| محمد ألطيب |
So’ad Hosny Al Baba was born in Cairo district of Bulaq to a family which was active in the art community. Her father is Mohamed Hosny al-Baba who was a renowned calligrapher noted for contributing embroidered script to the Holy Ka’ba. Her sister is a musician named Nagat. So’ad’s career began at a young age and her talents were first noticed by Abd Al Rahman Al Khameisy. She has portrayed various roles and was dubbed (Cindrella of the Screen). So’ad was married to director Salah Kareem and to director Badr Khan, and to screenwriter Maher Awad. So’ad has practiced singing and acting, she is self-taught and speaks both French and English. On television she has performed on the television series (Howa wa Heyya - Him and Her) and received various awards for the film titles (al Houb al Lazi Kan - The Love that Was), (Ghroub wa Shorouq - Sunrise and Sunset), (Ayn Aqly - Where’s My Mind?) , (Shafiqa wa Metwally - Shafiqa and Metwally) and (Maw’id ‘ala al ‘Ashaa - Dinner Date).
She is considered by some to be the only actress that rivaled Fatten Hammama as the premier actress of the twentieth century. Her performances were outstanding from the outset and her career displayed a mix of talents manifested in acting, singing and modeling. It should be noted that her career in modeling was among the longest in comparison to other models. So’ad is remembered as the quiet country girl who was endearing to viewers. She can be observed in her best form in (Sagheera ‘ala al Houb - Young to Love), (al-Qahira 30 - Cairo 30), (Khally Balak Men Zuzu - Watch Out for Zuzu) and Youssef Chahine's (Al Ikhtiyar - The Choice). So'ad Hosny died in a falling accident from a building in London, and the real cause of her death is still unknown.
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