Rabie Kati discusses his work in cinema and TV
2009-02-06
Young Moroccan actor Rabie Kati shares his experience as a rising star, and discusses his future ambitions.
Interview conducted by Imane Belhaj for Magharebia – 02/06/09
 [Imane Belhaj] Moroccan actor Rabie Kati chooses his work carefully, "to appear as a new character each time, with a new message". |
Rabie Kati is a young Moroccan actor who so far has displayed skill and intelligence in all kinds of roles. Both handsome and modest, Kati enjoys the admiration of a large number of fans. He has excelled in cinema and TV, and still has a lot to offer to his broad audience. Kati spoke to Magharebia about his new projects.
Magharebia: Who is Rabie Kati? And what are his new artistic projects?
Rabie Kati: I'm an African, Arab, and Moroccan citizen. I have been a professional actor since 2003. I'm a graduate of the High Institute of Theatre and Cultural Promotion. I started my career on the stage, where I took part in three plays in Europe, in Belgium and France. At the same time, I participated in several Egyptian, Moroccan, and Syrian TV series.
After that, the national cinema came, where I participated in my first film - Abwab Al Jenna (The Gates of Paradise) by brothers Soheil and Emad Nouri. Then there was a second film with director Hassan Benjelloun - "Fin Machi y'a Moshé" (Where are you going, Moshe). The first TV series is the "The mausoleum tree ".
On the international level, there have also been important experiences. I previously played the role of "Abou" in a French film called "Land of Light." Now, I’m about to start a new TV film. I think it will be a turning point in TV drama, as all the professional requirements are there. It's a huge production in classical Arabic, and it is expected to be screened next Ramadan. I play the role of a hero called "Niran", a supreme leader tasked with the protection of a kingdom against the enemies.
Magharebia: What is the role that made the Moroccan audience take better notice of you?
Kati: The audience got to know me [in] my first role on TV. I think I get closer and closer to the audience with each new role. This is because I try to appear as a new character each time, with a new message, and a new role that I want to be more distinguished than the previous ones.
Magharebia: What is the role that is closest to your heart, the one you like to play?
Kati: I choose my own work. There has never been a role that I was forced to take. I must be convinced of any role before I [accept it]. In fact, I try to choose a variety of roles so that my skills may be demonstrated better.
Yet, I tend to like historical roles better. History is very important for understanding our present and future. However, I think we still don't deal with the historical aspect in our TV drama although we have a glorious and old history. Therefore, we must take advantage of this in our production. There is also mythology, which I like a lot. Our history is full of myths, and they symbolise culture and identity, and they should have been employed in our cinema. Each Arab society is full of stories and myths that are always the product of a certain thought, and these can form raw material that makes a wonderful piece of work.
Magharebia: What is a role that you would reject if offered to you?
Kati: Of course, there are red lines that I put in front of me and I will not accept any roles that go past them. This is one of my strong artistic convictions as an actor. For instance, I reject any role that contains any distortion of the image of Islam or any desecration of our national sanctities or Arab identity.
Magharebia: What does it mean for you to take part in foreign films? Does it make you closer to becoming an international star?
Kati: In fact, the cinema of the north is an advanced cinema where all the professional requirements are available. This is thanks to experience and the long history this cinema [has had]. Here, I'm not making a comparison between the US or European cinema and our own cinema. Moroccan cinema is still young and is still in a stage of experimentation. But to work with those foreigners means enriching your experience and discovering the cinema and the culture of the other. The circumstances available when working in a foreign film are not the same circumstances when working in our national cinema. Therefore, it is some sort of dealing with the professionals who create that cinema. Here, I’m not underestimating our cinema, but as an actor, I want to speak the language of the cinema. I meet with the directors wherever they are in order to discover the features of other schools of cinema, whether on the level of directing, screenwriting or the management of actors.
Magharebia: Is there a world actor who is a role model for you?
Kati: No, I don't have a role model in life. I always want to live my personal experience without following in the footsteps of anyone. It's true that I benefit, for instance, from successful actors, and they too benefit from others.
Magharebia: Who is the world director you would like to work with?
