Bassem Samra publishes a photo with Adel Imam... and uses social networking sites

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The Egyptian artist Bassem Samra published a rare photo of him and the star Adel Imam behind the scenes of one of the artistic works in which they participated years ago, expressing his pride in him and his appreciation for his artistic, humanitarian and cultural status, which sparked widespread interaction with the photo, the history of which was unknown.

Bassem Samra posted the photo on his personal account on the social networking site “Facebook,” and accompanied it with a comment in which he said: “All love and appreciation for the leader Adel Imam... the artist, the human being, and the intellectual... I love you, leader... I love you, Adel.”

On the other hand, Basem Samra's followers interacted with the photo, and a large number expressed their love for the leader, while others wondered about the date and timing of the photo, and one of them commented, saying, "The photo is 10 years old."

Rami Adel Imam commented on the fabricated photo of his father, the great artist Adel Imam, which was recently circulated on social media as it was his most recent appearance. Then it became clear at the time that it had nothing to do with the leader and was created with artificial intelligence.

Rami Imam said, at the opening ceremony of the El Gouna Film Festival: “Artificial intelligence has had a very big boom, and this, like the Internet, has good uses and bad uses, and we have become accustomed to it.”

It is noteworthy that the last appearance of leader Adel Imam was in July of last year, during the wedding of his grandson, “Adel,” the son of director Rami Imam.

Adel Imam appeared in a family photo gathering his family members, with the newlyweds, Adel Al-Saghir and Farida, in the middle, and the leader’s wife appeared next to them, while the rest of the family appeared behind them.

As for the photo circulating recently, it was not of the leader, but rather showed Indian scriptwriter Salim Khan, father of artist Salman Khan, after he attended a family event in Mumbai. While his features underwent digital modifications that made them closer to the features of the Egyptian artist, which sparked controversy among followers.