Noura Yassin

Five Saudi friends navigate a series of challenges throughout high school as they strive to adapt to their surroundings while discovering themselves along the way.

Lulwa, a young lawyer, blindly loves and trusts her adoptive sister Anoud. However, things soon turn upside down, as Anoud stabs her in the back, transforms her from a beloved person into a hated one in society, and destroys her life, which pushes Lulwa towards revenge.

Omair, a widower with a modest income, struggles through life’s hardships while dealing with the challenges faced by his four daughters and his niece. Circumstances force him to play both the role of father and mother to the girls, while also becoming the knight in shining armor for his first love, Munira.

As his dream of opening a workshop to make glasses becomes difficult, Nabhan Saad El Diyk goes to his grandfather's old workshop, only to happen upon a blue pair of glasses that reveal things for what they truly are, landing him in a lot of comical situations.

After a 20-year coma, Fahd wakes up as a forty-year-old and must choose between resuming his life where he left it or starting anew.

An educated man living in a small town near Riyadh leads a double life, torn between pursuing his relative who is a fugitive from justice and seeking revenge on those who destroyed his love story.

Teacher Abdullah might be the perfect person to modernize Al-Naseem School. But can he first tame its rowdy students, especially Meshal, where others fell short?

Al Jaradiyah Neighbourhood follows life in a close-knit Saudi neighbourhood, exploring family relationships, social tensions, and everyday struggles. Through its characters, the show highlights tradition, community values, and changing lifestyles, blending drama and light humour to portray authentic experiences and the evolving dynamics of modern Saudi society.

In a comedic setting, the series unfolds in a framework of interconnected yet separate episodes, touching upon societal issues and problems and their impact on everyone in a satirical manner.

Once Badr inks that million‑riyal deal, the pressure hits: opponents ahead, family crowding his backline. Counterattacks wreck his formation at every turn, turning his day into a comedy match with no final whistle… The penalty that could cost him a million