Kati: I would be happy to work with any foreign director. As I have just said, it's an opportunity to get to work with others and to deepen the experiment. However, it is still an opportunity of work, no more, no less. Therefore, I leave the opportunity to work with world directors to fate and I live in the present. There are renowned masters, but I don't want to cling to illusions and hopes. Maybe opportunity or fate will bring me together with one of them one day.
 [Imane Belhaj] Rabie Kati (centre) during the shooting of the Gates of Paradise. |
Magharebia: What is your assessment of Moroccan directors?
Kati: The Moroccan director is still a young director, but he or she is familiar with the cinema revolution taking place in the field. Talking about Moroccan directing doesn't go beyond 1970 with the first film "Wechma", directed by Hamid Benani. We are still at the beginning, i.e. we still need academically-trained directors. In fact, their numbers are few, but we believe in the new skills, based on the fact that there are some young directors who studied abroad, but they want to look for opportunities in Morocco. I only want to confirm one thing here: affiliation and identity must be present in the Moroccan director.
Magharebia: Did your role in Gates of Paradise include a message to the youth today? If yes, what is that message?
Kati: Yes. In the Gates of Paradise, I had the opportunity to play a leading role. It is the role of a young man living a life of cultural polarisation, who believes in immigration and dreams about a better life overseas. Through the character of Nay, I actually tried to pass on a message to the youth who dream about immigration. It was an opportunity to say that paradise is not overseas, but inside Morocco. The film was also an opportunity to get to know young people who listen to hip hop and to communicate and exchange ideas with them.
Magharebia: By the way, how do you view today's youth? Is it true that they are indifferent? Frustrated or impressionable?
Kati: I confirm to you that our youth are aware and competent, but they haven't yet found their object of desire. They haven't found a civil society that embraces and trains them. They haven't yet found an education that matches the level of their ambitions. Yet, we find that they are trying to get out of their frustrated condition and to display their skill and ability to give in other fields. The hip hop youth who excelled in the musical field and found a place for them within society gave a living example of that interaction from within the society and not outside it. We don't have youth who are susceptible or impressionable, as you have just said. Rather, we have youth who haven't yet found the necessary means to support the improvement of their condition. The youth clubs that exist in Morocco may be ideally placed to play this continuous, meaningful cultural role that is based on national foundations and citizenship.
Magharebia: How does Rabie Kati deal with the fans? And how does he accept the criticism?
Kati: I respect the Moroccan viewers very much and I'm keen on the selection of my roles so that I do not let them down. I always hope to meet the fans' expectations. The fans are the judges and the real supporters who back us financially and encourage us morally. Therefore, I apologise to the viewers in case of any slip or fault or any work that was not satisfactory to them. As to the criticisms, I accept anything that can help correct my mistakes and push me forward to further improve the level of my performance.
Magharebia: Speaking of criticism, your film "Fin Machi y'a Moshé" has received a great deal. What do you think about it?
Kati: On the contrary, the film has a strong message. It is the story of a young Muslim, Hassan, who falls in love with a Jewish Moroccan girl. However, they are faced with the decision to send the Jews away to Israel. Therefore, the Moroccan Jews find themselves torn between Morocco, the land of peace, co-existence and good relations that doesn't discriminate between religions, and the "promised land", which they thought would provide them with a better life. The message of the film was clear. And all the Jews, even in countries other than Morocco, were touched by it. I once attended a screening of the film abroad, and one Jewish person cried. When I asked him why he cried, he said the film stirred up beautiful memories and historical moments that they shared with their Muslim brothers in the land of Morocco.
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نور Posted 2009-02-07
Honestly, a very good artist and creative. I hope that he will always be careful about his choices. Wish you success.
souad de kasba tadla Posted 2009-02-07
Peace and mercy of God be upon you. My brother Rabie, I hope that you will continue your good work. I wish you more success and fame.
fadwa Posted 2009-02-13
I hope you keep up the good work, my brother Rabie. God willing, may God be with you so that you may chose roles that satisfy your fans, who love you.
siham Posted 2009-02-14
Hi Rabie. You are really a great star. I wish you success.
houda Posted 2009-02-16
I am Houda from Sidi Kacem. I really like the famous artist Rabie El Kati. He has his special talent in playing the role of actor who lives with the story. He is handsome and attractive. I tell you Rabie I like your personality and nice look. I wish you success. I offer you the Spanish song "a puro dolor".
jamila Posted 2009-02-18
I adore this actor. Everything he does is interesting. I love you, Rabie!
jamilla Posted 2009-02-19
I like Rabie Kati. I would like to know his telephone number.
youssef Posted 2009-02-20
I love you Morocco, all the people and King Mohamed VI.
