The Victims

A historic drama that chronicles the story of Cleopatra, Queen of Egypt, and Mark Antony, the Roman commander who fell in love with her, and the war that Octavian ​​led to eliminate them, as the fate of the three intertwines in this conflict.

Qais recites poems about his love for his cousin Laila. Ghabeer, Qais' rival in Laila's love, commissions the poet Mamoun to compose obscene poems about Laila and publish them as Qais's. The poems reach Laila's father, who refuses to let Qais marry Laila, and marries her to Prince Ward.

The foreign girl Hilda falls for Shafik, a Bedouin young man who lives in a village in the desert. When his uncle Abdel Qader is killed, the villagers accuse Shafik of killing him and he is forced to flee into the desert with the members of a gang that he joins.

On the beaches of Alexandria, Sa'ied meets Mounira when he saves her brother from drowning, and love grows between them. Sa'ied's traitorous friend Selim also falls for Mounira. When Fathy is killed, Sa'ied is accused of killing him and is sentenced to life in prison

The son of Sheikh Makhlouf, the ruler of one of the tribes in the desert, returns to the tribe after completing his education in Cairo, only to be surprised by the killing of his father and the control of a villain over the tribe. The people of the tribe try to urge him to take revenge, but he pretends to be weak.

Musician Ezzat Hamdy lives happily with his wife, Rawhiya, until the Ghanaian Fifi enters his life. Ezzat loves her and neglects his wife. However, Fifi is in a relationship at the same time with Fawzi Bey. Hamdi learns about the relationship and hatches a plan to surprise them both.

Wahida is a simple girl who grew up in Jalila Hanem’s house. She loves Mamdouh, Jalila Hanem’s son, and she completely rejects this relationship. She even tries to protect her son from this marriage by banishing Wahida and marrying her to Saadawi. Mamdouh's heart does not accept negotiations and surrenders to sadness until he falls prey to illness.

Wadi'a is forced to marry a rich man, and she tells her husband that she accepted him for his money. They live separately, and little by little feelings of love are born, but the rich husband decides to test his wife.

Mohsen has a bad opinion of the Egyptian girl and decides to marry a foreign girl, but Fouad, who raised him and thought he had been rewarded for her, tries to convince him to change his view and idea of ​​Egyptian girls and that they are more attached to customs Traditions and honor.

A desert girl goes to Cairo to search for the man from the city who promised to marry her. In the city, she falls into the clutches of a salon owner who tries to exploit her artistic talents. She becomes a famous artist, and her family comes looking for her And take revenge on her.

Buthaina, Shawqi's secretary, refuses to marry him because she loves her relative Adel. This arouses Shawqi's jealousy, so he plots a plot that leads to his imprisonment for years. He decides to take revenge on Shawqi after he gets out of prison.

An aristocratic girl volunteers with the Red Crescent, where she meets a young doctor. They fall in love and agree to marry, but cruelty of fate forces the girl to marry a rich sheikh. Life becomes difficult for her, so she agrees to commit suicide. But her mother pushes her back when she reveals to her the dangerous secret that the young doctor is not... Except for her brother.