Dalida Khalil

Dalida Khalil
Dalida Antoine Khalil (born 16 February 1987) is a Lebanese actress and singer. Her acting career started in 2007 when she participated in a Lebanese series called Fifty-Fifty. Since then, she has performed in more than twenty series. She received the Murex d'Or Award for Best Rising Actress in 2012. She would later star a musical career and release her debut single "Wardi W Wardi" in 2018.
Personal life
Dalida Khalil was born in Mazra'et El Zgharta District of North Lebanon and is the niece of the Lebanese singer Laura Khalil. She graduated with an Acting and Directing degree from the Academy of Arts in the Lebanese University.
Career
Her career began in 2006 in the Fifty Fifty series written by Nabil Assaf and Giscard Lahoud and directed by Elie ghorayeb. After that, Khalil participated in many series such as Al Ta’er Al Maksour (The Broken Bird) in 2008, Souad and Nouhad in 2009, Li’annaho Al Hob (Because of Love) in 2009, Maitre Nada in 2009 written by Samia Chemaly, directed by Ghada D. Akl and produced by Marwa Group, Ajyal in 2010 written by Claudia Marchelian and directed by Philip Asmar, Dakkit Aleb in 2010, Zikra in 2011, Awwal Marra (The First Time) in 2012, Helwe W Kezzabe (Beautiful Liar) in 2012 written by Carine Rizcallah and directed by Saif al-Sheikh Najib, Al ‘Ishk Al Majnoun (The Crazy Love) in 2013, Habib Mira in 2014 written by Claude Saliba and directed by Cesar Hajj Khalil, and Dawa’er Hob (The Circles of Love) in 2015 written by Sawsan Kabsi and Mahmoud Dasouki and directed by Eyad Al Kzouz.
Dalida Khalil was also the guest of honor in the series Al- ‘Arrab (The Godfather) along with the singer Assi El Hellani. The series was written by Hazem Sleiman and directed by Muthna Sobh and was showing during Ramadan 2015.
Moreover, Dalida Khalil acted with Ramy Ayach in series Amir El Leil in 2016–2017. The series was written by Mona Tayeh, directed first by Fadi Haddad then by Elie Berbary.
Dalida Khalil also participated and was first runner up in the show Dancing With The Stars in its 3rd season with the Syrian dancer Abdo Dalloul and was able to reach the finals where she competed with her singer colleague Anthony Touma who ended up winning the trophy.
Khalil won the Arabic version of Celebrity Duets in 2018 after competing with 12 other celebrities. North Autism Center was the NGO that Khalil chose, who received the final winner prize which is an amount of $30,000.
Television series
Al-Hall Bi Idak directed by Samir Habchi
Al-Taghiya written by Marwan Najjar
Fifty Fifty (2007), worked with Nabil Assaf and Jeskar Lahoud - directed by Elie Ghrayeb
Al Ta2er l Maksour (2008), Worked with Ward l Khal and Youssef l Khal - directed by Miled Abi Raad
Daet Alb (main role) directed by Elie Feghaly
Liannaho Al Hob (2009) (main role) directed by Elie Feghaly
Madame Karmen (2009) (main role) directed by Philippe Asmar
Ajyal (2010) (main role as Mira) directed by Philippe Asmar
Ekher khabar (2011) (main role) directed by Hisham Sherbatji
Zekra (2011) (main role as Lyn) directed by Elie F.Habib
Auberge (2011) (main role) directed by Asad Foladka
Maitre Nada (2010) (main role) written by Samia Chemaly, directed by Ghada D. Akl and produced by Marwa Group.
Awal marra (2013) (main role as Jana) directed by Philip Asmar
Al Tabanni (2012) (main role) from alhayat drama, directed by Nabil Lebbos
Al Mousakana (2012) (main role) from al hayat drama, directed by Zeina Al Sabea
Helwe w Kezzebe (2012) (main role as Dalida) with ziad borji, directed by Seif Sheikh Najib
Al 3oshek l Majnoun (2013) (main role as Yasmine) directed by Zouhair Ahmad Kannou3
Al 'Arrab (2015) with singer Assi El Hellani written by Hazem Sleiman and directed by Muthna Sobh
Habib Mira (2014) (main role as Mira) directed by Seif Cheikh Najib
Dawaer Hob (2014–15) (main role as Nour) directed by Iyad Al Khzouz
Amir El Leil (2016) (main role as Farah) with pop star Ramy Ayach, directed by Fadi Haddad & Elie Berbery
Sakat El Waraa (2018) (main role as Lynn) directed by Nadim Mhanna and written by Marwan Najjar
50 Alef (50 Thousand) (2017–18) (main role as Mia) directed by David Oryan and written by Aya Tiba
Ser (2020) (main role as Taline) Directed by Marwan Barakat.
Paranoia (2021) (Guest of Honor as Maya) – with Kosai Khauli, directed by Ousama Obeid, Sabbah Production.
Buyut Men Warak (2022) (main role as Haya) – with Youssef Al Khal, written by Aya Tiba, directed by Ousama Shehab Alhamad.
Musical career
On September 6, 2018, Khalil released her debut single, Wardi W Wardi . Written by Nizar Francis, composed by Michel Fadel, and the music video directed by Ziad Khoury. The music video reached more than 700K viewers within the first week of its release.
On November 16, 2020, Khalil released her second single, Chic Awi, written by Oussama Mehrez, composed by Mohamed Yehya and the music video directed by Pierre Khadra. The music video reached half a million views within the first week of its release.
On December 2, 2021, Khalil released her third single, Moody Aali, written by Kamala Jalal Kheirbeik, composed by Youssef Erraji & Squa Lee & Baddy, and the music video directed by Pierre Khadra.
Cinema
Helwe Ktir W Kezzabe - حلوة كتير وكذابي , a sequel to her series Helwe W Kezzabe that was previously aired on MTV Lebanon. It was written by Carine Rizkallah and directed by Seif Sheikh Najib. It tells the story of a girl (Dalida Khalil) who adores lying and then falls in love with the famous singer Ramzi Deeb (Ziad Bourji).
Minak Inta - مينك إنت , another sequel film to her series Sakata Alwarak -سكت الورق that was previously aired on MTV Lebanon. It was written by Marwan Najjar and directed by Nadim Mhanna.
Maharaja - المهراجا. Khalil and Ziad Bourji reunited in another romantic comedy movie that was released in all theaters at Christmas 2018. The film was written by Rafi Wehbi, and directed by Fadi Haddad. This movie was a huge success that it also got premiered in Egypt and Saudi Arabia.
Ba’ed El Khamis (After Thursday) -بعد الخميس , an Arabic movie that Khalil also participated in, it gathered very known actors from Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and the Emirates such as Mohamad El Hashem, Tal'at Zakaria, and Ali Al Tamimi. Written by Bassam Ali, Directed by Haydar Al Nasser.
Awards
References
External links
Lebanese television actresses
1988 births
Living people
People from Zgharta District
21st-century Lebanese actresses