The Sold Country

An Iraqi flavored series about different characters — a dreamer, taxi driver, hairdresser and the troublesome in comedic scenes about social problems.

Within the framework of the social drama, the events of the series revolve, where the family (Abdullah Al-Afour) lives in one house in the light of interdependence and unity, but with his son Ghazi assuming the position of a minister, things change, and many problems and personal interests appear, which affect the interdependence of this family.

The story revolves around a Kuwaiti man in his late fifties who fears that his fortune will be lost overnight due to an economic blow that will destroy him. He finds no escape except through his half-brother, who holds Saudi citizenship and lives in Dubai and works as a failed and unlucky veterinarian. Events begin to accelerate after they meet together in the midst of many funny paradoxes and amusing situations.

The events revolve around a group of elderly people and retirees, as they make the decision to enroll in literacy classes, and they go through daily mishaps.

In a comedy context, the series revolves around only two brothers from the father, (Taleb) and (Abdulsalam), each of whom lived his childhood away from the other to be an independent and different personality, and after years they meet by chance and have to live together, will each of them be able to adapt to the other?

In 1970s Kuwait, the blind but fearless Wedad stitches by day and sings behind the veil by night. When tragedy strikes her sister, survival becomes a quest for justice. Huda Hussain leads in a transformative role.

The tragedy of a country embodied in the life of Khatun, which owned beauty, money and power, and was chastity, so she saved her body from the arrogance of the governor and the injustice of her uncle to go on the journey of challenge, giving and pain

In this dramedy, eight women in their forties tackle life together, navigating its challenges and experiences, ranging from marriage and divorce, to motherhood, family, infidelity, money and much more…

A beautiful Virgin girl is born at the prime of her parents fame, Their kept their focus on their career at her expense. Until she is exposed to a painful setback and decide to keep it a secret.

Love challenges war, Yasar and Yara face all obstacles that prevent their marriage and decide to escape away from the grudges of parents and their battles towards a safe haven under church bells, but fate snatches hope

Living under Ottoman rule, the series sheds light on the challenges and hardships they face, from a complex conflict between them and the occupiers in an eventful time period ranging from the 18th to the 19th century

Taking place in Baghdad, the story follows the nurse Wahiba and her life in the Iraqi capital during the nineties, as it focuses on the suffering of the Iraqi people during that period of the economic embargo on Iraq.

The day when greed dominated life, the monuments and the banks money did not survive from the thieves and gangs its the time when the new rich people and Al Bashawat controlled the city

the series about a love story beteween Nabeel and Huda but because of the problems that happened between them, so the story ended in a dramatic way.

The nurse (Ms. Wahiba) returns again in this part, with the struggles and problems of young people in our advanced society, and with the entry of technology and the Internet world into the home.

A thrilling Iraqi drama that dives into the world of organised crime — kidnapping, forgery and an intense battle between a professional gang and law enforcement. Every decision has a price, and every mistake could be the last.

(Harsh) is a smart, simple, brave person who loves (Al-Mukhtar's) daughter, and romantic stories take place between them. He works as a seller of cooking pots, and he and his brother apply for a government job near the shop of the chief merchant. As for his brother (Warsh), he is an eccentric person who always brags about his family's past, and makes rash decisions that cause problems and troubles for both of them.

After living abroad, Yusuf returned to his homeland, but he struggled to adjust and felt a sense of not belonging—until he met a simple girl. For the first time since his return, he felt a sense of belonging. The question is: is what he is feeling now real, or just a passing emotion?

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