“Al Zaman Al Da’ea” is a Lebanese drama about Dr. Raafat, whose life falls apart after a tragic accident linked to his attempts to save his seriously ill daughter. In the aftermath, he becomes entangled in a web of lies involving a young girl he encounters, leading to mistaken identities and moral compromises. As time passes, secrets surface and relationships unravel. The series explores guilt, loss, deception, and how one moment can irreversibly change many lives.

This Lebanese melodrama follows intertwined relationships marked by jealousy, rivalry, and emotional conflict, particularly between women navigating love, reputation, and social judgment. As romantic bonds form and break, characters like Nisreen, Rabi‘, Zina, and Rania become entangled in a cycle of betrayal and shifting loyalties. The story reflects traditional family and societal pressures, where moral perception and personal desire collide, leading to escalating tension, emotional breakdowns, and competing versions of loyalty and love within the group.

Al Haram (2016) follows a tightly woven family and social drama where romantic relationships become entangled with betrayal, jealousy, and moral conflict. As personal choices collide with family expectations, hidden tensions and past grievances begin to surface, disrupting bonds between siblings, partners, and close friends. The series explores how trust can quickly unravel within intimate circles, where love, rivalry, and emotional manipulation create escalating consequences that reshape relationships and expose deeper fractures within the family structure.

A Lebanese thriller set in Beirut, following Nasim, a writer who returns home after years abroad when her father is hospitalised — only to find her closest friends being murdered one by one. Detective Karim M'alouf suspects the crimes are linked to Nasim's mysterious past. Tangled family secrets, a serial killer, and a rekindled romance make for a gripping and layered story.

Yasmina (ياسمينة) follows intertwined romantic and social storylines centred around Yasmina, a young woman navigating love, family expectations, and emotional conflict within a close-knit community. As relationships develop, misunderstandings, jealousy, and outside influence begin to strain bonds between characters, creating tension and heartbreak. The series explores themes of loyalty, reputation, and emotional resilience, showing how personal choices and social pressure shape relationships over time in a traditional environment where love is often tested by circumstance and judgment.

If the Earth Is Round follows a fractured Lebanese family forced to face buried truths after a shocking event disrupts their lives. As secrets emerge, feelings of guilt, denial, and regret resurface, exposing long-standing wounds between generations. Each character is pushed to reassess their choices, beliefs, and relationships. The drama explores how one revelation can reshape trust, identity, and responsibility, turning everyday bonds into fragile connections strained by consequence and memory.