Yasser Jalal surprises the “plastic seller” at his home... and a video documents it

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In a humanitarian gesture, Egyptian actor Yasser Galal fulfilled the wish of the child Ziad, known in the media as the “plastic seller,” and visited him at his home in the Dar es Salaam area in Cairo, in a meeting that received interaction on social media sites.

Yesterday, Monday, Yasser Jalal posted pictures and clips of the visit on his Facebook account, during which he appeared accompanied by the child and his family members, in a family atmosphere characterized by simplicity and friendliness.

The Egyptian actor expressed his happiness at the reception he received from the people of the region, sending them a message of thanks for their warm reception, and the feelings of love and joy he felt during the visit.

Yasser Jalal wrote: “All thanks and love to the people of Dar es Salaam for the warm reception I received today. I cannot describe how happy I am with the love and joy I saw in your eyes.” He added: "Being among you today was a beautiful experience and a source of great pride for me. It is truly a day I will never forget."

He also sent a message to the child Ziad, in which he thanked him for the gift he gave him, saying: “I would like to thank my beloved Ziad for the beautiful gift. Thank you, my love, and I hope I see you as the best man in the world.”

The story of the child Ziad, known as the “plastic seller,” began after he expressed his desire to meet the artist Yasser Jalal. The child works in selling plastic in the Dar Al Salam area in Cairo, before his wish turned into a real meeting, after the artist decided to visit him at his home and respond to his request.

During the visit, Yasser Jalal sat with Ziad inside his house and ate meshaltet pie and honey. The artist shared part of it with his followers via his Instagram account.

On the artistic level, Yasser Jalal is preparing for a new cinematic experience that brings him together with his brother, the artist Ramez Jalal, in an anticipated cooperation that the audience is anticipating, in conjunction with his preparations to participate in the Ramadan 2027 drama season.

It is noteworthy that Yasser Jalal’s latest dramatic work was the series “They All Love Modi,” which was shown during the last Ramadan season, and a number of artists participated in the tournament, including Mervat Amin, Ayten Amer, and Mustafa Abu Saree.