
The role of events in the seventies of the last century, when Kuwait was an example of human and material development and progress. The series deals with several social and humanitarian issues, such as social class, materialism, love of control and equality between men and women, through three families that struggle directly and indirectly among themselves.

After Hamida has dedicated her life to the fashion world to form her own empire, she is forced to face a new and dangerous world to save her niece Dalia's children from the problems they are involved in.

After her husband's death, Shaha takes it upon herself to raise and care for his daughters, Bazza and Fiddah, as she gets an income from selling herbs and interpreting dreams. Later, Maher plans to rob a jewelry store with his friends

Despite being bound to work for the abusive Abu Issa for four years, rebellious 15-year-old Farhan is resolved to stay strong and stand up for himself till he finds a way out.

When romance is mixed with social issues and problems, it will inevitably express a real reality about love relationships, marriage, divorce, various social and family issues, and the traditions and customs of the surrounding society.

A social drama about Dr. Ibrahim, who is successful in his work, he decides to go on a trip to an African country to treat people infected with a dangerous virus, and forces his wife to go with him. She discovers things in his personality that leads her to comply to his demands.

In a social drama, the events revolve around two women (Asia and Hajar) who have never met before, but their life circumstances bring them together on the same path and destiny, and each of them faces the same challenges until they can achieve a more promising future Safety and fame.

Kan Fi Kull Zaman is a Kuwaiti anthology drama written by Heba Meshari Hamada and led by the iconic Souad Abdullah, who portrays over ten different characters throughout the series. Breaking away from the traditional 30-episode format, the series presents a collection of standalone stories — each spanning two to four episodes — blending social, political, comedic, and heritage themes drawn from Arab life, delivered in a tone that shifts between light comedy and quiet tragedy.



Forced into hiding in a mysterious house after a tragic accident, Razan and her two children soon discover that the mysteries within its walls are the least of their worries.

A family drama inspired by real stories from Kuwaiti society. the series explores love, separation, and unspoken emotional struggles within one family. Through quiet moments and layered relationships, Little Steps reflects the realities of Gulf families with honesty, warmth, and emotional depth.

The events tell in a dramatic framework of a suspenser about a British lady, who marries a Gulf and lives in the circles of his Arab society, and her story is intertwined with the stories of the surroundings, and many paradoxes happen to her because of some Arab behaviors, after the death of her husband and taking care of her family.


The events are derived from tales from the reality of daily life, as they remain locked in the house and cannot go out, while Maryam suffers from her husband's distance from her after retiring in a wheelchair and her anxiety from the outside after her marriage.