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Guys, what you’re doing won’t work, we’re on the show.
To hell with you, your show, and Hadi Al-Ayoubi, I’m not filming.
To hell with you, your show, and Hadi Al-Ayoubi, I’m not filming.
Guys, this isn’t right, honestly, it’s not worth it.
What do you mean it’s not worth it? What do you mean not worth it?
If he agreed with me on certain names and told me he registered them, then lied,
how am I supposed to trust him? How?
By the way, this isn’t the first time you’ve done this, Mohamed.
Remember the girl who kept messaging you on WhatsApp?
You asked who she was, I told you she’s our neighbor, but in the end, she turned out to be your ex.
Well, she’s our neighbor and at the same time, she’s my ex. I didn’t lie about anything.
And that was back in the engagement days. How do you still remember her?
Just like you remember her, maybe you miss her.
Just like you remember her, maybe you miss her.
Miss her? I honestly don’t remember anything. Don’t talk, man.
Girl, calm down, this isn’t the time for fighting. We want to film the show, come on.
This is a once-in-a-lifetime show.
Wait, hold on, for the sake of anything.
For the sake of the poor boy we found.
Let him come out with us on the show so his family can see him.
The lady said not to cut off my bread during the introduction.
Come on, girl, calm down now.
Alright, I swear to God, tomorrow morning I’ll go on foot and change their names one by one.
But come on, let’s start the show.
Can he change their names?
Yes, of course he can, right, man?
Yes, of course, editor sir, is that possible?
Yes, yes, it’s possible.
Guys, is it possible to change the name?
Yes, of course.
We all said whatever the kids want to say, right?
Alright then, Shorouq, for my sake.
You’ll change them one by one.
One by one, but we’ll keep Rashad for a reason.
I’m joking with you, I’m joking.
One by one.
Alright, alright, I’ll change them all. Just write them down on a paper so I don’t forget.
Okay.
Okay, let’s go.
Welcome, you’ve honored us.
To start, Mr. Mohamed, could you introduce yourself to the viewers?
What do you do? Tell us about yourself.
Well, ma’am Hadi, I’m just a very ordinary person.
I work as an employee at Blue Telecom.
Nice.
Recently, I started working as an Uber driver using a friend’s car.
Great.
Actually, I’ve loved writing since I was young and had many dreams.
Wow.
But suddenly, I found myself with seven kids and my life turned upside down.
I started having huge problems.
Calm down, calm down, but Mr. Mohamed, what happened?
Are you going to tell everything from the first question?
There’s still a question coming about the problems and everything.
But a little later, don’t rush.
Sorry, sorry, my apologies.
And you, Ms. Shorouq, could you introduce yourself?
I’m Shorouq, a Fine Arts graduate.
Fine Arts, so you’re an artist.
Why are they clapping? I don’t understand.
I’m a graphic designer and now a mother.
Wow.
Alright, and you?
In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.
You’re the kids’ grandfather, right?
Yes, of course.
Welcome, they told me to welcome you.
Welcome.
Mr. Mohamed, could you first tell me, before we talk about these lovely kids, how you met Shorouq?
We’re going to fix something, ma’am, with your permission.
Okay, go ahead, sir.
Thank God.
We were about to say something, I didn’t understand.
I saw you in the metro.
Okay, great.
Look guys, you’re amazing.
But I feel like you’re a bit nervous.
Can we calm down a bit and not be nervous?
Talk as if you’re speaking to a close friend.
Okay.
Alright.
The next question will be about your feelings and the problems you faced after giving birth.
Get ready with your answers and calm down, don’t get nervous until they fix the lighting, okay?
Thank God, the question we've been waiting for.
Yes.
Shorouq, I'm telling you, if you see that I forgot something, help me immediately, don’t stay silent.
Okay, let’s review together what we’re going to say.
Look, talk about the kids’ milk first.
Then talk about the salaries and how insufficient they are.
Then talk about the salaries and how insufficient they are.
I want to understand, where is the camera filming me?
I’m afraid I’m looking the wrong way.
I don’t know, Dad, look at any camera, it won’t make a difference.
