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Ahmed Malek and Hoda El-Mufti
Voices of a generation, Ahmed Malek and Hoda El-Mufti headline the 15-episode social drama Sawa Sawa (Together Together), directed by Essam Abdel Hamid and airing on MBC.
Malek and El-Mufti bring to life a young generation navigating love, work, and social solidarity amid the pressures of city life.
Their characters face economic hardships, personal crises, and the challenge of maintaining connections in an unforgiving urban environment.
Through their performances, viewers experience the intimacy, struggles, and resilience of young adults today.
Khaled Selim
Khaled Selim appears in two 15-episode thrillers, moving confidently between worlds of suspense and conspiracy.
In Mana’a (Immunity), directed by Hussien El-Menbawy, he is part of a powerful family unravelling under internal betrayal (15 episodes, CBC / WATCH IT).
He also stars in El Masyada (The Trap), directed by Mostafa Abu Seif, where crime and deception spiral after a failed heist (Al Nahar TV / Yango Play).
Sawsan Badr
Sawsan Badr is one of this Ramadan’s most quietly commanding presences, appearing across two 15-episode series that span psychological drama and high-intensity thrillers.
She stars in El Set Monaliza, directed by Mohamed Ali, a social-psychological drama airing on MBC Masr / Shahid, where family tensions and generational authority shape a woman’s attempt to rebuild her life after divorce.
Badr also appears in Tawabea (Aftershock), directed by Yahya Ismail (DMC, CBC / WATCH IT), a fast-paced thriller about a social media influencer haunted by past secrets, where her role adds moral weight and emotional depth beneath the glossy surface.
Maged El-Kedwany
Maged El-Kedwany stars in the 15-episode family comedy Kan Ya Ma Kan (Once Upon a Time), directed by Karim El-Adl and airing on CBC Egypt.
He plays the grandfather, whose mission is to pass down life lessons and cultural stories to his modern, tech-obsessed grandchildren.
The series humorously explores generational clashes, using El-Kedwany’s comedic timing and warmth to create relatable family dynamics that resonate with viewers of all ages.
Nelly Karim
Nelly Karim stars in Ala Add El Hob, a 30-episode romantic drama directed by Khaled Saeed, and exploring modern relationships (CBC / WATCH IT).
In the series, she is joined by Sherif Salama, Maha Nassar, Ahmed Maged, Mohamed Ali Rezk, and Mahmoud Ellisy.
The series explores the complexities of modern love through multiple couples who are at different stages of their relationships. It focuses on the sacrifices and misunderstandings that test the strength of their romantic bonds.
Amr Saad
Amr Saad stars in Efrag (Release), a 30-episode redemption drama (MBC Masr / Shahid), directed by Ahmed Khaled Moussa.
In the series, he portrays a man who leaves prison after 15 years only to find himself haunted by the guilt of his wife’s death and a desire for redemption.
He embarks on a difficult journey to find forgiveness from those he hurt while rebuilding his life in his old neighbourhood.
Menna Shalaby
Menna Shalaby stars in the 15-episode historical drama Sohab Al Ard (People of the Land), directed by Peter Mimi and airing exclusively on ON E / WATCH IT.
Shalaby plays a central role in a series that explores Palestinian identity, land ownership, and the struggle for justice during war, anchoring the story in memory, heritage, and resistance.
Her performance brings emotional depth and authenticity, helping viewers connect with the historical and social realities portrayed in the drama.
Asser Yassin
Asser Yassin stars in the 15-episode romantic drama Etnein Gherna (Two Other People), directed by Khaled El-Halafawy and airing on ON TV / WATCH IT.
He plays Hassan, whose chance encounter with Nour (played by Dina El-Sherbiny) becomes a lifeline for both characters as they navigate deep-seated psychological scars and past traumas. Their journey gradually reveals that their lives were intertwined long before they even met, weaving romance with emotional introspection and social commentary.
Yassin brings his trademark emotional intensity and relatability to the role, perfectly capturing a generation struggling between love, personal vulnerability, and societal pressures.
Yasmine Abdel-Aziz
Yasmine Abdel Aziz headlines the 30‑episode social drama We Nensa Elly Kan (Forgetting What Once Was), directed by Mohamed Hamdy El‑Khabeeri and written by Amr Mahmoud Yassin.
The series will air on MBC Masr, featuring Karim Fahmy, Khaled Sarhan, Mohamed Lotfy, Laila Ezz El-Arab, and Menna Fadaly.
In the series, Abdel-Aziz portrays Jalila Raslan, a famous actress whose life takes a dramatic turn when she begins receiving threats that endanger her safety.
This prompts her to enlist a former fighter as her personal bodyguard, setting the stage for intense drama and a complex relationship on and off camera.
