Moataz Hesham

The events take place inside an orphanage, around a young girl named Sukar, who lives with a large group of children. The orphanage is run by an obnoxious woman and her henchman, who have bad intentions

When a troubled lawyer attempts suicide in his car, the stray bullet triggers a series of events intertwining the lives of three strangers.

When the entire city is infected with chicken pox, including the children and staff of the orphanage, they do their best to search for a cure with the help of a doctor who is trying to develop a vaccine against the disease and a magician who claims that he can cure them. Sukkar, with the help of her friends, also tries to save circus animals that are subjected to cruelty and abuse.

As Moataz suffers from a strong trauma following the death of his mother, his aunt Sama thinks that he is a psychopath. But with repeated mysterious deaths in the family, it turns out that Moataz has demonic abilities and a curse that destroys everyone around him.

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