No, how?
Sorry, sorry.
The kids’ milk.
Let’s go, teachers.
Come on, sir.
Let’s go.
Let’s go.
Mr. Mohamed, can you tell us how you felt when you found out you were going to be a father to seven twins?
And what were the biggest problems you faced after the birth of that many?
Honestly, Ms. Hadi, the biggest problem we faced was that we can’t walk.
Stop.
Please, mother, quiet the children because of the noise.
Okay, okay, I’m sorry, really.
Shorouq, we said quiet them properly.
Please, this is the question we’ve been waiting for, I want to talk.
Okay, they’re quiet now, that’s it.
Thank you, ma’am, great.
Let’s start.
Of course, you forgot the question.
No, it’s fine.
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Mr. Mohamed, tell me how you felt when you found out you were going to be a father to seven twins.
Mr. Mohamed, tell me how you felt when you found out you were going to be a father to seven twins.
And what problems did you face after the birth of that many?
Honestly, Ms. Hadi, I won’t hide it from you, our biggest problem was...
No, this will take us until morning.
Guys, please, can someone do something, please?
Whoa, whoa.
Mr. Ayman, it looks like they’re playing, look what he’s doing.
Go ahead, what’s this?
We look like we’re joking around.
We look like we’re joking around.
First, I don’t want you to worry at all.
Second, the director knows well what he’s doing.
Let’s start.
Come on, guys, let’s start, get ready.
And Mr. Abu Badla, why have you been staring at us like that since morning?
Dad, dad.
I’m looking at my camera.
Excuse me, you have nothing to do with the cameras, just look at Ms. Hadi.
Look at me.
Let’s go.
Can you tell me how you felt
when you found out you were going to be a father to seven twins?
And what problems did you face
after the birth of that many?
It’s a very difficult feeling, of course, Ms. Hadi.
At first, I was shocked and thought of terminating the pregnancy out of fear.
But I didn’t do that, of course, because it’s forbidden.
But, you see, to provide for them,
just their basic needs of milk,
diapers, and such,
we need at least 35,000 pounds a month, can you imagine?
And my salary is seven thousand and some change.
And Shorouq’s manager fired her.
No, no, no, cut, cut, cut.
What’s wrong, ma’am? The kids are quiet now.
What’s this depressing talk, ma’am?
Guys, we want to make a nice episode.
Let’s avoid these negative vibes.
But these are our problems.
And what do you want me to answer then?
When I asked you about the problems,
I meant the nice problems,
not the problems you just mentioned at all.
What nice problems?
Like, for example, you can’t sleep well,
you argue about who will carry this one,
and who will change that one.
Those are the things, not what you said.
Ms. Hadi, when I came to your program,
I came to say what I’m saying now,
to get the message across to people,
to reach my manager at least so he understands my situation,
because every now and then he deducts from my pay without reason.
When I came to your program,
To the landlord who suddenly raised my rent
To all these people
No one feels for us at all
No, really, sir
This kind of talk is not part of our program at all
Guys, we want the vibes
of the episode to be cheerful
We brought you here to celebrate
In a lovely evening, we want to entertain people
Not to make them upset
Okay, sir, then who should we tell our real problems to?
Tell me
But after the show
I will listen to you and do everything you want
Alright
But don’t ruin the episode for me
We will repeat all that again
And I will tell you the answers and you will answer with the answers I give you
Without adding a single word
Alright
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and action
Of course, my feeling was a very beautiful feeling
I mean, that day of birth
I consider it the happiest day of my life
Actually, for a long time
Since I was little
It was my life’s dream to have seven
twins
And thank God, with a bit of sweet effort
I was able to achieve that dream
I don’t want to tell you, life with the kids
is pure delight
I mean, all of it
Sweet problems
Funny situations
Thank God, I’m very happy
God
It really is something rare and wonderful
And indescribable
May God bless you with them
Okay, and you, Shorouq, don’t you want to tell us
about a nice situation that happened at the week celebration
We didn’t have a week celebration, I mean
Unfortunately, because of the current situation
cut
Oh mama, my dear
I told you, we are an entertainment program
Say we had a week celebration
And something happened, whatever, nonsense
No one will check behind you
Cheer up the episode, guys, what’s going on?
