She was born to a Saudi father and a Syrian mother, and spent part of her life in Syria. She was discovered by actor Hassan Al Asiri, who offered her an acting role. Her acting debut was in the television series Amsha bint Ammash. However, she did not continue acting and announced her retirement due to personal circumstances.
In 2008, she returned to acting after signing a three-year exclusive contract with Al Sadaf Productions. She went on to appear in numerous comedy and drama productions, earning recognition for her bold performances, most notably her role as a transgender character in the television series Ayyam Al Sarab.
Known for
When The Moon Is Complete
When Jamaan goes to his mother's village to sell her house, he finds it inhabited by a family of Jinn, one of whom is obsessed with Samri dancing. Falwa possesses Jamaan to use his body to dance, leaving him with superpowers.
The story revolves around five young women living in Riyadh, each with her own story to tell. Despite their different social backgrounds, they share a strong friendship and live together in a private annex at the home of the wealthiest among them.
The series returns, as it did in previous installments, to offer a variety of sketches and comedy sketches that combine satire with reality, mimic celebrities and public figures, and address many social issues in a satirical manner
Five Saudi friends navigate a series of challenges throughout high school as they strive to adapt to their surroundings while discovering themselves along the way.
An educated man living in a small town near Riyadh leads a double life, torn between pursuing his relative who is a fugitive from justice and seeking revenge on those who destroyed his love story.