Tragic Farewell: Qatayef's Poisoned Demise Shatters ‘Welad El Shams' Orphanage
The orphanage plunged into profound grief, with Wela'a (Ahmed Malek), Moftah (Taha Desouky), and all the orphans mourning the loss of their beloved companion, leaving audiences grappling with the emotional aftermath of this pivotal scene.
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