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Dokkan Shehata
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Theatrical poster
Directed by Khaled Youssef
Starring Haifa Wehbe
Muhammad Hamidah
'Umaru Sa'ad
Ghada Abdel Razek
'Umru 'Abd Al-Jalil
'Abd Al-'Aziz
'Abd Al-Aziz Makhyoun
Release date
  • June 2009 (2009-06)
Running time
128 minutes
CountryEgypt
LanguageArabic

Dokkan Shehata (Shehata shop) is a 2009 Egyptian drama film. The main actors in this film are Muhammad Hamidah, 'Umaru Sa'ad, Ghadah 'Abd Al-Raziq, Haifa Wehbe, 'Umru 'Abd Al-Jalil, Tariq 'Abd Al-'Aziz, and 'Abd Al-Aziz Makhyoun. The film was produced by Khaled Youssef.

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Controversy

Khalid Youssef alleged that there was a dirty plot to limit the film's financial success. Despite getting financial success in theatres, many of them withdrew Dokkan Shehata, supposedly to show other films such as Al-Farah (The Wedding Party) and Bobbos . He alleges theatrical distribution tycoons are responsible for "killing" it. The film also was reported by a number of commentators to have predicted the Egyptian revolution of 2011 [1]

Reception

Box office

In the first three weeks after its release, Dokkan Shehata grossed 9 million in revenues. [1] It was second to Omar & Salma starring Tamer Hosny and Mai Ezzeddine, which grossed E£13 million.[ citation needed ]

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References

  1. 1 2 "Khaled Youssef accuses the distribution tycoons of killing Dokkan Shehata Shehata's Store". Archived from the original on June 23, 2009. Retrieved July 2, 2009.