شرف M Posted 2009-02-20
Honestly, I like so much the handsome and innovative artist Rabie El Kati. God endowed him with a nice look which fits the profession of acting as well as artistic skills and competences which made him succeed in different roles he played through TV. I still remember his role in the series “The mausoleum tree ". He showed through this series high skills although he was young. Moreover, it embodied national values which definitely shows that he is an authentic person, he doesn’t accept any substitute for dignity and honour. These are the qualities of free Moroccans (who don’t accept disgrace). I am proud of this artist and respect him highly. I wish him more prominence and success in his artistic career, be protected from the evil of envious. On this occasion I want to commend a group of young Moroccan artists who gave a big boost to the Moroccan cinema and drove it to wider horizons which made it attract the admiration of world artist. I mention here the respectable artist Yassine Ahjam, Saad Testouti, Hicham Behtoul, Rachid El Ouali, Baskit, Houda Rihani, Toraya Alaoui, Samia Akeriou and Sanaa Akroud. This category of young artists are a source of pride. Authorities concerned about theatre and cinema must offer them necessary moral and material support. Incentives and encouragement drive up spirits, strengthens wills and boosts self-confidence. I wish to all our artists more success. A special greeting to all the friends of the site. May God protect you.
Anonymous Posted 2009-02-22
I am one of the fans of Rabie. Go on with your prominence.
kawtar Posted 2009-02-22
I love Rabie Kati’s films so much!
hind Posted 2009-02-22
I love Moroccan art especially cinema. One of the prominent stars I love most is Rabie El Kati. I wish you success. I hope to meet you one day, oh Lord.
هند Posted 2009-02-22
I am fascinated by your role in the film "Farah Saghir". I love you because you are from Taza and my best friend live next to you. I don't know if this is authorised or not.
wafa Posted 2009-02-23
Salam. Any actor, whoever he is, should not be conceited. If you are humble to God, He will uplift you.
Anonymous Posted 2009-02-24
This topic is not clear.
meryam Posted 2009-02-26
hi there hope all of you are fine and to get to the point i made this comment for this article hwo's by the way very rish of several informations that we the morrocan people need as anoisy people in natural no afains but we are we like to look for information and that's a good quality any way i dont think that this actor or u can say this conversation was in english but got transtalted in it that's the only comment i would make even though i had so much recpect for this actor hop he enjoys his long way . and sorry for this long long comment but thank u you gays by.
khadija Posted 2009-03-05
Salam alikum everyone. In reality, Rabie El Kati is a well-mannered artist and acts well. I wish him more roles. I hope that you will keep up this fame God willing. I wish you success, God willing.
سميرة ( والماس ) Posted 2009-03-05
Salam alikum. I like the artist Rabie El Kati very much . He is an artist who has great artistic powers and skills through which he succeeded in all his roles. I wish him a successful career in this field, more work and success.
sabah Posted 2009-03-05
May God protect you, my little brother. I love you so much. You are truly a good, sincere actor. You were made to play in films. –PS Come back to Strasbourg to spend a little time with your nephews. We miss you!
younes Posted 2009-03-06
You are an idle person. You don't deserve to be called a star.
معاد Posted 2009-03-07
love mamon
hicham Posted 2009-03-09
hahahaha, thank you.
,,,,,,, Posted 2009-03-10
You are the idle. A lamentable comment, it reflects its author.
