Episode 9 of El Ghawy: Tamer Shaltout is Killed by Order of El Khawaga
In the ninth episode of the series El Ghawy, El Khawaga decides to eliminate Tamer Shaltout through his right-hand man, Ghareeb, after discovering Shaltout's betrayal and secret deal with Mohamed Lotfy to sell the watch.
Ghareeb carries out the order and kills Shaltout — a punishment for his betrayal and alliance with El Khawaga's enemies.
The series is a 15-episode drama, written by Tarek Kashf and Mahmoud Zahran, directed by Mando El Adl, and produced by Synergy. It features a star-studded cast including Ahmed Mekky, Aïcha Ben Ahmed, Amr Abdel Gelil, and Ahmed Bedeir, with Tamer Shaltout playing one of the key roles.
The story follows Shams El Adawy, a man living in an old Cairo neighborhood. After years of involvement in crime and thuggery with his friends, Shams decides to repent and leave that life behind. However, his world turns upside down when one of his close friends is wrongfully accused and faces injustice.
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