Ibtissam Laroussi is a renowned Moroccan actress, hailing from the city of Khouribga, Morocco, where she first took her initial steps in the world of acting. Her illustrious career began in 2012 with a significant role in the film "Dreams of Nesim", a collaborative effort between esteemed directors Ali Tahiri and Hamid Ziane.
Subsequent to her impressive debut, Laroussi garnered widespread acclaim and recognition following her captivating performance in the popular Ramadan series "Kenza F'douar" in 2014, directed by the accomplished Nabil Ayouch. This notable achievement catapulted her to fame, solidifying her position as a talented and versatile actress.
Ibtissam Laroussi's journey on the big screen continued to unfold in 2017, as she made her cinematic debut in the movie "Hayat", a thought-provoking film directed by the acclaimed Raouf Sebbahi. This marked a significant milestone in her career, showcasing her impressive range and ability to adapt to diverse roles.
In her personal life, Ibtissam Laroussi is married to the talented Moroccan director, Abdelouahed Moujahid, a union that has undoubtedly brought joy and support to her creative endeavors. Throughout her career, Laroussi has consistently demonstrated her dedication, passion, and commitment to her craft, earning her a reputation as one of Morocco's most beloved and respected actresses.