And we are hosting Zilzal’s victims
Okay, I’m sorry
God, this is a tough job
What about the kids, the daughter of the—
What about these kids? They neither stop nor get full
But but
One of the best episodes
I have done
All positive energy because of
these sweet babies
I wished it wouldn’t end but unfortunately
The program time is over
But before we end our episode, we want to give
a valuable gift to Mohamed and Shorouq from the program
So they always remember us with it
And now we have reached the end
Of our episode, wait for us
In a new episode of Ayoubi Show
Okay
Ms. Hadi
Thank you, guys, really, you were
amazing, the episode was very nice
God bless you, we were honored, really
To be with you, but with your permission
Because I’m in a hurry, I have an important event on the coast
Wait a second, but you said after the episode
You will listen to our problems, we won’t take more than five minutes exactly
Yes, yes, Ayman
Come on, do everything they want
Okay, Ms. Hadi
One last request, sorry
Wait a second
This is a film I wrote
I haven’t handed it to anyone yet, honestly
I just wish, if you could give it to any star
Among those you meet or a producer or director
Believe me, anyone who reads this film
Will like it very much
Ayman
Hold this thing, Ayman, and do what she wants
Come on, give it to me
Dad, let’s go
Come on, come on, let's go.
Let's just go to the rest area before they close here.
Let's just go to the rest area before they close here.
What are all these problems, sir?
These aren't problems, it's normal human stuff.
But how are we going to solve all this?
The blessing is with Mrs. Hadi.
And of course with you, Mr. Ayman.
So you also surely have your say.
Honestly, I'm just like you, I have no say or anything.
But I promise you,
I will deliver everything you said to Mrs. Hadi.
Okay, please,
even if you don't do anything,
don't forget to pass this film
to any good actor
to any good actor
who visits you here.
Believe me, this will be the greatest favor you've done for me.
Don't worry, it's a trust.
Thank you very much, Mr. Ayman.
Goodbye.
Goodbye.
I swear by God.
I swear by God.
A presenter and a show
that are completely useless.
Yes, really, dad.
Yes, really, dad.
And we thought she would help us solve all our problems.
And I wish it was just that.
The presenter lady only asked me
one question.
All the questions were for you and Mohamed.
You two talked about everything.
Is that okay?
Come on, son.
What are you waiting for?
Mohamed, dad, we're waiting for Mohamed.
So, our last hope is lost.
What are we going to do then?
Mohamed,
Honestly, all I have in my pocket is 150 pounds.
And there are still 10 days left until payday.
No, don't even count that salary.
Because it's all going to rent.
But what about us and the kids? Where will we eat from?
God willing, things will get better.
It's a blessing from God, sir, but how?
Listen.
I've told you before,
the only solution is to travel.
Don't run away from the issue, Mohamed.
Traveling for you is not a choice.
Don't shout.
There's nothing we haven't tried here.
Travel, travel, travel.
Okay, Shorouq, I will travel.
And work any job, so you can relax.
And work any job, so you can relax.
But where is this job opportunity?
Or is the job abroad right in front of me and I'm the one refusing?
Travel on a tourist visa, look
for a job there, everyone does that.
And suppose you travel and don't find a job,
what will we do then?
What are you doing here anyway, Mohamed?
You're sleeping on the floor like this.
No one has ever gone and returned without finding a job.
It hasn't happened before.
The job won't come to you.
I know the job won't come to me.
So what should I do?
I'll call a friend of mine and ask her,
I'll call a friend of mine and ask her,
because her brother works in Saudi Arabia.
He'll tell us what's required
and help you find a job.
Okay, Shorouq.
Do whatever you think is right.
By the way, Mohamed, your wife is right.
You should have done this from the start.
Even before the baby was born.
I don't understand what you're sitting here for.
Do you think
you'll succeed and become a famous author?
By the way, the author of Harry Potter,
By the way, the author of Harry Potter,
J.K. Rowling, the author, not Harry, not Potter, man.
