Yara is a talented young actress who has a relationship with Omar, a successful engineer who took over the management of his father's company. Nay, Yara's younger sister is a good girl at heart, but her relationship with the foolhardy, Nader alters her life to that of recklessness and drugs.

This Lebanese melodrama follows interconnected characters navigating love, betrayal, and shifting loyalties within a close-knit social setting. Relationships are shaped by hidden motives, emotional conflict, and the contrast between outward appearances and reality. As tensions rise, personal choices trigger wider consequences across families and communities. With overlapping storylines and recurring themes, the narrative explores how trust, deception, and power struggles gradually unravel lives in a world driven by reputation and desire.

Shawareh Al Zol (Streets of Humiliation) follows interconnected lives within a struggling urban environment where poverty, corruption, and moral compromise shape everyday survival. As characters navigate financial hardship and social pressure, relationships become strained by betrayal, desperation, and shifting loyalties. The series explores how individuals are pushed into difficult choices that test their integrity, revealing the emotional and psychological cost of living in a world where dignity is constantly challenged and rarely protected.

“Al Armala Wal Shaytan” is a Lebanese drama about a woman accused of killing her husband to inherit his wealth, forcing her into a life marked by suspicion and survival. She later marries Jad, a charming but double-faced man whose true nature slowly unravels. The story also follows Karen, trapped in an abusive marriage, and Ajiah, whose obsession with controlling her sister’s money drives betrayal and moral conflict.

This Lebanese melodrama centres on intertwined relationships disrupted by betrayal, infidelity, and emotional turmoil. As friendships and marriages fracture, characters navigate jealousy, moral dilemmas, and the consequences of their actions within a judgmental social environment. Themes of loyalty, domestic conflict, and personal responsibility unfold through escalating confrontations, revealing how trust is broken and tested. The series highlights the emotional cost of deception and the fragile balance between love, reputation, and societal expectations.

Haneen Al Dam (2018) follows a multi-generational family drama rooted in a tragic past that continues to shape the present. As long-hidden crimes and injustices resurface, relationships between relatives become strained by guilt, revenge, and unresolved trauma. The story moves across different time periods, revealing how one man’s actions trigger lasting consequences for an entire family, where love, loyalty, and identity are constantly tested by the weight of the past.