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Sera Ala Al Remal
 
Inspired By: H.H Shaikh Mohamad Bin Rashid Al Maktoom.
Scenarist: Hany Al Sady
Cast: Taym Hassan, Basel Khayat, Abdul Munim Amry, Seba Mubarak, Nedal Nagm, Mona Wasef, Qamar Khalaf, Mohamad Moftah, Hassan Ouaity, Talhat Hamdy.
Directed By: Hatem Ali.
 
Plot:
This Arabic epic is based on the poems of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai.
 
The drama unfolds in the desert around the early 18th century, poetically weaving stories of star crossed lovers, aspirants, heroes and thieves against a backdrop of incessant war and upheaval. Revenge, betrayal and romance seamlessly project this beautiful poem on our screens.
 
Seraa ala al Remal, which means ‘battles on the sand’, is a television portrayal of nomadic life, filmed in various locations in the region including Dubai and is a combined effort of technical experts and creative pioneers. An ingenious work and a masterpiece, the drama meets the expectations of every avid Arab viewer.
 
    Fe Aydee Ameenah:
 
Scenarist:  Mohamed Al Safaty & Adel Mubarak.
Cast: Yousra, Hesham Saleem, Jehan Fadel, Rojeena, Ihab Fahmy, Khayrah Ahmad, Ayman Azb, Marwah Housain, Shams, Ashraf Moselhy, Intesar,Mahmoud Al Joundy, Ahmad Abdul Warith, Somaya Al Emam, Afaf Al Sebaey, Randah Awad,  Ahmad Seyam, Afaf Rashad, Mohamad Jumah, Rasha Ameen, and other brilliant names  
 
Directed By: Mohamad Azayzi
                                 
 
Plot:
Ameenah, a journalist, nurtures a passion for field assignments and believes a journalist’s place is among the people. She is a strong propagator of the sentiment that reporters must participate in ‘making the news, not merely reporting on it’.
 
A woman of high self-esteem, she endeavours to uphold professional norms and ethics, while staying firmly loyal to friends and colleagues.
 
The modern Ameenah has a brilliant appearance and an attractive personality. A stable family life eludes professionals like her, which is clearly validated by her angry husband insisting she abandon field reporting and resort to writing features instead. Unmindful of his reminders and dismissing the notion of a tame desk job, she resolutely rejects his idea and continues to relentlessly pursue her passion.  
 
As a journalist, Ameenah is profoundly immersed in fighting social malaise such as child abduction and child labour, as well as mafias who deal in trading body parts and criminal subterfuge.
 
Al Hoot
 
Scenarist: Kamal Mra
 Cast: Basam Kosa, Saloom Haddad, Khaled Taja, Mona Wasef, Reem Ali,    Lora Abu Saad.
 
Directed By: Radwan Shaheen
 
Plot:
A social drama about events on the coastal areas of Syria, Al Hoot is set amidst a political scenario of Syrians fighting French occupation, after the defeat of the Ottoman Empire.
 
The General Public Standpoints was reflected through a revolution to stop the French occupation from its goals, and this social drama will follow an evil character who betrays the poor people with good hearts, to achieve his goals in being one of the tyrant in his country.
 
Abla Noorah:
 
Scenarist: Heba Moshary Hamadah
                   
Cast: Hayat Al Fahed, Ahmad al Jasmy, Fatima Al Hosany, Basem Abdul Ameer, Aisha Abdul Rahman, Mohamad Al Amry, Yalda, Mansoor Al Faily,Maram, Hamad Al any, Hind Al Bloshy, Malak, Alaa Shakir, Marwan Abdulah, Ashgan, Marwah Rateb.  
 
 
Directed By: Aref Al Taweel
 
 
Plot:
An educational drama that summarizes the events at a school premises as a minor representation of real social life, Abla Noorah primarily focuses on the relationship between a teacher and student.
 
Events revolve around Miss Noor, the school principal who converts her inability to bear children of her own into positive and effective energy for improving the educational system and successfully building a strong teacher student relationship. Subsequent events lead to her husband’s death when the truth about his secret marriage and kids is revealed.
 
The film brings out the all-important role of a teacher and the need for adequately training education providers on social and psychological issues. It also spotlights the teacher as a key instrument for inspiring students with a passion for effective learning.
 
Season 3- Ghashamsham
 
Created by: Ambar Al Dosari, Nasser Al-Azzaz
 
Director: Mohammad Al Awali
 
Writing Credits: na
 
Cast: Fahad Al Hayan, Haya Al Shuaibi
 
Plot: In the first Season of this slapstick comedy, hero Rashid Huwairish (Fahd Al Hayan), a simple (minded) villager busts out of his humble little village in search of greener pastures out in the big open world, only to face one hilarious hurdle after the other while failing at each venture before ending up back in the village again. In series 2, which takes place 8-9 years, Rashid is still in his village, where little has changed other than himself. The juxtaposition of his naivety and bad luck against the know-how of other people place him in everyday situations that lead to hilarious mishaps and misunderstandings, but a lesson in life to be learned from each episode.
 