Grow up, son, and stop being naive.
It's not just writing, Shouqi.
That's what makes me not want to travel.
So what is it then?
I'm actually afraid of being abroad.
I feel like I'm not the person
who can handle it there.
About the places and people I love
What is this?
You’re going to act like Mohamed Fouad
Social club, come on
And you’ve always liked sitting alone
And you’ve always liked sitting alone
And disappearing for two weeks or more
No one knows anything about you
And then, is there anyone who knows you besides me?
Your mother
My mother
Come on, my mother?
Who else?
Alright, Shawky
Maybe you’re right
But the feeling that I can come talk to you anytime like this
Sit and tell you my problems
We sit and joke together
Or just sit with my wife even without talking
I don’t know how to express that to you, Shawky
I am
I am
A person who likes to sit alone
But at the same time, I don’t like solitude
There must be people around me to feel reassured
You understand what I mean?
No, I don’t understand anything you’re saying
You’re saying contradictory things anyway
That talk doesn’t put bread on the table, Mohamed
Son, travel
Don’t be foolish
Don’t be like many others who failed
Trust God and travel
Trust God and travel
So from now until after traveling, where will we get money from?
Whether our usual expenses or travel procedures
That will require this much money
We borrow, Mohamed
Don’t tell me you don’t know how
I don’t know how to do that
It’s heavy on my heart to borrow money from anyone
Even if it’s someone close to me
I will borrow from Dad, it’s none of your business
Shorouk, I told you
It’s not up to us, Mohamed
It’s not up to us, Mohamed
I swear to God, it’s not up to us
We didn’t come up with another solution
What’s wrong, Shorouk?
Why is the fridge empty?
There’s nothing to eat, I’m hungry
I’m hungry
Dad
Yes?
Mohamed and I are short on money
Can you lend us some?
Is that useless husband of yours
Not taking good care of you or what?
I told you
A useless man
An unreliable useless man
Dad, these are seven kids
Seven kids beyond the capacity of any human, Dad
Enough breaking me down and him
Enough breaking me down and him
Put yourself in our place and stop saying these things
You neither understand nor feel anything we are going through
I’m sorry
I’m sorry, Shorouk
I don’t mean it, really
The truth is
All this foolish talk I say
Is to cover up my helplessness
Shorouk, I want to tell you something I’ve never talked about with you before
Shorouk, I want to tell you something I’ve never talked about with you before
I always made you believe that my situation was good and that I was financially comfortable
That’s not true
All I have is my pension that I receive from the government
3600 pounds
And when I came to have lunch or dinner at your place
It was because I had no food at home
I came to eat with you
I came to eat with you
Not because
When I told you I feel lonely
Or that your food was bad
No
That’s not the truth
I spent my whole life’s savings
On you
On your wedding and your trousseau
As you see
Much more than my means
On your wedding day, I borrowed two thousand pounds from your uncle
On your wedding day, I borrowed two thousand pounds from your uncle
To put in my pocket while I was standing at the wedding
In case I needed something
So why, Dad, didn’t you tell me?
And why did you encourage me to have kids
And tell me you’re behind me and beside me
Why?
I didn’t know
I really didn’t know
That life had become this expensive
I was shocked
I was shocked when you told me what the prices had become
I was shocked when you told me what the prices had become
I used to think
That a box of milk was ten pounds
A carton of pampers was twenty pounds
Or a little more
Like before
Here you go, my dear
Here you go, Shorouk
These
300 pounds
Keep them with you until I get paid
Next month's pension
I’m sorry
I’m sorry
I’ll manage
Anything you need for the kids
Anything you need for the kids
I’ll manage, God willing, even if I have to beg
Tell you what
Give me fifty pounds so I can go get breakfast
We’ll starve otherwise
Give me fifty pounds
It’s not possible to stay hungry like this
Bring fifty pounds
I’ll get breakfast and leave the rest with you
It will get better, God willing
Unfortunately, Mr. Mohamed
You can’t take the loan
Why?
