Ahmed Tharwat

Hasib refuses to work or assume responsibilities because of his father's great wealth, but when his father is imprisoned and his property is seized, Hassib thinks of insuring his life for a large amount and suicide until his father gets money and pays his debts, but things change when Hassib withdraws from the idea after it is too late.

Abdullah, a car driver, is accused in the murder of the thug Magdy and a friend of the Ghanaian Nawal. This criminal escapes after he tried to defend himself, but the events follow and he is also accused of killing the Ghanaian Nawal, he lands in one of the villas where Murad and his wife live with their young son, and Abdullah takes from the house residents Hostages so he can escape

When Amira gets fed up with her uptight father, she runs away and seeks refuge with Gharib who works for her father. Gharib gets a letter from his friend Fekry who lives in the US, asking to find him a bride. Amira asks Gharib to recommend her to his friend.

Shandawili and Ashmawy arrive from their hometown to Cairo to look for Abdel-Al, who's supposed to buy a modern farming machine. They both fall prey to Abu Hatab's gang. Feryal admires Shandawili, and decides to repent. Shandawili informs the police about Abu Hatab and his gang with the help of Feryal.

Mukhaymar does not succeed in any job, whether as a lawyer or even an electrician, so he decides to travel to Cairo to search for a new opportunity. On the train, two thieves take advantage of him and put the money of their thefts in his bag, and drive him to a hotel near the station so that they can get the money, but the money suddenly disappears, which changes the course of events.

Ahmed, the son of a senior doctor, grows up with his colleague Ibrahim, the only son of a senior businessman. The two young men succeed. Ibrahim's father established a top-level hospital, and assigned Ahmed the task of managing the hospital administratively and Ibrahim the task of managing the medical aspect. Ibrahim gets to know Maha through Dawlat Hanem. Dawlat tries to strengthen the relationship between Ahmed and Maha.

After failing to marry Safi, the daughter of the company owner whom he loved and was rejected by her father, Saber marries his poor neighbor. After a while, his first love Safi resorts to him to save her after she became pregnant by another man. He marries her, and the two wives give birth to two girls. The poor girl dies in childbirth, and the mother's issue becomes knowing which of them is her daughter, as the husband refuses to tell her this information.

Fathy is a journalist who is married to Suheir, a successful TV presenter. Fathy suffers from failure because none of his articles are published. He tries to achieve fame by committing a fake murder and provides the police with an unknown mutilated body that he took from an undertaker.

Abu Al-Wafa is an inventor who works on crossbreeding different kinds of plants in order to improve the agricultural quality. He tries to find someone to help him with his invention, but a mafia gang tries to have this invention.

Prince pays the debts of the confectionery factory that the two sisters inherited, Tohma and her sister, from their father in exchange for buying half of the factory. Lotfy joins Prince’s work and Tohma admires him. The police attack Prince for drug trafficking, but Nona is imprisoned instead. Lotfy is injured in a battle between the police and the Prince gang. Tohma discovers that Lotfi is a police officer and decides to cooperate with him to catch Prince. Lotfi matches Prince in currency trading operations and discovers the identity of the gang leader.

Bayada has a small restaurant in her hometown, and her fiancé Hassan is fishing. Some foreigners arrive claiming to be searching for the body of their grandfather at the bottom of the sea but they smuggle gold. Khalil helps them and dives for money. Hassan suspects them and starts watching them.

Suleiman is a simple employee, the interest in which he works announces its organization of summer camps in Alexandria and giving families apartments for 15 days, and Suleiman's sons decide to go on a strike from eating in protest for refusing to go with them on a summer vacation in the face of this intransigence, Suleiman Efendi decides to appear to ask for his children but sets them conditions for going to the resort.

Mamdouh, a successful lawyer addicted to gambling, gives it up for his wife and starts playing at home with her. She soon becomes addicted herself, taking over his gambling habit and neglecting the household.

Jalal (Samir Ghanem) and his wife Madiha (Issad Younes) are under severe financial hardship, and their property is mortgaged until they have almost nothing, and thus the spouses are forced to do unusual things to meet their needs.

Fahmy agrees with his colleagues Nasr and Kamal to steal the company's safe because he needs the money to treat his son. Fahmy seizes the stolen money bag before arresting him with Nasr and hides it. They manage to escape and Nasr calls Kamal to pressure Fahmy to give them their share.

Marco is a gangster who arrives in Egypt to look for a person who can decipher the symbols engraved on a pharaonic treasure. Monir comes from Lebanon to track down Marco and he joins forces with Salah as they try to catch Marco and his gang.

Masood, a street vendor who supports his mother and brother, student Kamal, finds a large amount of money inside a bag among some old papers that he bought from a woman. After consulting his friends in the neighborhood, he returns the money to its owner, and gets a reward from her. The lady is killed and Masood is arrested for the doorman's testimony that he was there before the accident.

A group of heirs gathers for the reading of a will in an old, dark house, where they encounter an axe-wielding slasher and a kung fu maniac. The film features an Abbott and Costello-inspired routine during a gorilla scene, giving it a nostalgic feel despite being a 1980s production.

Jaber works as a stuntman in the cinema, and his brother Helbawy and Karima run the Regisser office for films and celebrations. Sultan Al-Sharnoubi meets Jaber at a wedding, and contracts with Jaber to star in a movie that he will produce and direct. We discover that the entire movie is a major hoax, and just a front for his illegal business; Where he tricks him into carrying out a bank robbery as part of the filming.

Sayed is a businessman afflicted with schizophrenia. When his nephew Mahrous comes from his hometown to oversee the institution he owns, Sayed's business manager Raafat tries to exploit Mahrous' naiveté and plots to sabotage Sayed's new projects.

The film revolves around the pious and devout lawyer (Saleh), who writes about his beliefs and principles in a magazine called (Lights of Virtue), but the magazine is not popular. At the same time, he insists on marrying his daughter to Sheikh (Fadel), even though she loves her cousin (Nabil). After a while, one of Saleh's relatives, who used to work as a dancer, dies, and he inherits the nightclub she owned, which changes many of the principles he used to believe in before.