Bassma Dawoud

In this Egyptian social drama following Hassan "El Wensh," a self-made businessman who clawed his way up from nothing. A small mistake from his past — long ignored — resurfaces through a woman from his old life, threatening his reputation, his marriage, and everything he's built. A story of ambition, secrets, and the price of burying the truth.

A recently widowed workaholic clumsily navigates life with his kids, guided by his late wife's online tips. Can he ace this crash course in parenthood?

It includes seven separate stories, each story will be presented in five episodes.

Within a social dramatic framework, the events deal with the story of the widowed grandmother Zuzu, who worked in agriculture and had two sons and two daughters. We follow her relationship with her grandchildren, and her dealings with them and the problems they face.

Following the decision to demolish the building in which he lives, Ramzy returns to his father's old home and finds a resident called Hussein living in it, so he is forced to live with him, and when the situation between them escalates, the two resort to court.

The story of a father and aspects of his life after going through a painful family crisis, where events intertwine between legal decisions (such as visitation law), psychological conflicts, and complex relationships between family members in contemporary society.

In this Egyptian social drama following Hassan "El Wensh," a self-made businessman who clawed his way up from nothing. A small mistake from his past — long ignored — resurfaces through a woman from his old life, threatening his reputation, his marriage, and everything he's built. A story of ambition, secrets, and the price of burying the truth.

A recently widowed workaholic clumsily navigates life with his kids, guided by his late wife's online tips. Can he ace this crash course in parenthood?

It includes seven separate stories, each story will be presented in five episodes.

Within a social dramatic framework, the events deal with the story of the widowed grandmother Zuzu, who worked in agriculture and had two sons and two daughters. We follow her relationship with her grandchildren, and her dealings with them and the problems they face.

Following the decision to demolish the building in which he lives, Ramzy returns to his father's old home and finds a resident called Hussein living in it, so he is forced to live with him, and when the situation between them escalates, the two resort to court.

The story of a father and aspects of his life after going through a painful family crisis, where events intertwine between legal decisions (such as visitation law), psychological conflicts, and complex relationships between family members in contemporary society.