Tamer Habib: A Drama with Wide Dimensions Tamer Habib Sends a Congratulatory Message to the Makers of "Molana"

Egyptian screenwriter Tamer Habib praised the drama series Molana, starring actor Taim Hasan, which was aired during the Ramadan drama season, considering it one of the most prominent works that presented a comprehensive experience combining human depth with an epic narrative in a striking visual and storytelling style.

Habib expressed his great admiration for the work, which was broadcast on the “Roya” channel, describing it on his Instagram account as a drama with wide dimensions that blends human, social, psychological, and political elements. He noted that he had just finished watching the final episode as the dramatic journey came to an end, and extended a message of thanks and congratulations to all those involved in the production for this level of quality and creativity.

The series revolves around the character “Jaber,” who escapes from a heavy past burdened with pressures and disappointments, only to find himself confronting a society that did not grant him a real chance to survive. This pushes him to make a decisive choice by assuming a different identity, leading him into a series of unexpected transformations in the course of his life.

As events progress, “Jaber” arrives at a remote village whose inhabitants live in anticipation of the “savior,” where the story gradually turns into a complex test between reality and illusion. He intelligently exploits this collective belief to reshape his position within the community, transitioning from a fugitive into a central figure who gains the villagers’ appreciation.

The series features a large ensemble of actors alongside Taim Hasan, while the direction was handled by Samer Al-Barkawi, who presented a cohesive directorial vision that supported the script and highlighted its visual and dramatic dimensions, in a complete work that succeeded in capturing attention and achieving a notable presence within the drama season.