Zeinat Olwi’s biography, fact, career, awards, net worth and life story

Intro Egyptian actress and dancer
Was Actor
From Egypt
Type Film, TV, Stage & Radio
Gender female
Birth

1 January 1930

Death

1 January 1988
(aged 58 years)

Zeinat Olwi (Arabic: زينات علوي‎‎) whose stage name was Zurah, (1930-1988) was one of the leading belly dancers in Egypt in the middle of the twentieth century. She appeared in many movies from the Egyptian Golden Age of cinema. One of her most famous performances was in Henry Barakat’s 1955 movie Ayyam wa layali (Days and Nights).

Anglicizations of her name

Her given name is anglicized variously as Zeinat, Zinat, Zinaat, and Zenat. Her surname is variously given as Olwi, Elwi, Aloui.

Filmography

  • Ayyam wa layali (Days and Nights) (1955)
  • video clips for Zeinat Olwi in Egyptian movies

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