Elie Chalouhy

Takes place in a social romantic setting, exploring the complex relationships between its diverse characters.

Yehia, known as Pharaoh, reassembles a group of six of his old friends, each with a unique combating skill, to travel to Syria under the pretense of bounty hunting. Their real mission is to save his kidnapped son from the hands of Franco and his ISIS gangsters after they assaulted Syrian refugees, including Yehia's wife, and took away the children to a district that is currently under his control.

The series follows the romance between an aristocratic young man and a girl from a rural family, depicting several old Lebanese traditions that are born out of prejudice against women and patriarchal ideas about women's inheritance.

This Lebanese melodrama follows interconnected characters navigating love, betrayal, and shifting loyalties within a close-knit social setting. Relationships are shaped by hidden motives, emotional conflict, and the contrast between outward appearances and reality. As tensions rise, personal choices trigger wider consequences across families and communities. With overlapping storylines and recurring themes, the narrative explores how trust, deception, and power struggles gradually unravel lives in a world driven by reputation and desire.