Written by: Mustafa Al-Qasabi
Sunday, March 26, 2023 12:29 AM
The artist, Hala Sedky, the mother of the artist, Mohamed Ramadan, learned in the third episode of the series Jaafar Al-Omda, that her son, the artist, married for the fourth time to the artist Zina, and she told him: “The fourth, Jaafar, is not enough for the 3 that you have .. Why do you decide to bring sugar for yourself?”
During the events of the episode, Muhammad Ramadan learned that the artist Munther Rayhana, who embodies the character “Shawki Fathallah”, was close to leaving prison, as he was imprisoned after he shot Muhammad Ramadan and proceeded to kill him.
At the end of the third episode of the Jaafar Al-Omda series, the artist Iman Al-Assi, who appears as Dalal Fathallah, coincides with her father, the artist Tariq Al-Nahri, in front of her house in Mrs. Zainab, and he admonished her after he and her family interrupted him after they caused her miscarriage.
During Iman Al-Assi’s conversation with her father, Tariq Al-Nahri, her brother, the artist Ahmed Abdullah, who appears as “Karm Fathallah”, slapped her on the face in the street in front of everyone, and one of the people went to Jaafar Al-Omda, who is embodied by the artist Mohamed Ramadan, to inform him of the matter, and the episode ended.
The third episode of the Jaafar El-Omda series witnessed the artist, Mohamed Ramadan, taking his fourth wife, the artist, Zina, to his home in the Sayeda Zainab area, amidst a state of astonishment from his three wives. They are: Menna Fadali, Iman Al-Assi, and Mai Kassab. The three wives of Ramadan tried to assault Zina, but he saved her.
The third episode of the Jaafar El-Omda series witnessed the refusal of the hero of the work, the artist Mohamed Ramadan, the artist Zina’s condition to marry him, and Zina asked him to agree to marry him in return for taking 40 million pounds to get her father out of prison, the character embodied by the artist Bayoumi Fouad, but he offered her another offer, saying He said: “We will get married if you love me and our relationship was sweet. I will give you the money. If you don’t love me, as soon as you ask for a divorce, I will divorce you.”
And Zina said to him: “Suppose you married us and you were deceiving me.” Ramadan replied: “My father, may God have mercy on him, teach me that I am a man whose appointment we have spoken to tomorrow in the sheikhdom of Al-Azhar.”
Zina agreed to marry Muhammad Ramadan in the last scene of the second episode, which was shown yesterday, and she was forced to agree to this marriage after Muhammad Ramadan refused her request to borrow 40 million pounds in order to help her father, whose role embodies the artist Bayoumi Fouad and his release from prison.
The events of the series revolve around a popular social framework, around Jaafar Al-Omda (Muhammad Ramadan), who is in his fourth decade of life, has 3 wives, owns contracting companies, and enters into many conflicts, whether at work or away from work, then during his career he meets “Aida” ( Zina), and he gets to know her, and a story arises between them, full of surprises that the events reveal.
The series “Jaafar El-Omda” was written and directed by Mohamed Sami, and participated in the script and dialogue, Mohab Tariq, and produced by Media Hub Saadi – Jawhar, starring Mohamed Ramadan, Zina, Hala Sedky, Iman Al-Assi, May Kassab, Menna Fadali, Ahmed Dash, Munther Riahna, Essam El-Sakka. Farida Saif Al-Nasr, Magdy Badr, Ahmed Fahim, Doaa Hakam, Ahmed Dash, Bayoumi Fouad, Farida Saif Al-Nasr, Juri Bakr, When She Was Tucked, Tariq Al-Nahri, Imad Safwat, Ahmed Abdullah.
The song “I am able” for the series “Jaafar El-Omda” starring the star Mohamed Ramadan, sung by singer Ahmed Saad, has achieved more than a million views on the famous YouTube video site, and the song is still achieving great views, especially since the series is one of the important works in the season. Ramadan.
“I am able”, in which the poet Hisham Al-Jakh participates, sung by Ahmed Saad, and composed by Haitham Nabil. Saad is scheduled to present several quatrains in the series “Jaafar Al-Omda”.
