Baghdad: Syrian actress Kinda Alloush continues her artistic presence during this period, coinciding with her work on several film and television projects, most notably the film “Hetta Menni” (A Piece of Me), in addition to awaiting the premiere of the series “Ibn El Nasaba” (The Son of the Swindler), which has been renamed “50/50” and will air on the 17th of this month.

According to National Iraqi News Agency, despite her busy schedule and her commitment to choosing roles that address real-life issues, Kinda Alloush always emphasizes that her family life is her top priority, and that her responsibilities towards her children and home take precedence over her passion for work and acting.

In an interview, Kinda Alloush spoke about how she tries to balance her personal life and artistic career, confirming that her choices have become clearer in recent years, and that she tends to dedicate the majority of her time and attention to her home and family.

The actress explained that her home and family remain her primary focus, especially since her children are still at an age where they need their mother’s constant presence, which makes her careful to organize her work in a way that accommodates her family responsibilities.

Kinda Alloush added that her sense of responsibility towards her children is the primary motivation behind her approach to work, noting that her children are not to blame for their mother’s choice to be a working woman and an artist. Therefore, she always tries to give them the time and attention they need before she gets busy with her professional commitments.

Alloush emphasized that being part of an international production or working alongside a global star is not her main objective when choosing projects. She explained that what matters most to her is that the project itself is based on a genuine idea and a worthwhile subject matter.

She indicated that she is happy when she participates in a project with a real theme and important content, stressing that the presence of an international star or the project being an Arabic adaptation is not a decisive factor for her if the work is not fundamentally based on a strong and realistic idea.

The actress clarified that numbers are not the most important point for her, emphasizing that the change came as part of a series of personal decisions she made to feel happy and comfortable in her life.