Anonymous Posted 2009-03-18
My brother Rabie El Kati, I call you my brother because you really look like my brother. My brother is in prison, I love him so much but I didn’t have the opportunity to see him. But when I see you it is as if I saw him. As it is said there are 40 copies of every person. You are really identical to the picture of my brother Hamid. However, when my mother sees you, she cries as if she has seen her son Hamid even in his voice especially when you act the role of a prisoner. I also think that you are like him in everything. This is his sister Zhour, 16. I wish you success my brother Rabie. I apologise if I have bothered you with my case. There is more really this is because I missed my brother. I am sorry for disturbing you. I hope that you accept, this is my msn to tell you more. I wish you success and great fame. Thank you.
khadija Posted 2009-03-20
Salam. Honestly Rabie you are a good artist, great in your roles, performance and all your works are very great. I wish you success and continuity in new works. Thank you.
houda Posted 2009-03-24
Hi Mr Rabie, how are you? By the way Rabie, I will not deny this, many people liked you so much the first time they saw you because it is clear from your roles that your personality is strong. Therefore, you always have good roles. We wish you success, God willing, your dreams will be realised. Amen.
lavida Posted 2009-03-28
I am a Moroccan woman. But I say, honestly, we need experience in acting. I prefer that this Moroccan actor Rabie would show his skills in foreign films. He would have been the best actor. Sorry for this honesty. Thank you.
madiha Posted 2009-03-28
I am Madiha from Rabat. I am one of the best fans of Rabie El Kati. I wish him success in all his future works. A big kiss to you Rabie. May God assist you for your good and the good of all Moroccan actors.
fouzia Posted 2009-04-20
I want to thank everyone who participated here for their attention because Rabie deserves your attention. Everyone should know that artists need to receive encouragement in order to continue, and that goes especially for an artist like Rabie, who has all of the substance of an artist. I am impressed by him. I am currently going to school in Spain and I have met a lot of people who are his fans. In the end, I wish him success.
nadia Posted 2009-04-21
I am a Moroccan young man. I like Rabie El Kati so much . My wish is to see him in person. I like “El Farah Saghir” and all his films so much. I wish him success from all my heart. I love you Rabie.
nezha Posted 2009-04-22
Thank you for this interview with the great star Rabie El Kortobi. I love him so much. I wish him good continuation.
amed Posted 2009-04-26
I am sorry to say this, but in his broadcast from Marrakesh, Rabie expressly denied that he is from the city of Taza and would prefer to say that he is from Casablanca. He was born in Taza, his family live in the city of Chouhada, Taza in district number one, which is for widows of Moroccan army soldiers, and he studied with me at the Ibn Il Yasamin High School and majored in modern French. One of his brothers is named Farid, a second is a DJ, a third is a physical education teacher in Agadir and he has a sister who is married and living in Strasbourg, which permitted him to do his theatre studies there. I saw him this summer in Taza. There you have it, for those of you who wanted some more precise knowledge of Rabie Kati.
rabie Posted 2009-04-26
Thank you for the encouragement. I love you all. May God protect you!
fouzia Posted 2009-05-07
Hi Rabie- I would just like to tell you that I found someone to help me and give me the telephone number of a screewriter. Thank you for being humble. I am sorry bothering you, but since you are not my friend, you should not have accepted my request. I hope you keep up the good work.
meryem Posted 2009-05-09
Rabie, all the words don't give you justice because you're the best. This is why I love you. I am Meryem.
رشيدة صبان من CASA Posted 2009-05-10
I like so much Rabie El Kati and I am proud he is Moroccan because he will highly honour Morocco. He will have a hard and significant mission. Therefore, he must go ahead, don’t despair or be disappointed at any criticism. Rabie El Kati, I love you. Good luck. I wish you a successful career and long life God willing.
رشيدة Posted 2009-05-10
Hi- My name is Rachid. I love Rabie Kati so much. I wish him good luck. And the same goes for you, too, my friends. I love you. Thank you. Goodbye. -God willing, see you next time
أسماء Posted 2009-05-15
Salam alikum. I am Asmaa from Morocco. I admire so much the performance of the actor Rabie El Kati. I wish him a successful future and good luck in his artistic career. I hope that he presents more new works up to the level of his high rank amongst Moroccans, God willing. Good luck. Thank you.
رشيدة صبان Posted 2009-05-17
I am Rachida Sebban from Casablanca. I love Nadi Al Marah. I want to participate in it.
رشيدة صبان Posted 2009-05-18
Hi- My name is Rachida. I am from Casablanca. I am 13 years old. I am in my first year of preparatory school. I love Rabie Kati. I am proud of him because he is Moroccan and he has hoisted up our Moroccan flag. I wish him good luck.
