Mahmoud El Tany Film Gets Earlier Release Date in Arab Cinemas
Ahmed Ghazy and Kabore’s Mahmoud El Tany will hit Egyptian cinemas on August 13, 2026, and Arab cinemas on August 20 after its release date was moved forward.
The release date of Mahmoud El Tany, starring Ahmed Ghazy and Kabore, has been moved forward in Arab cinemas. The film will now be released on August 20, 2026, instead of the previously scheduled September 10 date.
The movie is set to premiere in Egyptian cinemas on August 13, 2026, while its cast and creators will celebrate its Egyptian theatrical release on Tuesday, August 11, at a cinema in the Sixth of October area.
Mahmoud El Tany Release Date
When will Mahmoud El Tany be released?
The film will officially arrive in Egyptian cinemas on August 13, 2026, followed by its release in Arab cinemas on August 20, 2026.
The decision to bring forward the Arab release date comes ahead of the previously announced September 10 schedule, giving audiences an earlier opportunity to watch the comedy film.
Mahmoud El Tany Cast
The film features a group of Egyptian actors, led by Ahmed Ghazy and Kabore.
The cast includes:
- Ahmed Ghazy
- Kabore
- Caroline Azmy
- Jana El Ashkar
- Tamer Hagras
- Nour El Nabawy as a special guest
The movie is written by Eyad Saleh, directed by Abdel Aziz El Naggar, and produced by Tarek El Ganainy.
Kabore and Essam Sasa Release the Film’s Promotional Song
Kabore has also teamed up with festival singer Essam Sasa for a new duet titled “Bayan Ham”, which serves as the promotional song for Mahmoud El Tany.
The song was released a few days ago on YouTube and various social media platforms as part of the film’s promotional campaign ahead of its theatrical release.
The song features lyrics by Hazem X, music and arrangement by Falastini, while Amir Mahrous handled the mixing and mastering.
Mahmoud El Tany Story
Mahmoud El Tany is a comedy film centered around two completely different characters who happen to share the same name: Mahmoud.
Their identical names lead to a series of funny situations, misunderstandings and unexpected encounters, creating the main source of the film’s comedic events.
The story relies on the contrast between the two personalities and the confusion caused by their shared name, offering audiences a lighthearted cinematic experience.
Mahmoud El Tany Premiere Celebration
The cast and creators of Mahmoud El Tany are preparing to celebrate the film’s Egyptian theatrical release on Tuesday, August 11, at a cinema in the Sixth of October area.
The celebration will take place shortly before the movie officially opens in Egyptian cinemas on August 13, followed by its Arab cinema release on August 20.
When will Mahmoud El Tany be released in Egypt?
Mahmoud El Tany will be released in Egyptian cinemas on August 13, 2026.
When will Mahmoud El Tany be released in Arab cinemas?
The film will be released in Arab cinemas on August 20, 2026.
Who stars in Mahmoud El Tany?
The film stars Ahmed Ghazy, Kabore, Caroline Azmy, Jana El Ashkar and Tamer Hagras, with Nour El Nabawy appearing as a special guest.
What is Mahmoud El Tany about?
The story follows two completely different characters named Mahmoud, whose identical names lead to a series of comedic situations and unexpected misunderstandings.
What is the promotional song for Mahmoud El Tany?
The promotional song is titled “Bayan Ham”, performed by Kabore and Essam Sasa.
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