25-03-2025
Meet the Masterminds: 6 Directors Behind This Ramadan's Hits
Just a few days separate us from the end of Ramadan — a season that felt incredibly rich, packed with captivating stories and standout performances. But it's not just the on-screen talent that deserves the spotlight. Behind every drama is a creative force making it all happen. Here's to the filmmakers and directors who brought their artistic vision to life in the most powerful and memorable ways.
Shady Abdel Salam
If you've watched Welad El Shams, you'll understand why Shady tops our list. His directorial vision is evident in every episode—crafting a well-structured narrative that keeps you hooked while delivering visually striking frames that heighten the whole viewing experience.
Kawthar Younis
She's a woman who truly understands what resonates with women everywhere. Her mark was felt this Ramadan with 80 Bako, leaving audiences waiting for the effortlessly relatable and engaging lines she brings to our screens.
Khaled El Halafawi
Over the past three years, Khaled El Halafawi and the on-screen family he built in Kamel El Adad have found a special place in everyone's hearts. When a connection this genuine touches the audience, it's a clear sign of a brilliant director who truly understands how to make emotional acting feel real and heartfelt.
Khaled Diab
He knows exactly when and where to give space to the talents he's working with—striking the perfect balance between delivering his vision and listening. That skill was on full display in Ashghal Shaqa, across both parts, where his direction brought out layered performances while keeping everything in sync with the story's rhythm.
Mohamed Shakir Khodeir
From the very first frame of Ekhwaty, you can instantly sense Mohamed Shakir Khodeir's signature touch. He never fails to captivate his audience with unexpected stories and bold twists. This one quickly became a favorite for many—and it's safe to say that it will stay in the audience's memory for a long time.
Karim El Shenawy
It's no surprise that every frame carrying Karim El Shenawy's name makes you want to applaud—but this Ramadan, it feels like he's outdoing himself. With Lam Shamseya, Karim keeps us on the edge of our seats with every episode, proving once again that he knows exactly how to build tension and keep audiences hooked.
Which of these directors left the biggest impression on you this Ramadan?
