Mohamed Sami Retires—But These Shows Will Always Be Iconic
Mohamed Sami, the director behind some of the most talked-about Egyptian dramas, has officially announced his retirement from directing television series.
In a heartfelt Facebook post, Sami revealed that he had made this decision a while ago but was tied to existing contracts. Now, with the completion of Esh Esh and Sayed El Nas, he is stepping away from TV dramas after a career spanning nearly 15 years.
While his retirement marks the end of an era, it also gives us a perfect reason to look back on the series that made us love his work.
Esh Esh
One of his final works, Esh Esh is a rollercoaster of emotions packed with drama, action, and unexpected twists. The show is keeping audiences on the edge of their seats, proving that Sami knows exactly how to leave on a high note.
Gaafar El Omda
Gaafar El Omda was an instant classic, giving us an unforgettable main character played by Mohamed Ramadan. The story followed a tough but deeply vulnerable businessman seeking justice and revenge, with Sami’s signature intense storytelling making every episode a trending moment.
Al Prince
A family feud turned into a full-blown war; Al Prince had betrayal, revenge, and heartbreak at its core. Ahmed Zaher’s villain role became a meme-worthy phenomenon, and Sami’s direction ensured every twist hit hard, making this one of the most gripping dramas of its time.
Al Ostora
The series that turned Mohamed Ramadan into an icon, Al Ostora was all about power, ambition, and survival. Following a young man caught between the streets and his dreams, this action-packed drama was pure adrenaline and remains a fan-favorite.
Hekayet Hayat
A psychological thriller that had everyone questioning reality, Hekayet Hayat starred Ghada Abdel Razek in one of her most intense roles. With shocking reveals and mind games, Sami proved he could do psychological drama just as well as action.
Ma’a Sabq Alesrar
A legal drama filled with scandal, mystery, and courtroom battles, Ma’a Sabq Alesrar showed Ghada Abdel Razek as a fierce lawyer taking on enemies at every turn. Packed with suspense and power plays, it kept audiences hooked till the last scene.
The End of an Era
Mohamed Sami’s departure from TV drama marks the end of a chapter in Egyptian entertainment. His work shaped modern storytelling and created unforgettable moments for viewers.
While he may be stepping away from series, his legacy will continue to influence directors and audiences for years to come. Here’s to celebrating his iconic works and the impact he left on the industry!
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