Khaberni - The Ramadan 2026 season approaches with steady steps, bringing with it a diverse bouquet of comedy series that promise the audience hours of entertainment and laughter.
Yasser Jalal changes his role in "Everyone Loves Moody"
Actor Yasser Jalal embarks on a new adventure away from serious drama through the series "Everyone Loves Moody," consisting of 15 episodes.
The story revolves around the character "Moody" who grew up in a wealthy environment but finds himself on the brink of bankruptcy after a life of extravagance and multiple marriages.
He resorts to marrying a wealthy woman from a popular area as a last resort, which creates a cultural clash that leads to successive comedic situations, starring Mervat Amin, Ayten Amer, Mostafa Abu Srie, and Huda Al-Etrbi.
Anticipated comedic comebacks
Ahmed Amin returns in "The Half 2" to continue the journey of the folk hero "Abdel Aziz Al-Nass" and his band in the 1930s, with new adventures written by Abdel Rahman Jawish and directed by Hossam Ali.
Meanwhile, Ibrahim Al-Hajjaj continues his success in "Diary of a Married Man" after "Diary of a Bachelor," showcasing the challenges of married life inside the family home.
Karim Mahmoud Abdel Aziz participates in "The Meter Samir" as a lawyer who faces comedic situations due to the nature of his work, written by Mamdouh Metwally and directed by Khaled Marei.
The famous duo Abu Samil and Umm Samil return in "Jack of Science 3" to present new contrasts between Bedouin and urban life, starring Reem Abdullah and Majed Matrab Fawaz.
Kazbra stars in "Bibo" for the first time
Festival performer "Kazbra" appears in his first Ramadan lead role through the series "Bibo," where he plays the role of a striving young man trying to overcome failure and achieve his dream of marrying his beloved, co-starring Hala Sedki and Sayed Ragab.
Ahmed Ramzy enters the Ramadan race in "Pride of the Delta"
Content creator Ahmed Ramzy presents his first dramatic lead through the character Mohamed "Salah Pride," a young man leaving his village in the Delta heading to Cairo to break into the world of advertising and artistic creativity.
He stars alongside Kamal Abu Raya, Intisar, Ahmed Essam El-Sayed, Mohamed Mahmoud, and Tara Aboud; the work is written by Abdel Rahman Jawish and directed by Hady Basyouni.
