The Egyptian actor who turned pranking into a national phenomenon - his annual Ramadan prank shows ambush celebrities with staged terror, drawing millions of viewers and a trail of controversy every spring.
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Born 20 April 1973, Ramez Galal trained at the Egyptian Academy of Arts before building a career across acting, singing, and eventually the format that would define him: elaborate hidden-camera stunts. Each Ramadan since the mid-2000s, he's ambushed Arab celebrities with scenarios ranging from fake plane crashes to wild animal attacks, the spectacle becoming appointment television across the Middle East. The formula - famous guests trapped in manufactured chaos, their panic broadcast live - has made him both a ratings juggernaut and a lightning rod, with critics questioning the ethics while audiences keep watching. He remains Egypt's most divisive entertainer, proof that fear sells as well as laughter.
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