Dalida Khalil is a Lebanese actress, singer, and dancer, born on February 16, 1988, in Mazra'et El Nahr, Zgharta District, North Lebanon. Hailing from an artistic family, she is the niece of renowned singer Laura Khalil. Khalil honed her craft by earning a degree in Acting and Directing from the Lebanese University's Faculty of Fine Arts, launching her professional career in 2007 with the series "Fifty-Fifty." Khalil quickly gained prominence, achieving widespread fame with her leading role in the 2013 series "Helwe W Kezzabe" alongside Ziad Bourji. Her success in television drama continued with roles in over twenty series, including notable works like "Amir El Leil" (2016), "Seket El-Waraq" (2018), "Aswad" (2019), "Ser" (2020), and "Buyut Men Warak" (2022). She also made a guest appearance in the popular Egyptian series "Hogan" in 2019. Her talent extends to cinema, with roles in films such as "Helwe Ktir W Kezzabe" (2013) and "Maharaja" (2018). In 2018, she launched her singing career with the debut single "Wardi W Wardi," followed by other successful releases like "Chic Awi" and "Moody Aali."

Dalida Khalil received the prestigious Murex d'Or award for Best Rising Actress in 2012, a significant recognition of her emerging talent at the start of her career. This award solidified her position as a promising star in Lebanese and Arab drama. In 2018, she won the Arabic version of the television show "Celebrity Duets," showcasing her impressive vocal abilities. She notably donated the $30,000 prize money to the North Autism Center in Lebanon, highlighting her commitment to philanthropy. Demonstrating her versatility as a performer, Khalil was the first runner-up in the third season of the Middle Eastern edition of "Dancing with the Stars." Her successful run to the finals proved her skills as a talented dancer and all-around entertainer. Early in her life, before her acting career took off, she was crowned "Miss North" in Lebanon in 2003. This title was her initial introduction to the public eye and a stepping stone into the world of entertainment.

Dalida Khalil graduated with a degree in Acting and Directing from the Faculty of Fine Arts at the Lebanese University.