The loan must be secured by something
Okay, I can sign any acknowledgment on myself
Anything
Anything you want
Unfortunately, it’s not possible
I wish I had something to offer you
But you know, this is a system
Banking rules
Thank you
Honestly, Mohamed, you know Abdullah
He takes my whole salary
And leaves me with very little
An amount like this is hard for me to lend you
Where would I get it from?
Don’t worry
Shawki, I wanted to ask you a bit of a troublesome favor
My friend, you command, my eyes are yours
Sorry Mohamed, one second, Suhair is calling
Yes, Suhair?
Yes, Suhair?
She still owes the school as well
Life hasn’t improved, where am I supposed to get it from?
You know, Suhair, I just bought my mother’s injection yesterday
And you know how much it costs
I’m torn in two
Should I go steal?
Do you really need a dishwasher?
What do you mean?
I just thought maybe we could sell things we don’t really need
I just thought maybe we could sell things we don’t really need
The kids and travel expenses are more important right now
And who said they’re unnecessary?
Is it because you don’t wash dishes?
Back then, people didn’t have dishwashers
Nothing happened to them
Back then, people lived in extended families and helped each other
But I’m alone with eight kids
All by myself
When will I catch up on the laundry, Mohamed?
Didn’t anyone tell you to remove the IUD?
I searched for a used dishwasher
Its price now is 15,000 pounds
Its price now is 15,000 pounds
So if we sell it or even one more device, it will bring us good money
Sell anything but the dishwasher
And my laptop
Come on, let’s see the things that are unnecessary
Do you have a dollar?
Why a dollar?
For the visa
The visa is paid in dollars
In dollars?
Go to window 4, pay 900 pounds, get the receipt, and come back
Go to window 4, pay 900 pounds, get the receipt, and come back
No, it needs a photo with a white background
Go get photographed again
Is this not okay?
600 pounds at window 2, then come back
The form is scratched
Write it again from the start
I didn’t scratch it, the employee did
Guys,
I’m not good at saying goodbye.
I’m not good at saying goodbye.
But I swear to God, I will miss each and every one of you.
And if any of you, I mean, if I upset you with a word or anything,
I don’t want you to be upset with me. I’ll see you all in good health, God willing.
God willing.
So, is it done?
Everything okay?
Thank God, the resignation is done.
Thank God.
Alright, thank God, let’s hurry and go get the plane tickets.
I’m telling you, Shawky, I know how to handle transportation fine, I swear.
Get me to the airline company and leave the rest to God. I don’t want to hold you up.
Take your time, man. Let’s enjoy your company a bit more, brother.
Come on, let’s take a selfie with the resignation.
Let’s go.
Let’s go.
Did you finish your paperwork and get your ticket?
The flight is the day after tomorrow at dawn, God willing.
Your father.
Look, Mohamed,
I’ve always seen you as a stupid guy.
A worthless, insignificant kid.
You took my daughter from my arms.
Sorry.
Sorry.
In the end, you are still my daughter’s husband.
Travel safely.
Is that nice or mean? I didn’t understand anything.
Honestly, it’s mean.
Did you notice what he said? He said “travel safely,”
he didn’t say “come back.”
He meant it.
That’s 8,000.
And you have 7, so that makes 15.
Sorry, manage with that for the first two weeks.
And, God willing, I’ll be able to send you money as soon as possible.
God bless you, Mohamed, and provide for the children, God willing, God willing.
Although, I’m upset that you’re traveling and leaving us,
but it’s been a long time since I felt this hopeful.
God willing, all will be well.
I’m telling you what,
you and I will go out today.
It’s been a long time since we went out alone, maybe since I got pregnant.
It’s been a long time since we went out alone, maybe since I got pregnant.
What kind of outing, my dear?
Don’t you know our situation?
Are you trying to waste money?
No, no, it’s a surprise.
We won’t spend a single penny and you’ll be amazed.
Look, I’m scared of your surprises.
Tell me now, what kind of outing is it?
Who’s your favorite author?
Tarek Al-Maydani.
Two tickets for the special screening?
The “Al-Naseeb” movie?
Are these invitations?
Where did you get them?
Motaz is Nermin’s fiancé. He designed the poster.
