Mohamed Al-Ramadan

Fatima a mother of seven children, loses her memory at 1983, for thirty years, when she regains her memory she finds out that she don't know her children's whereabouts she sets out to find them with all her power willing to be reunited with them once again and this time forever.

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Unable to return home, a cunning wedding dancer stays back at the groom’s family home but soon gets too comfortable as she tries to gain the upper hand.

After the death of a loved one, a woman decides to pursue her passion for writing by penning television scripts.

When romance is mixed with social issues and problems, it will inevitably express a real reality about love relationships, marriage, divorce, various social and family issues, and the traditions and customs of the surrounding society.

Within the framework of the social drama, the events of the series revolve, where the family (Abdullah Al-Afour) lives in one house in the light of interdependence and unity, but with his son Ghazi assuming the position of a minister, things change, and many problems and personal interests appear, which affect the interdependence of this family.

Fatima a mother of seven children, loses her memory at 1983, for thirty years, when she regains her memory she finds out that she don't know her children's whereabouts she sets out to find them with all her power willing to be reunited with them once again and this time forever.

No synopsis available yet.

Unable to return home, a cunning wedding dancer stays back at the groom’s family home but soon gets too comfortable as she tries to gain the upper hand.

After the death of a loved one, a woman decides to pursue her passion for writing by penning television scripts.

When romance is mixed with social issues and problems, it will inevitably express a real reality about love relationships, marriage, divorce, various social and family issues, and the traditions and customs of the surrounding society.

Within the framework of the social drama, the events of the series revolve, where the family (Abdullah Al-Afour) lives in one house in the light of interdependence and unity, but with his son Ghazi assuming the position of a minister, things change, and many problems and personal interests appear, which affect the interdependence of this family.

The story revolves around a Kuwaiti man in his late fifties who fears that his fortune will be lost overnight due to an economic blow that will destroy him. He finds no escape except through his half-brother, who holds Saudi citizenship and lives in Dubai and works as a failed and unlucky veterinarian. Events begin to accelerate after they meet together in the midst of many funny paradoxes and amusing situations.

A family drama inspired by real stories from Kuwaiti society. the series explores love, separation, and unspoken emotional struggles within one family. Through quiet moments and layered relationships, Little Steps reflects the realities of Gulf families with honesty, warmth, and emotional depth.

The series discusses the idea of ​​what is permissible and forbidden, the Arab community's view of it, and how each person sees it from their own perspective. It highlights the problems that are caused by the soul being prone to evil and tries to find solutions to it.

The Kuwaiti citizen Bader Al-Mutairi is sentenced to seven years in prison. His life turns into hell before his innocence is revealed, and his story leaves a painful psychological impact on him.

(Harsh) is a smart, simple, brave person who loves (Al-Mukhtar's) daughter, and romantic stories take place between them. He works as a seller of cooking pots, and he and his brother apply for a government job near the shop of the chief merchant. As for his brother (Warsh), he is an eccentric person who always brags about his family's past, and makes rash decisions that cause problems and troubles for both of them.

The events take place in the fifties in a local market called “Jat Market” and revolve around the conflicts of merchants and business competition, especially between Ayoub and Saeed bin Aqul, which develop over the course of the events and come with funny comedic templates.

A lively Kuwaiti–Saudi comedy following a mismatched group traveling between Kuwait and Riyadh. Their journey spirals into chaotic mishaps, cultural clashes, and humorous misunderstandings. As tensions rise and alliances shift, the road trip becomes a playful exploration of Gulf humor, family dynamics, and unexpected friendship.

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The series revolves around two brother arrivals, Sister Taif lives with her citizen husband and becomes a Kuwaiti and an aristocratic family lives a life of good and luxurious, while the back comes from his country and suffers the woes and difficulties as a result of his sister and her children abandoning him due to the state of poverty he lives, which forces him to work in simple jobs.

Bo Laish is a 50-year-old man besieged by debt and wants to escape these tragedies. He resorts to small projects and starts moving from one failed project to another that is more failed and continues in the game of losing projects until it reaches a dead end.

The series takes place during the period of the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait, about an officer in the army who disappears during this period, and all news is cut off from him, so his family does not know about him. Did he martyr or become a prisoner of the Iraqi forces? Years later and in 2004, the mother has many references that her missing son is still alive.

In a dramatic setting, Fares finds himself targeted by Adnan and by someone close to him, after becoming rich after years of something in the past that was not taken into account.

After 35 years of marriage, Mounira’s husband, Mohammad, loses his fortune. As they move with their kids into a more modest house, they face a life they never knew before.