Somoud Al-Kandari

The role of events in the seventies of the last century, when Kuwait was an example of human and material development and progress. The series deals with several social and humanitarian issues, such as social class, materialism, love of control and equality between men and women, through three families that struggle directly and indirectly among themselves.

Four friends from different cultural backgrounds come together in one school. Their friendship continues despite all the differences that should make them apart.

The series revolves around the social situations that women go through before and after marriage, by highlighting the stories of four women who live in one house, where they share memories and situations that they went through, especially the painful and harsh memories that they went through after their marriage.

Four sisters are forced to face the challenges of life on their own after their mother’s death and their father’s decision to remarry.

The series discusses the relationship of people to each other, and influenced by the words of those around them, especially with regard to the rumors that are spread.

The events of the series revolve around a wealthy woman named "Ghanima" who is very controlling over her family and her husband, which makes them radically turn against her and leave her alone.

A social drama, about the conditions of Kuwaiti society, through the character (Soraya), who is going through bad psychological conditions; Where she gets married twice more, after having married before them in a traditional marriage, at a young age, she did not understand the circumstances going on around her, and then she gets married to an Egyptian doctor who leaves her after he returns to his wife.

A group of Gulf youth studying in (Europe), between which a friendship begins by virtue of alienation, and this relationship lasts for a long time, until one of them is subjected to an attempt to exploit some gangs, and events continue that reveal the fact that Western societies deal with expatriate youth, especially the Gulf, because of false beliefs that the Gulf society is rich and rich, and its youth did not attend to learn, but came for entertainment and fun only, and events continue.