Official Poster of “Bershama” Sets the Stage for Hilarious Eid 2026 Comedy
Sky Limit and Film Square rleased the official poster of the comedy film “Bershama”, featuring a star-studded cast, preparing audiences for a chaotic and hilarious school-day adventure this Eid 2026.
The production companies Sky Limit and Film Square unveiled the official poster for “Bershama”, one of the most anticipated comedies for Eid 2026. 🌟🎬
The film stars Hesham Magdy, Mostafa Gharib, Riham Abdel Ghafour, Hatem Salah, Bassem Samra, Arfa Abdel Rasoul, Faten Saeed, Kamal Abu Riah, Michelle Milad, and Fadwa Abed, promising a series of funny and chaotic situations. 😂🎭
Actor Mostafa Gharib posted on Facebook:
"The official poster of Bershama… starring Hesham Magdy, Riham Abdel Ghafour, Bassem Samra, Mostafa Gharib, Hatem Salah, written by Shireen Diab, Khaled Diab, Ahmed El-Zoghby, directed by Khaled Diab. Get ready for surprises on the first day of Eid 2026." ✨🎉
💡 Plot details:
The story unfolds on the day of the High School Arabic exam in a local home committee, where students’ and parents’ fates intertwine amid chaos, corruption, and mass cheating, all presented in a hilarious satirical tone highlighting parents’ funny attempts to help their children. 📝🤣
Directed by Khaled Diab and written by Ahmed El-Zoghby, Shireen Diab, Khaled Diab, the film is produced by Sky Limit and Film Square, and is set to hit theaters in Egypt and the Gulf during Eid. 🌟🎥
💬 Social Boost Moment:
Are you ready for laughs and school-day chaos with Bershama? 😄
Share which scene you think will be the funniest 👇🎬
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