Zahrah al Kharji

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Zahra Al Kharji (born January 15, 1962) is a Kuwaiti actress. [1]

Al Kharji began her career at the Children's Theatre in 1983, in the role of "Hisbonh". She has been married twice, and is currently wed to theater director Ahmed Lhalal.

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References

  1. "Al Kharji debuts as TV presenter". Saudi Gazette . Retrieved 27 December 2012.