Caroline Azmy is an Egyptian actress born in Cairo on April 17, 1996. Driven by a passion for acting from a young age, she pursued her dream despite initial opposition from her father, who wished for her to study law. She enrolled in the Higher Institute of Theatrical Arts, graduating from the Acting and Directing department where she honed her craft. Before her screen debut, Azmy participated in several stage plays, including "El Hob fe Qalb Hadabet El Haram" and "Bogy w Tamtam." Her major breakthrough came in 2017, a pivotal year in which she appeared in four prominent television series, quickly capturing public attention. She gained widespread recognition for her role as Salma Al-Attar in the popular drama "El Ab El Rohi" (The Godfather), appearing in its first and second seasons. Azmy also achieved significant success playing Hagar in the beloved family series "Abu El Aroussa" across its multiple seasons, in addition to her roles in "Ramadan Kareem" and "El Halal." She has consistently demonstrated her versatility by tackling diverse roles in drama and comedy, with credits in series like "W Neheb Tany Leh" (Why Would We Love Again), "Qayd A'aely" (Family Restriction), "Malaf Serry" (Secret File), and "Haqq Arab" (2024).

Caroline Azmy achieved widespread fame with her pivotal role as Salma Al-Attar in the successful drama series "El Ab El Rohi" (The Godfather) from 2017-2018. This role served as her true breakthrough in television, where her strong performance made her a familiar and beloved face to Egyptian and Arab audiences. She solidified her place in viewers' hearts by portraying Hagar in the social drama "Abu El Aroussa" (Father of the Bride) from 2017-2018. The series was a massive public success, and her role became synonymous with her ability to play relatable, true-to-life family characters with a natural and impactful style. Azmy has proven her versatility through her participation in several significant dramas. In 2019, she co-starred in "Qayd A'aely" (Family Restriction). In 2020, she appeared in "W Neheb Tany Leh" (Why Would We Love Again) and "Omar & Diab." She also took part in the high-profile series "Al Ekhteyar 3" (The Choice 3) in 2022 and "Haqq Arab" in Ramadan 2024, highlighting her artistic flexibility.

Graduated from the Higher Institute of Theatrical Arts, with a specialization in the Acting and Directing department.