Hend Sabry is one of the Arab world's most prominent stars. Over the course of her career, she has appeared in more than 50 film and television productions, collaborating with renowned directors such as Sherif Arafa and Marwan Hamed.
She has starred in Arab films that gained international recognition, including "The Silences of the Palace" and "Four Daughters", which was nominated for an Academy Award. She has also achieved major commercial success through films such as "Ibrahim El Abyad", "The Blue Elephant 2", "Kira & El Gin", "The Yacoubian Building", and "The Treasure".
In television, she gained widespread acclaim for "Finding Ola", which topped Netflix charts across the Arab world, as well as for her performances in "Halawat El Donia", "Ayza Atgawez", and "Moftaraq Toroq".
She returned during Ramadan 2026 with the series "Manaa" and is set to appear alongside Ahmed Helmy in the upcoming film "Ad'af Khalqoh". Throughout her career, she has received more than 40 awards, including the prestigious Faten Hamama Excellence Award and France's Order of Arts and Letters. She is also widely recognized for her humanitarian work and advocacy for women's rights, refugees, and Gaza.