Anonymous Posted 2009-05-20
My dear friends- I take your comments with an open heart. As for you, Zhour, I understand what you feel. God willing, I hope you will see your dear brother soon. And Younes, I tell you that Rabie Kati is proud of being from being from Taza, proud of being the son of a martyr and proud of being a son of my country. I have an open heart and I love all of you without exception. -Rabie Kati
ghizlan Posted 2009-05-26
I wish you a successful artistic career to achieve everything you aspire to including glory. But I want you to remain as you are, don’t be arrogant. Wish you success. Ghizlane from the city of Meknès. An admirer and proud of people like you.
kawtar Posted 2009-05-27
I love you Rabie El Kati. I love you so much. My wish is to meet you. I love you.
nafil fatima ezzahra Posted 2009-05-29
Rabie Kati!!! Now there is an actor who has given a lot to Moroccan cinema. I really liked your role in "Heaven's Door" by Swel and Imad Noury. I saw the film at the theatre. You were super. You have a technique about you. Keep up the good work.
yassine sallu Posted 2009-05-30
Rabie is considered up to now one of the most handsome Moroccan actors. He is a super star. If you say his height, the way he walks, his look in his eyes and nice image. He is the star in every film or serial without rival. He is still young and manly in all his roles. I hope he acts in an action film because from what I see he is a sportsman of the first level. I hope he listens to my words. This is the role in which he is distinguished in addition to love stories.
kawtar Posted 2009-06-03
Hi Rabie Kati. I am Kawtar from Casablanca. I love the people of Taza so much. I don't know why I have a liking for them. Anyway Rabie, may God assist you and grant you success.
hamadi bousselham Posted 2009-06-10
Honestly, for me you are the best actor. I wish you success in your work.
hamadi Posted 2009-06-10
Hi. I am Hamadi Bousselham from Souk Larbaa. I like the way you act. I want to see him directly. I wish to have his phone number. Pride to actors in Morocco.
حمادى Posted 2009-06-20
Salam alikum. In my opinion and as far as I am concerned, I join my voice to what all voices said that the young actor Rabie El Kati has confirmed through his roles that he has expanded in art to add to scenes a way of understanding and confirm his presence in the Moroccan artistic scene. From seeing some Moroccan films, I think there is a failure in expression and lack of topics. For example in the serial “The other dimension”, with my respects to the idea, it is not a constructive topic? There is an absence of vision after watching. This associated with the level of maturity of the director
soumia Posted 2009-06-25
I am not going to tell you I love you or anything. I will just say may God make things easier for you and protect you from evil people. Take care of your parents. May God grant you success. I know you well.
samia Posted 2009-06-26
Salam- Personally, my favourite actor is Rabie Kati. He plays his roles well. He makes good films. I hope he keeps up the good work.
مليكة ك Posted 2009-06-28
Rabie you're the best and greatest Moroccan actor.
ILHAM Posted 2009-07-09
Hi Rabie. How are you? I am Ilham from Agadir. Honestly, you're the best in Moroccan cinema. I wish you good luck in your life. I noticed you are an actor of an exceptional thought. I am the daughter of your town. So don't spare me your reply. I will come to see you. Ok, take care of yourself. Bye, a kiss.
belatik Posted 2009-07-13
Long live Rabie Kati! Long live Taza!
sara Posted 2009-07-13
I love you so much. I am proud of you as actor. I hope you won’t be arrogant if I meet you some day in the broadcasting station. When I meet you, I will tell you. Ok, bye.
sofia Posted 2009-07-15
I am Sofia from Casa. I love you Rabie because you are a real actor. I wish you success in your work and all your life. I hope you will phone me. Please phone me.
meryem Posted 2009-07-15
Hi Rabie. I am Meryem from Agadir. I am very fond of you as an actor and as a man. In all your films you have shown your skills to act any role (romantic, militant, fighter…). What I like in you is your respect for the religion of Islam and its sanctities. I wish to meet you some day. I just wanted to see you directly even from a remote place. I wish you success in your artistic career. Take care of yourself and your family.
amine Posted 2009-07-15
Salam Mr Rabie. I hope you're well. May God grant you success. I am Amine the son of Fdila in the days of Bit Ghlam. God bless you. You have honoured the city of Taza. May God assist you.
nadia Posted 2009-07-19
You know, Rabie, I am crazy about you. I have watched all of your films. I adore you. I wish you the best of luck.
