A new trailer has emerged for “We Forget What Was,” an upcoming 30-episode Egyptian drama starring Yasmin Abdelaziz and Karim Fahmy,set too premiere during the highly anticipated Ramadan television season. The series promises a blend of tragic romance and behind-the-scenes exploration of the entertainment industry, themes that have proven popular with regional audiences. Penned by Amr mahmoud Yassin and directed by Mohamed khabiri, “We Forget What Was” marks the latest collaboration between Abdelaziz and Fahmy following their work on “And Lovers Meet.”
The teaser trailer for Egyptian star Yasmin Abdelaziz’s upcoming series, “We Forget What Was,” has sparked anticipation ahead of its premiere during the Ramadan drama season.
A Tragic Love Story
The trailer reveals Abdelaziz portraying a famous artist involved in a passionate love affair with a young man from a working-class neighborhood. Their relationship takes a devastating turn, leaving a profound emotional impact on her life – a sentiment powerfully expressed when she says, “No one has ever hurt me like you have.”
Psychological Struggles
The trailer hints at the protagonist navigating a complex series of crises and psychological battles throughout the dramatic storyline. Ramadan is a particularly important television season in the Arab world, and this series is already generating significant buzz.
The World of Fame
The series also promises to delve into the behind-the-scenes realities and pressures of the entertainment industry, serving as a central theme of the show.
The Creative Team
“We Forget What Was” consists of 30 episodes and stars Yasmin Abdelaziz alongside Karim Fahmy, Mohamed Lotfy, Sherine Reda, Edward, Injy Kiwan, Ilham Wagdy, Khaled Serhan, Mona Fadel, Wael Abdelaziz, and Laila Ezz El Arab. The series is written by Amr Mahmoud Yassin and directed by Mohamed Khabiri.
Abdelaziz’s Recent Work
Yasmin Abdelaziz recently starred in “And Lovers Meet,” alongside Karim Fahmy, Khaled Selim, Salah Abdallah, Rushwan Tawfiq, Anoushka, Nicole Saba, Basant Shawky, and Nada Moussa. That series was also written by Amr Mahmoud Yassin and directed by Mohamed Khabiri.
