Farah Bitar is a Lebanese actress and director, born on May 21, 1989. She honed her craft through academic study, earning a Bachelor of Arts in Communication Arts with a focus on Radio, TV, and Film from the Lebanese American University (LAU) in Beirut in 2010. Launching her career immediately after graduation, she has built a prominent name for herself in theatre, cinema, and television across Lebanon and the Arab world. Bitar has featured in numerous successful television series, notably starring in the Ramadan hit "Al Nar bel Nar" (Fire with Fire) in 2023, as well as "2024" alongside star Nadine Nassib Njeim, and "A' Amal" (With Hope) in 2024. Her portfolio also includes significant roles in productions like "Dofaat Beirut" (Beirut Class), "Beirut 303," and "Al-Hiba." Her talent extends beyond television to international cinema, with a role in Ziad Doueiri's Oscar-nominated film "The Insult" (L'insulte / Case No. 23). On stage, she has delivered memorable performances in plays such as "The Dictator" and "Haki Neswan." In addition to her acting career, Farah worked as a radio host at Voice of Lebanon from 2013 to 2014 and also serves as an acting coach.

Farah Bitar was part of the cast of the internationally acclaimed Lebanese film "The Insult" (Case No. 23), directed by Ziad Doueiri. The film achieved significant global success and was officially nominated for the Best Foreign Language Film at the 90th Academy Awards, placing her within an Oscar-nominated production. She has established a strong presence in popular Ramadan television dramas, starring in highly-watched series such as "Al Nar bel Nar" (2023), "2024," and "A' Amal" (2024). These roles have significantly boosted her recognition and solidified her status as a prominent actress in joint Arab drama productions. Bitar has excelled on stage in major theatrical productions, including "The Dictator," directed by Issam Bou Khaled, and "Haki Neswan," directed by Lina Khoury. These stage roles showcased the depth of her talent and her ability to portray complex characters in live performances.

Farah Bitar earned a Bachelor of Arts in Communication Arts (Radio/TV/Film) from the Lebanese American University (LAU) in Beirut, graduating in 2010.