TOD Studios unveils new series ‘Fi Lahza' for Ramadan 2025
Starring Ahmed Fahmi and Myrna Noureldin, the drama unfolds a story of love, betrayal and vengeance.
TOD, the subscription-based OTT platform by beIN Media Group, has announced the launch of Fi Lahza ( Turning Point ), a TOD Studios production.
Spanning 30 episodes, the series delves into the fragile boundary between love and hate, where a single act of betrayal sets off a chain reaction of unforeseen consequences. As emotions intensify and alliances are tested, the relentless pursuit of justice collides with the desire for revenge, unravelling hidden truths along the way.
Directed by Ahmed Khaled and scripted by Hisham Hilal, Fi Lahza boasts a star-studded cast led by Ahmed Fahmi as Seif Wahby and Myrna Noureldin as Farida. Joining them are Naglaa Badr, Edouward, Safaa El Toukhy, Ahmed Maged, Sarah El Chamy, Yousef Othman, Nour Mahmoud, Aicel Ramzy, Youssef Wahby and Gala Hesham, who bring to life a tale of passion, betrayal and power struggles.
Scheduled to premiere during Ramadan, Fi Lahza will be available exclusively on TOD for viewers across the MENA region, further expanding the platform's lineup of premium Arabic originals.
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