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Shereen Reda to Star in TV Series "Al Nasab" at Netflix

Shereen Reda to Star in TV Series "Al Nasab" at Netflix

Yara Sameh
Egyptian actress Shereen Reda has signed on to star in the upcoming Netflix TV series "Al Nasab" (The Con) from Essam Abdel Hamid.
The series also stars Ali Kakouli, Fay Fouad, and more.
An exact release date has yet to be announced.
Reda was last seen in the Netflix TV series "Mawid Maa Elmady" (Echoes of The Past).
The cast also includes Asser Yassin, Mahmoud Hamida, Saba Mubarak, Rakeen Saad, Huda El Mufti, Sherif Salama, Mohamed Alaa, Mohamed Tharwat, Tamer Nabil, and more.
Produced by Charisma Group with executive producer Mohammad Mashish, the adaptation hails from scriptwriter Mohamed Al Masry and director Al Sadeer Massoud.
"Mawid Maa Elmady" consists of 8 episodes and is based on the Mexican thriller series "Quién mató a Sara?" (Who Killed Sara? in English).
The show ran for three seasons from March 2021 to May 2022 and follows Manolo Cardona as Álex, who was framed for the murder of his sister Sara.
Now he's out of prison he's on the hunt for revenge, as he tries to uncover the mystery of what happened.
'Mawid Maa Elmady' delves deep into the emotional and psychological turmoil of Yehia, whose life was torn apart by the murder of his sister, Nadia.
"After being wrongly convicted of her death and facing 15 years behind bars, Yahia's release is followed by a burning desire for revenge, where he will stop at nothing to find Nadia's real killer. His return sees old family wounds reopened, long-buried secrets come to life, and the reality that the truth never stays hidden forever," according to the official synopsis.

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