Egyptian actress Asma Jalal has announced that she is pursuing legal action against popular TV presenter Ramiz Jalal following an episode of his show "Ramiz Level El Wahsh," which aired during the current Ramadan season. She alleges that certain comments made by Jalal during the episode crossed the line into unacceptable joking, claiming they contained phrases that amount to bullying and physical and personal implications that violate her dignity and honor. Her legal representatives stated that she participated in the program under the impression it was just an entertaining surprise, without being informed of the specific content of the voiceover in the introduction, which they assert was added during the editing process.

The legal statement released by Jalal's team emphasized that the comments made in the show's introduction were not only inappropriate but also unrelated to the concept of the prank or the entertainment value of the show. They insisted that the remarks amounted to psychological harm and personal insult, particularly when concerning a person's body or personal characteristics. This situation raises significant concerns about the boundaries of humor and respect in entertainment, particularly considering the impact of such comments on one's mental health and self-esteem.

This case is significant within the context of discussions around bullying and public figures in entertainment industries. Jalal's legal battle may inspire similar actions by others who feel they have been subjected to inappropriate comments in public settings, thereby potentially shaping the discourse on acceptable behavior in the media and entertainment space.