian movie “The Jasmine Road”, in which she got a major role, and was the reason for her nomination for three awards. With her increasing opportunities in Saudi cinema, she had participated in the Saudi Film Festival in 2022, which strengthened her opportunities in this field.

Among her most prominent cinematic participation is the movie “Noura”, which was chosen to participate in the “Cannes” Film Festival, which is the first Saudi movie to be chosen for the festival. It was also part of the movie “Summer”, which was shown in 2024, where she embodied a character dealing with deep life issues and facing psychological challenges.

In one of her interviews, Aisha stated that she aspires to provide action roles and psychological challenges full of deep dimensions. In addition to being a talented actress, Aisha also holds a master’s degree in writing and has many works that reflect her passion for art and writing. (Arm News)