Khalifa finds himself responsible for raising his mother, who has special needs, and taking care of her before he reaches the age of ten, after his father abandoned her and his grandmother passed away leaving this boy with this great responsibility, to grow up a Khalifa in a life full of sacrifices, as he did not live his childhood, his youth, or any other stage of his life.

Al-Tartanji's comic play "Al-Tartanqi" presented its successful performances in a number of Gulf cities, and presented three shows during the Dubai Shopping Festival 2012, at the Indian School Theater from February 2 to February 4, 2012. Tariq Al-Ali, Dawood Hussein, Maryam Hussein and Amal participated in this work. Abbas and Shehab Hajiya, Sultan Al-Ali, Sultan Al-Faraj, Muhammad Bash, Martina and Hani Al-Tabakh, the play written by Ayman Al-Hubail and directed by Alaa Morsi

In the Al-Fareej neighborhood on the shores of the sea in the United Arab Emirates, a young man named Mansour and a girl named Kaltham are in the prime of their lives. Mansour is in love with Kaltham and tries in every way to get her attention. When he finds the best way to do so is by buying her a gift, he finds himself in a predicament of having to come up with the money to buy it.

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