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The Ramadan 2025 drama season once again showcased the deep connection between music and storytelling, as songs featured in this year’s series experienced a remarkable surge in streams on Spotify Egypt. Between March 12th and 18th, both beloved classics and recent hits saw renewed momentum, proving how soundtracks can breathe new life into tracks across

Ramadan 2025 has delivered yet another social comedy-drama, Nos El Shaab Esmo Mohamed, airing on MBC Masr and available for streaming on Shahid. With a blend of humor, relationship entanglements, and over-the-top drama, the show is already making waves—but not just because of its content. The title itself sparked a bizarre controversy, and if anything,

When I first heard about Lam Shamseya, I was relieved. Finally, a mainstream Egyptian series was addressing childhood sexual assault. It felt like a long-overdue conversation, one that I wish had existed when I was a child. But after watching the first episode, I realized something: as much as I appreciate the artistic approach and

Murder, mystery, and a million-pound prize—Ahwet El Mahata is bringing a fresh twist to Ramadan dramas. The show throws viewers into a thrilling whodunit where we get to play detective, and with the added incentive of 1 million EGP for those who correctly guess the killer, the stakes are higher than ever. But beyond the

The long-awaited El Ghawi has finally premiered, and it’s already making waves. Ahmed Mekky is trending #1 on Twitter, the cinematography is grabbing everyone’s attention, and the casting is getting high praise. But while the show has plenty of strengths, the story is still a big question mark. So, let’s break it down. Ahmed Mekky:

In the world of television, a character’s wardrobe is more than just fabric and thread—it’s a language of its own. In the Ramadan trending series this year, Albi Wa Moftaahu (My Heart and Its Key), Asaad, played masterfully by talented actor Diab, captivates the audience through the artful and carefully chosen selection of luxurious costumes

Ahmed Ghozzi’s name is suddenly everywhere—and for good reason. He’s quickly gone from being that familiar face on our screens to becoming one of Egypt’s most talked-about young actors. But the best part about Ahmed? He’s not just another actor trying to make it big—he’s someone who effortlessly blends talents and interests beyond the screen,

Mai Ezz El-Din has made a spectacular and mature comeback this Ramadan 2025 with Qalbi W Moftaho, a series that brings a fresh, unexpected twist to Egyptian drama. This isn’t just another love story—it’s a carefully crafted, out-of-the-box experience that stands out from anything we’ve seen in years. With seamless transitions, a well-paced storyline, and

Rahma Ahmed is making waves this Ramadan with her standout performance in 80 Bako. While many first got to know her through El Kebeer Awi, that role came with high expectations but didn’t fully showcase her range as an actress. But 80 Bako? It’s a game-changer. This series has finally given her the perfect opportunity

Ramadan TV is known for its drama, but 80 Bako is doing more than just serving entertainment—it’s starting conversations. This season, the series is fearlessly tackling deep societal issues, shedding light on struggles that are often overlooked. The Reality of Colorism: A Black Woman’s Struggle One of the most powerful storylines follows a Black woman

Every Ramadan, a few performances stand out and leave audiences wanting to know more about the actors behind them. This year, one of those actors is Mina Abouelzahab. From the very first episode of Welad El Shams, Mina captured attention with his quiet yet powerful portrayal of Ebeid, the orphanage caretaker who became one of