

Overview
Fatima loves her neighbor Ahmed very much, so she helps him with what she can from her salary, and she sticks to this love even after he is arrested and serves his sentence in prison for participating in the robbery of one of the shops, and after he gets out of prison, Fatima helps him find work in one of the factories, so he falls in love with, The factory owner's daughter sought after by many, and over time begins to evade his love for Fatima for the sake of Soissons.
Top Cast

Magda Al Sabahi
فاطمة

Sabah
سوسن

Shoukry Sarhan
أحمد

Seraj Muneer
والد سوسن

Ferdous Mohamed
ام فاطمة

Olwiya Gamil

Mahmood Al-Meleji

Abdelsalam Al-Nabulsi

Adly Kasseb
وكيل النيابة

Soraya Hassan
فتحية

Abdel Moneim Basyouni
Abdel Aziz Ghonaim
Key Film Crew
Production Stats
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