Jihane Khammas

Al-Basha

A Lebanese period‑style drama built around a powerful clan leader whose authority shapes every relationship around him. The series blends family rivalry, political influence, and social hierarchy, following the tensions between brothers, allies, and enemies as hidden ambitions and old grudges surface. It’s one of the more recognizable Levantine ensemble dramas with a strong patriarchal center.

Kul Al-Hob Kul Al-Gharam

This Lebanese melodrama follows intertwined relationships marked by jealousy, rivalry, and emotional conflict, particularly between women navigating love, reputation, and social judgment. As romantic bonds form and break, characters like Nisreen, Rabi‘, Zina, and Rania become entangled in a cycle of betrayal and shifting loyalties. The story reflects traditional family and societal pressures, where moral perception and personal desire collide, leading to escalating tension, emotional breakdowns, and competing versions of loyalty and love within the group.

Ashab Talati

يا دلي يا أنا

In a comedic framework, the events revolve around a married man and a woman who have many problems, but are forced to quarantine in the same house because of the coronavirus, and the duo soon goes through many funny situations.