06-02-2025
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Hannah El Zahed Teases "Iqama Gabrya" Season 2 Possibility
Yara Sameh
Egyptian actress Hannah El Zahed has delivered a career-best performance as Salma, the devil with an angelic face, in Watch It's thriller TV series 'Iqama Gabrya'.
In "Iqama Gabrya", El Zahed plays Salma, a pharmacist who goes to therapy following the death by suicide of her husband (Played by Ahmed Hatem), who she confessed to killing during her first session with her psychiatrist Aida (Sabrien), soon meets a new man named Mosa (Mohamed El Sharnouby), who is later turned out to her son.
"Iqama Gabrya" hit the "Watch IT" streaming platform on January 8 with the series finale airing on Wednesday.
The series ends with Mosa turning Salma over to the police after discovering all the crimes she had committed. Salma gets jailed for her crimes and commits suicide, only to be discovered by the prison officer. The episode concludes with the sound of her breathing, showing that Salma did not die.
Throughout the run of the series, El Zahed has been sharing photos and videos, including fan-made videos, from the drama on social media.
With "Iqama Gabrya" coming to an end, the actress took to Instagram to tease the possibility of the series returning for a new season.
'Salma imposed house arrest on everyone who entered her life… Including you! Do you think it's over or is she still breathing?' El Zahed captioned, leaving the door open for the possibility of a second season.
In another post, she wrote,"Is that the sound of Salma's breathing? Is she still alive? She has 7 lives.. #Iqama_Gabrya 2".
The series also boasted a cast that included Aida Reyad, Mahmoud al Bezzawy, Tharaa Goubail, and more. It was scripted by Ahmed Adel, directed by Ahmed Samir Farag, and produced by Sabbah Pictures.
The drama consists of 10 episodes and marks the third collaboration between El Zahed and El Sharnouby. They collaborated for the first time in the TV series "Helwa El Donia Sokar" and the star-studded film 'Baad Saat Fi Youm Ma'.
