Hussein Mokaddem is a Lebanese actor, director, and comedian born in Beirut. He honed his craft at the Lebanese University, earning a diploma in Acting and Directing, which laid the foundation for a versatile career spanning both comedy and drama. He initially gained widespread recognition through the comedy program "Ktir Salbe Show," where his character "Sha2loub" became a fan favorite. Mokaddem skillfully transitioned from comedy to complex dramatic roles, a move that significantly broadened his appeal across the Arab world. His role in the series "2020," alongside stars Qusai Khouli and Nadine Nassib Njeim, was a major turning point, proving his capability in portraying multifaceted characters. He has since delivered memorable performances in acclaimed series such as "Salon Zahra" (Parts 1 & 2), "Al Thaman" (The Price) as Moatasem, "Shatti Ya Beirut" as the journalist Wissam, and "Nus Yom" (Half a Day). His work extends to cinema, with roles in films like "Wal'ana" (It's on Fire, 2016), "Akel Sharib Nayim" (Eating, Drinking, Sleeping, 2017), and "Halal Love" (2015). Mokaddem is known for making a significant impact in both leading and supporting roles, frequently collaborating with top-tier producers and actors in the industry.