Mysterybox

She gives depth to the cliché of a indbendent and very intelgent egyptan modern woman by exploring how the need for order can be the fruit of internal chaos. Meanwhile, the purefy of her acting gives realstic of what shes doing , huda as a personal doesnt look differnt of her movie's charecters she proves that she's very pretty and attractive more than anyone try's his best to show what he has from excitement ( when exactly he/she has nothing )

She gives depth to the cliché of a indbendent and very intelgent egyptan modern woman by exploring how the need for order can be the fruit of internal chaos. Meanwhile, the purefy of her acting gives realstic of what shes doing , huda as a personal doesnt look differnt of her movie's charecters she proves that she's very pretty and attractive more than anyone try's his best to show what he has from excitement ( when exactly he/she has nothing )

As I'm writing this, there's only one other review, which is a shame because this series was such a gem!

I wasn't particularly interested in watching this show at first, but gave it a go and was immediately hooked.

The story is a little slow paced, but it does hold your attention, and after learning about each character, you really come to appreciate the pace, and try to piece together the mystery yourself.

The mystery is not easy to solve, so you won't get bored while trying to figure everything out.

My favourite characters, Yasin and his mother Hala, had such a genuine and caring mother-son relationship that I loved. Amira, Nours mother, was also brilliant, as was Uncle Hasan.

Of course, Yusuf and Nour were also great characters, played really well by their actors.

Overall the show's production, story and acting was really well done!