El Hana El Ana Feeh

I don't know how to start, this movie is simply about a man who uses his wife's brain tumour to plan marrying her best friend, now if we focused on the "comedy" this movie claims to be standing under the umbrella of, then we'll be introducing first that for the first half of the movie the joke is that the guy managed to have 2 over sexualised women as his spouses and for the first half of the movie this joke is thrown around like holiday confetti, every other man is praising him for it, second half is just the main guy trying his best to have sex with his second wife despite the obvious obstacle that is his first wife who he managed to lie to about having a brain tumour that will result in her dying in a few months, now the poor wife that is already stressing about dying, is faced also with a few attempts from her husband to try to get her to stay away from him so he could have sex with her friend, including a successful attempt of him drugging her that is played off as a super funny joke, also the main character put a sexual stimulate for his second wife in her tea without her knowing so he could make her want to sleep with him, also a few harassment and sa jokes thrown around and a there the main support character is a stalker and other few illegal things being played out as normal and well its because they're happening to women, now please don't watch this if you're not a weird person who thinks sa is funny.

This film is genuinely entertaining if approached it for what it is, a lighthearted comedy that doesn't strive for a moral lesson. It follows a marriage counselor who, despite his profession, finds himself deeply dissatisfied in his own marriage. However, his fortunes take an unexpected turn when a sudden twist leaves him married to two women simultaneously who happned akso to he best friends. The movie has many good laughs without being too exploitative. It has a good pace and it was fun to watch.

Kareem Mahmoud Abdulaziz delivers a standout performance, elevating the film with his compelling acting.