Tash ma Tash

After waking up from a seemingly deep sleep in the car, Abu Nizar, Abu Hazar, and their families hurry home, only to discover that they’ve been away for more than eight years.

Worried that he will be held accountable, Abu Ali accidentally exposes his past misdeeds, putting himself and everyone around him at risk of being arrested.

When Uber driver Fouad finds himself being blackmailed by a female passenger, he is left with no choice but to turn to his father-in-law Asaad for help.

Antique collector Abu Sulaiman buys an old clay jar at the flea market that could be the key to his long-awaited happiness.

After being abruptly dismissed by his employer, Abdullah, an experienced journalist, finds himself left with no choice but to work for a famous social media influencer.

Obsessed with enhancing his public image, businessman Adnan squanders money left and right trying to impress one of the local tribes so he can bear their name.

When Abu Fahad, an old-timer suffering from Alzheimer’s, visits the neighbourhood he grew up in, he finds out that his old heart is still capable of falling in love.

When the women form a group to eliminate all men, lives are at stake as they find themselves forced to flee the city.

Abdulhadi’s visit to the UAE turns into misery when he finds himself obligated to satisfy a clingy man’s whims.

Othman agrees to Abu Zunayfer's business proposal, only to realise later that he may have gotten the short end of the stick.

Khaled returns to his old village from Lebanon at his father’s behest, only to discover that his old man plans to marry him off in order to continue the family line.

Shortly after his wife passes away, Abu Fahad decides to find himself a new partner, forcing his children to seek their uncle’s help in talking some sense into him.

Hamad finds himself getting on his wife’s bad side when he is transferred to an all-female branch.

Seeing how his cell phone is affecting him and his family, Saoud decides to get rid of the device while encouraging them to follow suit, triggering a series of comical events.

While going through old junk left outside by his wife, a nostalgic Abu Asaad decides to revisit unfixed blunders from the past.

After being asked to marry a wealthy merchant off to the village bully’s mother, Abu Fahad soon realises that he may have bitten off more than he can chew.

Bothered by what his employees secretly think of him, Mansour is driven to listening in on his family’s conversations about him.

Despite her obvious talent, Noura’s father decides not to let her hone her football skills for fear of gossip.

The police come out in full force after a fire breaks out mysteriously in a house leaving only one survivor behind.