Mervat Amin
This season, Mervat Amin shines in the 15-episode social comedy Kolhom Beyehbo Mody (Everybody Loves Mody), directed by Ahmed Shafik and airing on CBC / WATCH IT.
Amin plays a pivotal role in the ensemble cast, which revolves around Mody, a charming man whose romantic and social antics spark chaos in the lives of those around him. Her character adds depth and comedic nuance, balancing the show’s playful tone with relatable social commentary.
Mostafa Shaaban
This season, Shaaban headlines the 30‑episode series Darsh, a drama full of emotional complexity and psychological intrigue.
Directed by Ahmed Khaled Amin and written by Mahmoud Hagag, the series follows Shaaban’s character through a life‑altering accident that erases his memory and sends him on a journey to piece together his identity and past.
He stars alongside a strong ensemble cast that includes Sahar El-Sayegh, Ryad El Khouly, and Mohamed Ali Rizk.
Hend Sabry
Hend Sabry headlines the 15-episode thriller Mana’a (Immunity), directed by Hussien El-Menbawy and airing on ON TV / WATCH IT.
She stars as the central figure in a high-stakes conspiracy that threatens to dismantle a powerful family empire. Sabry’s character must race against time to uncover a mole within her inner circle, navigating suspense, betrayal, and moral dilemmas at every turn.
Known for her commanding presence and ability to embody complex, morally-driven characters, Hend Sabry brings intensity and precision to Mana’a, making it one of the season’s standout thrillers.
Youssef El-Sherif
Youssef El-Sherif leads Fan El Harb, a 30-episode high-tech action thriller (CBC / ON E / WATCH IT).
In Fan El Harb, El Sherif plays a protagonist navigating modern warfare, cyber threats, and strategic power plays, putting his signature intensity and calculated suspense to the forefront.
The series exemplifies a morally complex, adrenaline-driven storytelling he is known for, appealing to viewers seeking both drama and psychological tension nightly throughout Ramadan.
Hanan Motawie
Hanan Motawie stars in the 15-episode action/comedy series El Masyada (The Trap), directed by Mostafa Abu Seif and airing on Al Nahar TV / Yango Play.
She plays Farida, a brilliant hacker whose carefully planned heist goes wrong, plunging her and her friends into a dangerous web of deception. Motawie brings a mix of intelligence, courage, and vulnerability to her role, balancing the series’ thrilling action with comedic and social moments.
Known for her versatility, Hanan Motawie shines in El Masyada as a dynamic lead navigating suspense, danger, and ethical dilemmas.
Ahmed Ramzy
Ahmed Ramzy stars in the 30-episode comedy Fakhr El Delta (Pride of the Delta), directed by Hady Bassiouny and supervised by Sandra Nashaat, airing on WATCH IT.
The series is a lighthearted look at a group of eccentric villagers attempting to modernize their traditional Delta community, leading to hilarious clashes and chaotic schemes.
Ramzy plays one of the central villagers, whose quirky personality and interactions with his neighbours drive much of the comedic tension.
His performance blends physical comedy, timing, and cultural humour, making him a standout in a season dominated by thrillers and social dramas.
Rogena
Rogena stars in the 15-episode thriller Had Aqsa (Maximum Limit), directed by Maya Ashraf Zaki and airing exclusively on CBC / WATCH IT.
She plays Sabah, a woman who takes out a massive bank loan through risky connections and finds herself trapped in a dangerous world of money laundering, social pressure, and high-stakes suspense.
Rogena brings intensity and nuance to the role, portraying a character caught between survival, family loyalty, and personal ethics.
Mahmoud Hemida
Mahmoud Hemida stars in the 15-episode social drama Forsa Akheera (Last Chance), directed by Ahmed Adel Salamaa and airing on ON TV.
Hemida plays an ageing patriarch attempting to reconcile with his estranged family members before it is too late. The series explores themes of forgiveness, delayed reconciliation, and the emotional cost of fractured family bonds, with Hemida anchoring the narrative through his nuanced, commanding performance.
Riham Abdel Ghafour
Riham Abdel Ghafour stars in the 15-episode social drama Hekayet Narges (The Tale of Narges), directed by Sameh Alaa and airing on Alhayah TV / WATCH IT.
She portrays Narges, a woman facing intense social pressure and psychological trauma due to delayed childbearing and infertility.
Inspired by real-life experiences, her character navigates societal stigma, personal hardship, and the emotional toll these pressures take on her marriage and family life.
Mohamed Farrag
Mohamed Farrag stars in the 15-episode drama Ab W Laken (A Father, However), directed by Yasmine Ahmed Kamel and airing on CBC / WATCH IT.
Farrag plays a contemporary father struggling to balance his professional duties with parental responsibilities during a major family crisis.
The series delves into custody battles, emotional strain, and the psychological impact of divorce on children, with Farrag’s performance highlighting the challenges of modern fatherhood in a socially complex environment.
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