Kariss Bashar Excels in Her Role in "Bikhams Arwah" Kariss Bashar Portrays the Spontaneous and Rebellious Character "Samaher"

Syrian actress Kariss Bashar impressed viewers with her remarkable performance, portraying the character "Samaher" in the series "Bikhams Arwah", offering a dramatic role of a popular singer living in rural Damascus. The story spans from the 1980s to Beirut in 2026, blending social and psychological transformations.

The series is broadcast on Roya TV throughout the holy month of Ramadan, allowing the audience to follow the life of "Samaher" with all its challenges and conflicts.

Kariss Bashar brings "Samaher" to life with a remarkable blend of spontaneity and rebellion, inner fragility, and resilience, breaking away from the stereotypical portrayal of a popular singer, and offering a humane perspective that reflects the struggles of women in rural Damascus in a compelling dramatic context.

Clips of the series featuring her singing on stage have circulated online, prompting comparisons with popular singers on the artistic scene, with widespread praise for her strong presence.

Precision in Performance Bashar captured the character’s details with precision, reflecting the psychological and social transformations "Samaher" experiences within her family and daily environment, while maintaining the consistency of the character in non-singing scenes, proving her ability to build a fully rounded persona beyond the performative aspect.

The series also stars Qusai Khouli, Adel Karam, Rafiq Ali Ahmed, Talal Al-Jurdi, and Fadi Abi Samra, directed by Rami Hanna. "Bikhams Arwah" is considered one of the most prominent Arab drama works of 2026, notable for its diversity of eras, multiple characters, and rich conflicts.