Adam, an Egyptian television series presented in Ramadan 1432 AH / 2011, written by Ahmed Mahmoud Abu Zeid, directed by Mohammed Sami, and starring: Tamer Hosni, Mai Izz Aldin, Dora, Majed Masri, Ahmed Zaher, Dina Fouad.

Mustafa Al-Helaly is a university professor and head of the 'Virtue Party', who decides to run for parliament, but his life turns upside down after the retired dancer Sou'ad claims that he's the father of her reckless young daughter Nancy as a result of a one-night stand that happened 20 years ago.

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The story revolves around an Arabic school teacher who is admired by his students. When his son is assaulted by some spoiled teenagers at the club, their parents force him to withdraw his police report and events escalate.

After the Arabic language teacher travels outside Egypt in despair, he returns after a while to his hometown in Bab Al Khalq to be surprised by many changes that foretell a possibly mysterious future, whereupon he tries to coexist and keep pace with them to ensure the continuation of life.

A young man (Mohammed Ramadan) travels from Qena to Cairo for work, but the only job he can find is as a painter. He is constantly running into trouble, as he deals both with his extreme poverty and his desire to live a decent life for his mother. His world gets turned upside down when he finds himself way in over his head, and it becomes clear that he must find a way out before it is too late.

Haifa plays two identical twins, Maryam, a mute lady after her father's death in a car accident, and is in serious trouble with her husband and the other is businesswoman Malak who tries to get closer to businessman Nadim (Khaled Al Nabawi) to carry out an advertising campaign for his farm.

Three women seek justice due to the difficult daily situation which sexual harassment causes in the streets of Cairo, Egypt.

When their wealthy father dies, the four sons are shocked to discover that he stipulated in his will that they can't get their inheritance unless they remain unwed till the age of forty. Motivated by the problems he faced because he married young, the father has now left his sons in a tough spot.

El-Limby lives in a decrepit neighborhood with his mother Faransa and he develops feelings for his neighbor. However, her father objects to their marriage, and El-Limby's mother encourages him to find a job to provide for his family-to-be.

Hamada is so desperate to get rich that he participates in all TV competitions hoping to win one day. Fate smiles on him and he indeed wins a sum of 1 million dollars. But life is not a wish-granting factory, is it?

The film is set in the span of eight hours in the region of downtown Cairo, exploring the variety of characters present in the busy town, and several problems they face in their daily lives, in addition to the economical crisis the whole country is facing.

The events revolve around the high divorce rates in Egypt and their negative impact on children. a lawyer who is in conflict with his wife, which draws his attention to the issue. He decides to advocate for the rights of children who have been harmed due to disputes, divorces, or separations between their parents, within a comedic framework.

Adam returns after a long journey of life's distractions; he discovers that he wasted much of his life working without paying attention to his friends and his Lord, which makes him more eager to make up for everything he missed previously.