Donia Samir Ghanem is a versatile Egyptian artist, actress, and singer, raised in an iconic artistic family as the daughter of late comedy legends Samir Ghanem and Dalal Abdel Aziz. She began her career at the age of ten with a role in the 1995 film "Emraa wa Emraa" (A Woman and a Woman). Her major breakthrough came in 2005 when she starred opposite superstar Mohamed Henedi in the film "Ya Ana Ya Khalti" (Me or My Auntie). Ghanem graduated from Misr University for Science and Technology (MSA), where she honed her multifaceted talents in acting, singing, and comedy. On television, she became a household name through iconic roles such as 'Hadia' in the first four seasons of the hit series "Al Kabeer Awy," and leading roles in other successful series like "Lahfa," "Nelly & Sherihan" (co-starring her sister Amy), "Fi Al La La Land," and "Gat Saleema." In cinema, she has delivered memorable performances in critically and commercially successful films including "Cabaret," "Al Farah" (The Wedding), "Teer Enta" (You Fly), "X-Large," and "Tasleem Ahali" (Handing Over the Folks). Alongside her acting career, Ghanem has a notable singing portfolio, highlighted by her hit song "Qesset Sheta" (A Winter's Story). Her status as a comprehensive entertainer was further cemented by her role as a judge on "The X Factor Arabia" in 2015. She is married to TV presenter Ramy Radwan, with whom she has a daughter named Kayla.

Donia Samir Ghanem has received numerous prestigious awards recognizing her comedic talent and outstanding performances. She won the Best Comedic Actress award at the 2016 Dear Guest Festival, solidifying her status as a leading comedic star. She replicated this success in 2017, winning Best Comedic Actress in the "Washwasha Magazine" poll. Her accolades continued at the Energy Drama Cup, where she was awarded Best Comedic Actress for her role in the 2023 series "Gat Saleema." In 2025, she achieved a remarkable feat by winning four awards at the same event for the series "Aysha El Dor": Star of the Year, Best Comedic Actress, Best Performance, and a special award from the festival administration. Beyond awards, Ghanem has been honored by Egypt's National Council for Women for her impactful work in the series "Gat Saleema." In 2022, she was presented with a Shield of Honor at the Alexandria Film Festival for Mediterranean Countries, reflecting the high esteem in which she is held by critics and cultural institutions for her rich artistic career.

Graduated from the Faculty of Mass Communication at Misr University for Science and Technology (MSA).