The Bachelor of Salmiya
Synopsis
In this Kuwaiti comedy play, Hilal Hajji, a carefree young man buried in debt and dodging relentless creditors, unexpectedly crosses paths with the beautiful and affluent Amira at Salmiya market. Captivated, he falls head over heels, unaware that Amira is actually engaged to his close friend, the shrewd and opportunistic Dr. Fayez. As romantic entanglements and financial troubles collide, Hilal finds himself caught in a web of comedic misunderstandings and rivalries.
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