fati Posted 2009-08-07
Hi Rabie. I am Fati one of your fans. I like you so much. I wish to have just your msn.
jaafar Posted 2009-08-21
Salam. I am Jaafar from Casablanca. I am one of your fans Mr Rabie. I hope you will reply to my message on my telephone because I want to talk to you.
jaafar Posted 2009-08-21
Hi Rabie. I am very proud of you because firstly you're an actor and handsome. You're also smart. This is what made me become interested in you although honestly I am not attracted by Moroccan artists. But you seem different. So now I want your phone number to know you more. Ok this is my phone number. I hope you like my letter and didn't take much of your time. Ok good luck.
amal casa Posted 2009-08-21
Salam. How are you everyone? Blessed Ramadan with wishes of good health, wellness and everything you wish with long live especially for the handsome artist Rabie El Kati. I wish you success.
roukaya Posted 2009-08-26
Hi Rabie- Happy Ramadan! You are truly the best Moroccan and international artist ever. I love you so much!!!
roukaya Posted 2009-08-26
Salam and hi Rabie Kati- You are truly a true artist. I love your work. God help you, I love you, Rabie! -From Rabat, Roukaya
loubna Posted 2009-09-08
Salam. I am Loubna. I like Rabie El Kati. He is a talented artist. His brother teaches us sports in Ait Melloul, Agadir.
rabie kati Posted 2009-09-11
Happy Ramadan, everyone!- I would like to tell you that I am playing a very big role in an Italian-American film title "Smile", which came out in movie theatres in Italy on 28 August 2009. If you would like to see the trailer, just go to YouTube and type in "trailer smile italiano". Okay. Let me know what you think afterwards. Okay. -Kisses!
lhwari Posted 2009-09-13
Salam my dear friend Rabie. How are you doing? I miss you. I am Lhwari. I always think of you after the last series you did with Layla Trike. I am now in Agadir. I am happy because I have worked with you in this series. Good luck my friend.
fahd ghaimoura Posted 2009-09-14
Good evening brother Rabie. My name is Fahd Ghaimoura. I hail from Ouezzane. I send you many greetings from residents of Ouezzane. Ouezzaniane people are all proud of you and your roles. We hope you will honour us with your presence in the festival of Ouezzane.
fahd ghaimoura Posted 2009-09-15
Hi my brother Rabie. I am Fahd Ghaimoura from Ouezzane. I wish you nice moments in this sacred month, with wishes of mercy, forgiveness and a world star, God willing. For me, you're better than Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise. Ouezzane residents are all proud of you and will be very happy if you attend the festival of Ouezzane.
nisrine Posted 2009-09-20
Wow. Rabie Kati is my favourite. I like him.
nisrine Posted 2009-09-20
Hi Rabie Kati- I truly love you. Your films are magnificent. I like you!!! I would like to meet you. Write me back, please.
el qati ayachi Posted 2009-09-21
Hi cousin- You need to make more films. I hope your entire family is doing well.
EL QATI Posted 2009-09-29
Do you remember that we are cousins? I wish you much happiness.
Anonymous Posted 2009-10-06
Salam. Are you engaged?
هاجر المتوكل Posted 2009-10-15
Salam alikum Rabie. How are you. Honestly, you are a great artist and a very humble person. This have won you the love of the people. I personally admire you so much. I thank your friend Hicham so much because he made me get better acquainted with you. I wish you more success, love of the people and achieve all your dreams. Your unique fan, Hajar from Tangier.
هاجر المتوكل Posted 2009-10-15
Hi Rabie. I have seen the Italian-American film “Smile”. For me, you're the best actor. I admire you so much. I wish you more success. Your unique fan, Hajar.
sara Posted 2009-10-17
I love you so much Rabie. You're very handsome in TV. But in reality you are fascinating, great. Take care of yourself. I hope you remember me.
hanan Posted 2009-10-20
Hi, how are you? I love so much Rabie Kati. I wish him greater success more than ever. All Moroccans are mad for you my brother Rabie. This is Hanane from Rabat. Thank you very much. Bye.
meryem Posted 28 days ago
I think Rabie sufficiently represents the dreams and anxieties of our generation with a very good interpretation of his roles.
