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A sweeping saga spanning Egyptian history from the era of King Farouk to the early 21st century, Al Helmeya Nights centres on the bitter rivalry between the Al-Badri and Ghanem families in Cairo's Helmeya neighbourhood. Driven by revenge, ambition, and shifting power, the series — written by Osama Anwar Okasha with over 300 actors across six seasons — is widely considered one of the greatest achievements in Arab television drama.
An anthology drama with a unique format — every three episodes tell a complete, self-contained story about a different couple navigating a different relationship challenge. Covering 15 themes across its first season, from infidelity and domestic conflict to social media's impact on modern love, the series stars Hani Salama alongside a rotating cast of leading actresses. Relatable, bingeable and sharply observed.
At the height of her stardom, Galila is a moving target. Enter Badr, an ex-MMA fighter hired to protect her. As threats circle closer than anticipated, duty blurs into desire and love into a fight no one trained for.
As Ghazal's father forces her to marry a wealthy businessman despite the big age difference between them, the circumstances force her to toughen up in order to deal with those around her, as she gets to know the young man Seif El Khedewy and falls for him.
The story revolves around Ghalia, who has problems with her husband, the famous director - Abdullah - and they separate from each other, then he meets Murad by chance at one of the parties and admires her, so he tries to approach her, but she is afraid of going through a failed emotional experience again.
Five sisters ' lives are turned upside down after the death of their father, and their mother is sentenced to death for her involvement in an honor killing. Each of them grew up with painful memories that gave birth to feelings of hatred and resentment towards this world, and enmity towards all men took root in their souls, creating a desire for revenge and control.
Shattered by her husband’s marriage to another, Leil leaves him and soon falls for his brother. As she hides their romance, she discovers that the other woman is a criminal, forcing her into a battle for love and justice.
When their wealthy father dies, the four sons are shocked to discover that he stipulated in his will that they can't get their inheritance unless they remain unwed till the age of forty. Motivated by the problems he faced because he married young, the father has now left his sons in a tough spot.
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Yahya El-Wakeel, a well-known writer and media figure in his mid-thirties, comes from a wealthy Upper Egyptian family with a blend of modern thought and deep-rooted Egyptian values and traditions. He falls in love with Nelly Naseem, an aristocratic woman who owns a classy café in Zamalek. Over time, fundamental differences in their worldviews begin to surface.
Taking place in the vegetable and fruit market, the conflicts within are shown through the story of Sabah, who began her life as a small saleswoman who suffered from poverty and hunger, but she fought through injustice and deprivation until she became one of the top market merchants.
Muharib is the life story of a young man coming from Upper Egypt, who lives with his family in Cairo, and decides to work as a microbus driver to save his family’s expenses, until his life turns upside down when he discovers that people are tracking him to take revenge on him.
A social drama about four girls from different social backgrounds, each with her own unique story, love life, and daily issues, brought together by their common workplace: a Five Stars Disco
