Majed El Masry Leads "Awlad El Rayy" Series Ahead of Ramadan 2026
The team of "Awlad El Rayy" celebrates the start of filming, promising a gripping family drama full of conflict and social insights for Ramadan 2026 🌟💖
The team of "Awlad El Rayy" celebrated the start of filming their new series, which began a few days ago and is set to air during Ramadan 2026 🌙✨. The series is a social drama reflecting everyday life, presenting an engaging and thrilling family conflict 🎭💥.
"Awlad El Rayy" is based on a story by Raymond Maqar, with screenplay and dialogue by Mina Babawy, Mahmoud Shokry, Khaled Shokry, and Taha Zaghloul, directed by Mahmoud Kamel and produced by Fonus Misr. The plot revolves around siblings fighting over inheritance in 30 episodes, scheduled to air on one of the United channels 📺✨.
The series features a stellar cast including:
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Majed El Masry ⭐
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Khaled El Sawy 🎭
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Ahmed Eid 🌟
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Nermine El Feki 💖
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Amal Bshousha (Lebanese) 🇱🇧
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Ehab Fahmy
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Fadia Abdel Ghani
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Mohamed Ezz
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Enas Kamel
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Sameh El Sayed
The series is expected to achieve great success, as is customary with Fonus Misr productions and producer Raymond Maqar, delivering a story that combines social drama, family conflict, and audience excitement 💥🌟.
"Awlad El Rayy" promises to be a strong addition to Ramadan 2026, blending high-quality production, excellent screenplay, and outstanding performances, offering the audience a fully immersive dramatic experience 🎬✨.
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