Ahmed Mekky's illustrious career in cinema commenced after he graduated from the esteemed directing division at the Institute of Cinema, marking the beginning of his journey as a visionary filmmaker. Prior to venturing into feature-length productions, Mekky honed his craft by directing several short films, including the critically acclaimed "Yabanee Asly" (An Original Japanese),which showcased his unique storytelling abilities.
His breakthrough film, "Al Hassa Al Sab'a" (The Seventh Sense),released in 2005, was an adaptation of a short film he had previously directed in 2003, starring the talented Ahmed Al Fishawy. This pivotal work not only established Mekky as a rising talent in the Egyptian film industry but also demonstrated his capacity to adapt and reimagine his creative vision for a broader audience.
Mekky has collaborated with his sister Inas Mekky on several television productions, including the gripping drama "Lahazat Harija" (Crucial Moments) and the heartwarming comedy "Tamer wa Shawqiyah" (Tamer and Shawqiyah),in which he also played the role of Haitham Dabour. Additionally, Mekky has made a name for himself as a talented actor, starring in the popular Ramadan comedy "El Kebir Awi" alongside his on-screen personas, two brothers vying for the inheritance of their deceased father.
In a thrilling twist, the third season of "El Kebir Awi" introduces a new character, played by Mekky himself, further solidifying his status as a multifaceted artist. Beyond his work in cinema, Mekky has also continued to express his creative energies through rap music, penning and performing songs in films or sharing them online.
