Lebleba (Actress)

Lebleba, an Egyptian actress, was born on November 14, 1945, in Cairo, Egypt.

Biography and life story of celebrity in English.

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English Name: Lebleba
Arabic Name: لبلبة
Full Real Name: Ninushka Manoj Kobalyan
Nationality: Egypt
Language: Arabic, Egyptian Dialect
Religion: Christianity
Origin: Aleppo, Syria (Armenian)
Date of Birth: November 14, 1945
Place of Birth: Cairo, Egypt
Age: 76 years (in 2022)
Zodiac Sign: Scorpio
Profession: Actress, Show Artist
Genre: Egyptian Cinema, Drama
Years Active: 1951 – Present
Marital Status: Divorced
Ex-Husband: Hassan Youssef

Biography, Life story

Ninushka Manoj Kobalyan, known professionally as Lebleba, was born on November 14, 1945, in Cairo, the capital of Egypt, to an Armenian family of Syrian descent from Aleppo. She began her artistic journey at a young age, imitating artists. She was discovered for the national theater by concert promoter (Al-Ma’allim Sidiq), and later the writer Abu Saud Al-Ibiary introduced her to cinema through her debut in the film “Habibti Sousou.” Abu Saud Al-Ibiary was also responsible for giving her the stage name “Lebleba.” As she grew older, she performed in variety roles and comedic parts alongside the Egyptian actor Adel Imam. Director Atef El-Tayeb rediscovered her in the films “Against the Government” in 1992 and “A Hot Night” in 1996, for which she received numerous awards. In recent years, she has taken on maternal roles and returned to significant roles with Adel Imam in his successful Ramadan series, including “Sahib Al-Saada” in Ramadan 2014 and “Mamoun & Co.” in Ramadan 2016.

Lebleba married the actor Hassan Youssef in 1969, but their marriage did not last long, and she devoted herself to her art.

Filmography

TV Series

“Sahib Al-Saada” in Ramadan 2014, “Mamoun & Co.” in Ramadan 2016, “Al-Hafaar” (1995), “Mohamed Ali” (2011).

Films

“Ijaaza Bil Afiya” (1966), “Shanta Hamza” (1967), “Zawaj Bil Ikrah” (1969), “Rehla Shahr Al-Asal” (1970), “Burj Al-Adhra” (1972), “Bint Badi’a” (1972), “Al-Shayateen Fi Ijaaza” (1973), “Hekayati Ma’a Al-Zaman” (1973), “Shay’ Min Al-Hubb” (1973), “Al-Banat Wal-Mercedes” (1973), “Al-Banat Wal-Hubb” (1974), “Arees Al-Hena” (1974), “Ajayeb Ya Zaman” (1974), “Ihtirasi Min Al-Rijal Ya Mama” (1975), “Saqan Fi Al-Wahl” (1976), “Al-Muzika Fi Khatar” (1976), “Mawlid Ya Dunia” (1976), “Alif Bousa Wa Bousa” (1977), “Bosse Shuf Sukar Be-Tamel Eh” (1977), “Hubb Foq Al-Burkan” (1978), “Al-Baad Yadhhab Lil-Mazoun Muratayn” (1978), “Al-Hisab Ya Madame” (1978), “Al-Qadiya Al-Mashhoora” (1978), “Mughamirun Hawl Al-Alam” (1979), “Khali Balak Min Jiranak” (1979), “Sathouhi Fawq Al-Shajara” (1980), “4-2-4” (1981), “Ragel Fi Sijn Al-Nisa” (1982), “Budur Al-Shaytan” (1982), “Asabat Hamada Wa Toto” (1982), “Ihna Betu’ Al-As’af” (1984), “Ihtarisi Min Al-Khat” (1984), “Lak Yawm Ya Baheh” (1984), “Sadiqi Al-Wafi” (1984), “Awlad Al-Usul” (1985), “Mahatat Al-Inas” (1985), “Shaytan Min Asal” (1985), “Al-Mukhbir” (1986), “Imra’a Taht Al-Ikhtiyar” (1986), “Bukra Ahla Min Al-Naharda” (1986), “Imra’a Taht Al-Ikhtibar” (1986), “Dahiyat Hubb” (1988), “Al-Kadab Wa Sahbu” (1989), “Al-Shaytana Allati Ahabatni” (1990), “Didd Al-Hukuma” (1992), “Lahib Al-Intiqam” (1993), “Layla Sakhnah” (1996), “Al-Akhar” (1999), “Ma’al Minister” (2002), “Janna Al-Shayatin” (2002), “Al-Naama Wa Al-Tawous” (2002), “Arees Min Jiha Amniya” (2004), “Alexandria New York” (2004), “Farhan Malazim Adam” (2005), “Boha” (2005), “Wesh Igram” (2006), “Hassan Wa Murqus” (2008), “Yom Ma Atqabalna” (2009), “Alwan Al-Sama Al-Sabi’a” (2008), “Hazz Wast Al-Balad” (2010), “Al-Usra Al-Mithaliyya” (2010).