By: Yomna Walid&nbsp;
Photo Credit: Huda Al-Mufti, Taha Desouky, Riham Abdel Ghafour, Lam Shamseya official page
This Ramadan, audiences were treated to an overwhelming variety of television productions, ranging from 15-episode to 30-episode series. While many shows gained popularity, renowned critic and screenwriter Magda Khairallah shares her insights on the standout productions of the season.
Magda Khairallah&rsquo;s Take on Ramadan TV Shows: Standout Productions and Performances
In an exclusive interview with Nile FM, renowned critic Magda Khairallah shared her insights on this year&rsquo;s Ramadan television lineup. With a vast number of productions gracing the screens, she highlighted a few exceptional series that stood out among the rest. According to Khairallah, the most remarkable shows this season include Wilad Al-Shams, Lam Shamsiya, Zulm Al-Mastaba, Qahwat Al-Mahatta, Albi W Miftahu, Al-Nuss, 80 Bako, and Ikhwati.
The Best of Ramadan TV: A Closer Look
Qahwat Al-Mahatta: This series introduces a gripping mystery centered around the question, &lsquo;Who is the killer?&rsquo; It masterfully unfolds a world of unique characters, unfamiliar settings, and intriguing relationships, keeping viewers on edge.
Zoulm Al-Mastaba: Tackling social injustice against women, this series highlights the struggles faced by women when their voices go unheard. The story follows a woman who is forced to kill in self-defense. As a result, an entire community turns against her, accusing her of dishonor. Khairallah stressed that this narrative is not just an isolated case but a mirror reflecting real societal issues.
Welad El-Shams: This show breaks conventional character development norms. The portrayal of villains, especially by Mahmoud Hemida, defies stereotypes, offering a fresh and layered take on antagonists. Similarly, Diab&rsquo;s performance in Albi W Miftahu&nbsp;presents a different social dynamic, with each character carefully crafted to reflect diverse experiences.
Lam Shamseya: A groundbreaking series that introduces an unprecedented theme, executed with finesse and depth. Khairallah believes this show will leave a lasting impact thanks to its compelling storytelling and bold themes that no one has dared to explore before.
Standout Performances of the Season
When it comes to female performances, Khairallah praised the talents of Riham Abdel Ghafour, Yousra El Lozy, Entesar, Amina Khalil, and Huda El Mufti. She particularly commended Huda El Mufti for her portrayal of a working-class girl, describing her performance as both effortless and deeply layered. Without overacting, she brought a natural and charming complexity to her character.
As to male performances, Khairallah highlighted the remarkable performances of Mahmoud Hemida, Taha El Dessouky, Ahmed Malek, Diab, and Mohamed Shaheen. Each actor brought a distinct energy to their roles, elevating the storytelling and solidifying their place as some of the season&rsquo;s best talents.
 As Ramadan drama are coming to close, critics share their perspectives on the ever-changing landscape of Egyptian drama. With strong performances, daring narratives, and innovative storytelling, this year&rsquo;s Ramadan productions have once again set a high standard for the industry.
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