In this 3^rd Season, Rashid comes back to reign supreme and take his place as the king of slapstick comedy to make post iftar a royal treat.
 
Hayer Tayer (Airhead)
 
Created and Written by: Jamal Salem  
Director: Arif Al Taweel     
Cast: Jaber Naghmoush, Ahmad Al Ansari, Ayesha AbdulRahman, Habib Ghuloum
Plot:
Hayer Tayer, a satirical social comedy, based on real life issues and situations that happen in the UAE, is a series of individual stories portrayed in short film style in every episode. Writer Jamal Salem doesnCt follow one genre in his writings although there is a comedic touch to each episode. The stories range from the eternal struggle of choosing to do the right thing, unfairness and its consequences, shows of weakness and strength and even depicts the lengths people can go for their own selfish gains.
 
La’anat Emra’a (A Woman’s Curse)
 
Created by: Zeinab Al Askari     
Screenplay: Asmahan Toufiq
Director: Yousef Hammouda
Cast: Zeinab Al Askari, Farah Bisisou, Hussein Al Mansour, Mahmoud Al Ujaimi, Fatima Al Hosani, Ahmad Al Saleh, Leila Salman, Ahmad Al Hasan, Sa’ad Al Boua’inayn, Qahtan Al Qahatani, Ahmad Majli, Jamal Al Ghalyan, Majida Sultan, Issam Nasser, Lamya, Wajdan
 
Plot:
A social drama series revolving around “Ghuroor” (arrogance), a young woman named so by her narcissistic father, who raised her to be as egocentric and grandiose as he is, in hopes of gearing her for life’s advantageous ways, is an intricate story both written and acted by the talented Bahraini Zeinab Al Askari, who stars plays the lead.
 
Once Ghuroor’s controlling and over-protective father passes, Ghuroor goes on to marry his arch nemesis, and ex-business partner Talal Al Amar, soon to discover that not only was he behind the real death of her father, but has secretly harboured a shameless drug addiction and willing to sell his soul and anything else, to satisfy his greed for money and drugs.
Super Henedy
 
Created and Written by: Omar Tahir
 
Director: Sherif Gamal
 
Cast: Mohammad Henedy, Hassan Hosny Tala’at Zakariya, Hanan Turk
 
Plot:
 
Super Henedy is a 3-d animated television series about a clumsy, yet witty detective (Mohammad Henedy), who gets into adventures with his sidekick “Sal’at” (Tala’at Zakariya).
 
Henedy ,a lazy good for nothing bum, lives with his retired police chief grandfather Hosni (hassan hosni), who raised him very sternly. One day, Henedy wakes up to find his grandfather had been kidnapped, and so goes on a quest to find him by turning into “Super Henedy”.
 
Freej (Re-run)
 
 
Created and Written by: Mohammad Saeed Hareb
Director: Mohammad Saeed Hared
Cast: Salem Jassim (Um Khammas), Majid Ahmad (Um Saeed), Abdullah Hussein (Um salloom), Ashjan (Um Allawi)
 
Plot:
During the first half of Ramadan this year, Freej Season 1&2 returns to screens with a re-run on Sama Dubai.
 
Season 3 will debut its latest installment this year with more fun, hilarity, and richness in stories that the 4 old women go through in their humble abode of Dubai, UAE. Season 3 stars voice-overs from famous celebrities such as Emirati Poet Ali Al Khawar and Songwriter Fayez Al Saeed.
FREEJ is the Middle East’s first 3D animated series and is the brainchild of Mohammed Saeed Harib.
Endook Enta
           
 
Director: Abdullah Al Juneibi
Cast: Naji Khamis and Muhsin Saleh
 
Plot:
Ramadan would be incomplete without a dose of candid camera pranks to look forward to post-iftar. This year’s version “Endook Enta” will be filled with hilarious pranks showing people at their silliest, most embarrassing moments and being able to laugh at themselves after. Shot and captured around various areas of Dubai, pranksters Naji Khamis and Mohsen Saleh take to the streets.
 
Ma Osama Atyab (Its tastier with Osama)
 
Presented by: Chef Osama Al-Sayed
Director: Joseph Nabhan
Plot:
 
Following Chef Osama’s rising success as a TV chef 4 years in a row, Ma Osama Atyab comes back to screens during Ramadan where the friendly chef gets to share his tips on what makes an iftar feast a good one, how the working woman can prepare her meals and will introduce a special on “family relations” and its significance during Ramadan, where families make special effort to connect with their kins, usually at a table.

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