DMC

Jasmine Sabri plays the role of a girl who is traumatized as a child by her father's death in front of her eyes, enters into disputes with his mother's family and travels from Upper Egypt.

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.

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.

The Egyptian courts hear a lot of significant cases, and they handle the facts and motivations of these cases in a thrilling, theatrical setting.

It deals with the events of the series in a social context mixed with comedy, the story of a father trying hard to be an ideal father in everything he does with his family, and many ironies fall to him.

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

Bakr, a simple retiree, has his life turned upside down when he accidentally loses all his money by clicking on a suspicious link. He then embarks on a journey to seek justice with the help of his neighbor, Asmaa, despite their constant disagreements, and with a young man who is skilled in the world of electronic hacking. While they are trying to recover his money, many secrets are revealed to them.

Abd El Sabur is a humble government employee who is struggling to take care of his family. His life changes completely in a sudden turn of comedic events when he is involved in an accident.