hanan Posted 26 days ago
Hi, how are you? This is Hanane from Rabat. Waw Rabie, the kindest and nicest person I know in this life. I wish you a good career and success at the world level. I love you so much from all my heart. Your friend Hanane from Rabat. I defy anyone who says about Rabie any unsuitable word because there is no one like Rabie in Morocco. I don't say these words because I am acquainted with him. I say this as a Moroccan citizen. Then I know Rabie. Rabie is a real friend. Well-done Rabie. May God assist you. Waw, I love you Rabie Kati and wish you a good career.
loubna Posted 12 days ago
Salam. I am Loubna from Marrakesh. I am very happy to write this comment because I love Rabie. He is the knight of my dreams. I like all his roles. I wish him success in his professional and personal life. I hope you will reply to my email, please, I love you so much.
loubna Posted 11 days ago
Salam. I wrote a comment yesterday about my favourite artist Rabie El Kati but I didn't find it posted. I love you Rabie.
loubna Posted 11 days ago
Salam. I always enter this site and watch Rabie because he is dear to me and performs well. I am from Marrakesh. I hope to meet him one day. I defy anyone to criticize him. I visited yesterday the site in which you acted with foreigners. Honestly, you were handsome, God bless you. I encourage you.
ranya Posted 10 days ago
Hi, this is Ranya from France. I die for Rabie El Kati. He was with me yesterday in my house. We drank coffee. He is a great handsome man. I am jealous of everyone who says anything about him, because Rabie belongs to me alone. Wawww how nice are his kisses. I will give you a promise; I will marry Rabie. I am waiting for your reply, ok. If anyone likes Rabie, reply to this question. Can I marry him: "Yes or no?" hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
nora+rabie Posted 9 days ago
I love you so much, Rabie. My name is Nora. I am from Rabat. I am a singer at Rabat Beach near the station. I am now in Belgium. Please respond. Kisses for you, Rabie.
hanan Posted 9 days ago
Hi. I hope you are well, my sweet Rabie El Kati. I wish you more success at the world level. « Trailer Smile ». I watched the movie, it is nice, but I have one reservation. Evil roles don't suit you. You are better in romantic and kind roles. But despite this, beauty, you were fascinating. I have nothing to say. You're the handsome man from Taza, hhhh. I am always around Taza people. This is not a compliment. I like it because Rabie El Kati lives there, he was born and grew up there. Taza pride! A kiss to Rabie, Hanan.
loubna Posted 9 days ago
Salam. Are the statements of Ranya true, Rabie, or are they just lies? Please reply. We want to know.
hanan Posted 8 days ago
Hi darling Loubna. It seems you love Rabie. Are you beautiful at least? I am Hanan hhhh. In Marrakech, you're all ugly. You have no beauty and are racists. Bye. Reply, I am waiting for you. Ok, bye. A kiss to you, my darling Rabie.
hassna Posted 8 days ago
I love you, Rabie Kati. I adore you.
hassna Posted 8 days ago
Hi Rabie- My name is Hassna. I am 24 years old. I live in Safi. I always think about you. Personally, I love you. I adore you.
ranya Posted 7 days ago
Hahaha. What is wrong with you darling Loubna? Don't you trust that Rabie and I love each other? I replied for Rabie because my lover doesn't have time for your childish acts. Tell me first, do you know Rabie, have you met him? This is a shame. Have some respect for yourself Loubna. Bye. I love you darling Rabie, a kiss. I will wait for you beauty. Phone me. I have a surprise for you. I came to Morocco today and want to have dinner in a restaurant, just you and I my life, sweetheart. I died for you, hahahahahahahahaha. Ok Loubna, you have no place between us.
loubna Posted 7 days ago
Salam sister Hanan. How are you? I respect your opinions regardless of its content. Opinions differ, racism exist wherever you go. If you are an educated and intellectual girl you won't allow yourself to say this. But I can't tell you anything. Everyone expresses his intellectual level. Beauty is present everywhere and ugliness is also present. If you look for something, you will find it. Thank you sister.
loubna Posted 5 days ago
My sister Rania, I don't care about you. I like Rabie and I am right. But it seems you just stick to him. What you say is just a dream. You dream about him and want to realise it. May God protect us. Rabie is beyond your reach and can't be like you or even be with you, ok?
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