Brahim Bouhlel, the actor in the “Validé” series broadcast on Canal +, is at the heart of a controversy after appearing in a parody video that provoked outrage in Morocco.
In this video, Brahim Bouhlel doubles the voices of Franco-Algerian actor Hedi Bouchenafa and Franco-Moroccan influencer Zbarbooking. And he makes Hedi Bouchenafa say in voiceover: “What I like here [in Morocco] is all the p **** I pay 100 dirhams”.
Three children are also present in this clip. When the actors approach the trio of minors, Brahim Bouhlel makes Zbarbooking say: “Hello bunch of son of a ***. Yeah, your mother is a big s *****!”.
The main interested party apologized on Sunday evening on his Instagram account. According to the Parisian newspaper, “the association of the Club of lawyers in Morocco has lodged a complaint with the King’s Prosecutor”. And to add: “An investigation was opened for” incitement to hatred and discrimination “,” defamation “and for broadcasting videos of people without their consent. According to several Moroccan media, Brahim Bouhlel and Zbarbooking have been placed in custody on sight. “
