Akram Hosny is a multi-talented Egyptian artist who has carved a prominent niche in the world of comedy and media in Egypt and the Arab world. Born on September 10, 1974, he began his career unexpectedly as a police officer after graduating from the Police Academy, a profession he served in for about ten years. However, his passion for media led him to make a radical career change. His media journey began in 2004 at the radio station "Nogoum FM," but his true breakthrough came in 2008 with the creation of the satirical character "Sayed Abu Hafiza" on his TV program "Nashrat Akhbar Al Khamisa wa El Eishrun" (The 25th Hour News). The character was an immense success, becoming a comedic icon and leading to other successful shows like "Asaad Allah Masa'akum." Following his media success, Hosny transitioned seamlessly into acting, proving his talent in both cinema and television drama. He has starred in numerous successful productions that achieved high box-office returns and wide public acclaim, including the films "El Badla" (The Suit), "Bank El Hazz" (Bank of Luck), and "El Ameel Sefr" (Agent Zero). In television, he has played leading roles in popular comedy series such as "Al-Wasiya" (The Will), "Maktoub Aalia" (Written on Me), and "Rayah El Madam." In addition to acting, Hosny has excelled as a lyricist, writing songs for himself and major stars like Mohamed Mounir and Angham, highlighting the depth of his artistic talent.

He created the character "Sayed Abu Hafiza," one of the most famous satirical comedic personas in modern Egyptian media. Launched in 2008 on the show "The 25th Hour News," the character became a massive public success, leading to its continuation in other hit programs like "Asaad Allah Masa'akum" and cementing Akram Hosny's status as a leading comedian. Hosny has achieved significant box-office success by starring in prominent comedy films. His leading role in "El Ameel Sefr" (Agent Zero, 2023) and his co-starring role with Tamer Hosny in "El Badla" (The Suit, 2018) resulted in massive revenues, establishing him as a bankable movie star in the Egyptian film industry. He has proven his talent as a distinguished lyricist, penning numerous successful songs for himself and others. His notable works include writing the song "Lilly" for the legendary singer Mohamed Mounir and the songs "Teigy Neseeb" and "Khaleek Ma'aha" for the artist Angham. He is also known for the popular comedic songs in his own series, such as "Setto Ana" from "Maktoub Aalia."

He graduated from the Police Academy in 1996. Later, pursuing his academic passion, he earned a Bachelor's degree in Media from Cairo University, in addition to two diplomas in Public Relations.