Dorrya Ahmed

Khadra's father, Hajj Abdullah, dies, leaving her and her brother Fares a huge fortune that he stored in Balalis. Khadra is surprised when their cousin, who has been absent for a long time, returns to them in an attempt to plunder the money, taking advantage of Khadra's rural naivety to obtain wealth. She resorts to one of the young men whom she throws into Khadra's path to deceive her.

A historic drama that chronicles the story of Cleopatra, Queen of Egypt, and Mark Antony, the Roman commander who fell in love with her, and the war that Octavian ​​led to eliminate them, as the fate of the three intertwines in this conflict.

After leaving juvie, Rabie meets a friend who gets him a job at a gambling den. He walks away from the gambling world and has a family but he finds himself forced to go back to his old life after his son gets sick.

Buthaina, Shawqi's secretary, refuses to marry him because she loves her relative Adel. This arouses Shawqi's jealousy, so he plots a plot that leads to his imprisonment for years. He decides to take revenge on Shawqi after he gets out of prison.

A poor young woman, Naeema, is hit by a motorcycle and loses her sight as a result of the accident. The father, Saber, is shocked and rushes to the hospital, which causes a quarrel between him and Hamed, the contractor, who asks his colleagues not to employ Saber. Saber’s poverty increases day after day. At a time when Hamed is getting richer, he is involved in a relationship with the wealthy Souad, whose brother Abbas refuses to let her marry him and kills him. Saber arrives at Hamed's house to ask him to return to work with him. He is surprised by Hamed's body and is accused of killing him.

Riyad Pasha frequents a gambling den run by an outlaw with his family. In this den, the Pasha loses a lot of his money. The villain's daughter tries to ensnare the police officer, the Pasha's son, to get his money.

Hassan and Marika An Egyptian film starring Ismail Yassin, Maha Sabri and Abdel Salam Nabulsi, written by Abu Al-Saud Al-Abiari. Hassan (Ismail Yassin) is in love with a Greek girl Marika (Maha Sabri), who eventually discovers that her father is an Egyptian, and Riyad al-Qasabji plays the role.

Mohamed El Masry is an architect who desires money at any cost. The opportunity to get rich comes when his friend Ismail offers him to participate in a large housing project. El Masry is happy and works hard to achieve his hopes. The journey of wealth begins, which is quickly achieved, but it is accompanied by the disappearance of Hassan, Mohamed El Masry's son.

After his wife's death, Ahmed gets to leave his kids alone because of his work. His children seek help from a singer called Wedad who takes care of them. Ahmed gets attracted to Wedad, and uses his children to get her to stay longer, but they don't know that she has a past that still haunts her.

"Salwa" (Dariya Ahmad) is a young girl who lives with her father millionaire "Abdul Rahman Shukri" (Hussein Riyad), his wife "Suad" (Mimi Shakib) and her daughter "Al-Atef" (Sameha Ayoub). Her daughter preferred to "write" on her

Love may do wonders as they say and this is what he did with Ahmed, who fell in love with the girl Amina after saving her from trying to suicide .... Ahmed transferred to the home of his family and offers to stay with his family and here decides to repent and return by theft Vista leader of the gang Tiger and trying to convince him However, Ahmad refuses to do so, forcing the tiger to kidnap Amina so that he can subjugate Ahmad to his desire. The latter will succeed in cooperating with the police, arresting the tiger leader and gang members and marrying Amina.