Medhat Bakir

Millionaire Bahgat, the owner of an investment company, plots to frame four of his employees for a crime they did not commit. However, they manage to escape. Sana, the lawyer and fiancée of one of them, sets out to prove their innocence and is joined by Colonel Adel after his investigation uncovers evidence implicating Bahgat. But higher authorities order Colonel Adel to stop investigating Bahgat’s illegal activities. Convinced of Bahgat’s guilt and the young men’s innocence, Colonel Adel decides to resign and join forces with Sana in her mission to expose the truth.

The young engineer (Mohsen) gets married to (Hanan) and they get married. They suffer from the burdens of life and paying for furniture, so they agree to postpone having children until life stabilizes. Mohsen suffers from the tyranny and hypocrisy of his manager. When he returns from work, his wife Hanan tells him that she is pregnant. His agitation and agitation increase, and he feels despair. When he is surprised, his manager is transferred to another office, and he is informed about a major competition that he is applying for.

A look at the different faces of love through three stories, from the Upper Egyptian man whose family wants him to wed a villager, to the frivolous liberal girl who falls for a journalist, to an Upper Egyptian youth whose love for his classmate is impeded by a difference of traditions.

Millionaire Bahgat, the owner of an investment company, plots to frame four of his employees for a crime they did not commit. However, they manage to escape. Sana, the lawyer and fiancée of one of them, sets out to prove their innocence and is joined by Colonel Adel after his investigation uncovers evidence implicating Bahgat. But higher authorities order Colonel Adel to stop investigating Bahgat’s illegal activities. Convinced of Bahgat’s guilt and the young men’s innocence, Colonel Adel decides to resign and join forces with Sana in her mission to expose the truth.

The young engineer (Mohsen) gets married to (Hanan) and they get married. They suffer from the burdens of life and paying for furniture, so they agree to postpone having children until life stabilizes. Mohsen suffers from the tyranny and hypocrisy of his manager. When he returns from work, his wife Hanan tells him that she is pregnant. His agitation and agitation increase, and he feels despair. When he is surprised, his manager is transferred to another office, and he is informed about a major competition that he is applying for.

A look at the different faces of love through three stories, from the Upper Egyptian man whose family wants him to wed a villager, to the frivolous liberal girl who falls for a journalist, to an Upper Egyptian youth whose love for his classmate is impeded by a difference of traditions.

A look at the different faces of love through three stories, from the Upper Egyptian man whose family wants him to wed a villager, to the frivolous liberal girl who falls for a journalist, to an Upper Egyptian youth whose love for his classmate is impeded by a difference of traditions.