• Karim Fahmy Promotes His Role in “We Forget What Was”
Karim Fahmy promoted his character “Badr” in the upcoming series “We Forget What Was” with Yasmine Abdel Aziz, revealing a new role filled with action, tension, and romance.
Actor Karim Fahmy shared the poster of his upcoming series “We Forget What Was” on Instagram, announcing his new role in the highly anticipated Ramadan 2026 drama.
In his caption, he wrote:
“Wait for Badr in WeForgetWhatWas Ramadan 2026 on MBC Egypt and Shahid.”
The actor described his character as a popular figure who is involved in a story full of action, tension, and romance 🔥💔.
🔸 Individual Posters Build Suspense
MBC also released individual posters of the cast, creating a marketing strategy aimed at generating buzz and anticipation.
The poster of “Badr” suggests a complex personality, hinting that the series will explore deeper psychological and social layers.
🔸 A Dark Look at Fame
The official promo includes a powerful line by Yasmine Abdel Aziz:
“When I die, I’ll leave people with a good memory of me.”
This highlights the series’ main theme: fame as a double-edged sword that can turn into a burden.
The promo also suggests intense psychological conflict, with Karim Fahmy’s character playing a key role in the dramatic tension.
🔸 The Price of the Past
The series questions whether a person can truly move on from their past, and what sacrifices are needed to maintain success and status.
🔸 Strong Cast & Production
Written by Amr Mahmoud Yassin and directed by Mohamed El-Khibry, the series stars Yasmine Abdel Aziz and Karim Fahmy, alongside:
Sherine Reda, Khaled Sarhan, Menna Fadali, Mahmoud Yassin Junior, Mohamed Lotfy, Mahmoud Hafez, Ehab Fahmy.
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