Motaz is Nermin’s fiancé. He designed the poster.
I told him to give me these two tickets.
She told me she’s not going.
I told her to take the tickets and stay with the kids.
I mean, I said let’s make a nice memory, you and me,
before you travel and leave me.
I’m really going to miss you, Shorouq.
I love you so much.
I love you too, Mohamed.
Wow, what’s this?
A really nice poster.
Yes.
I’m telling you, take a picture of me with the poster.
Is that okay?
Yes, it’s fine, really.
Or should I tell you to wait a second?
Your phone’s camera is bad.
Shhh.
Come on, quickly, quickly.
One more, one more.
Okay.
Look.
Very nice.
Yes.
Let’s go.
Wait, let me take a picture, I’m the one who got the invitations.
Wait, let me take a picture, I’m the one who got the invitations.
Shorouq, quickly, so no one yells.
I’m taking a picture with you quickly, look.
Okay.
Mr. Farag, Mr. Farag, can I ask a question? Can I ask a question?
What do you think about the “Al-Naseeb” movie experience?
From the moment I read the film, I said I have to make this film.
Very nice, Mr. Farag.
Mr. Farag.
What is your experience with the writer Tarek Al-Midani? How?
Mr. Tarek Al-Midani is an older brother and a dear brother.
I was honored to work with him.
And hopefully, we will always be together in success and goodness, God willing.
What encouraged you to make the film "Al-Naseeb"?
What encouraged you to make the film "Al-Naseeb"?
Yes?
What encouraged you to make the film "Al-Naseeb"?
What will the fate be? Fate, of course.
The film will start.
Figo, Figo, Mohammed, Figo, here.
Who is this Figo? Who is this Figo?
Mohammed Farag, Farag.
Is Mohammed Farag's name Figo?
What?
You will play his cousin's daughter.
But it's very strange, he looks exactly like he does on TV.
Yes, what does he look like? Come on, let's take a picture with him, just one.
But, Shorouq, instead of going there, he might hit you with the pen.
Why, Mohammed?
Sorry, stars are like that, Shorouq.
Picture, Mohammed.
Picture, Mohammed.
Sorry?
Sorry, sorry, next film, God willing.
Sorry, sorry, next film, God willing.
I can't believe I'm sitting in one place with all these stars.
I wish I had brought any script from the films I've written and handed it to them.
Do you think you're in the metro, man?
Alright, you're traveling then.
Focus on the trip and your future.
Wow, wow, what a start to the film.
I adore those few scenes at the beginning of the film, Mr. Tarek.
Thank you.
They took me days and nights.
People think that creativity is something easy.
May God keep you for us, genius.
Shorouq.
I wrote a scene exactly like this one.
Yes, really.
When we get home, I'll show you the scene.
Just so you know your husband is a great writer.
Believe you, my dear.
Believe you, my dear.
Be careful with the sound.
What is this?
In the previous scene, I also wrote a scene exactly like it.
Mohammed, did you write the whole film or what?
Alright, sir, you're that good.
Alright, sir, you're that good.
The first time I met you, I was betting on myself.
I was betting on myself.
I thought you might change.
And I lost the bet.
I lost the bet.
Rami, what are you saying?
This film is mine.
What are you saying, Mohammed?
I'm telling you this film is mine.
Yes, I sent it to Tarek Al-Midani on WhatsApp when I was pregnant.
Yes, I sent it to Tarek Al-Midani on WhatsApp when I was pregnant.
Okay, but the sound, the sound...
Lower my voice, I’m telling you the film?
Everyone, the next scene, the hero will visit his father in the cemetery.
What is this? What's going on?
Who is this?
What is this? He’s telling you the film is his?
I’m the one who wrote this film, the writer stole it from me.
What is this? What’s going on?
What are you saying, boy?
What are you saying?
Who is this?
I don’t know him.
Don’t you know me?
Watch out, Shorouq.
What is this?
What is this?
What is this?
What is this?
What is this?
I am Mohammed Shaaban.
I sent you the films I wrote so you could tell me your opinion.
And try to help me.
Don’t you remember me?
This is being framed on me, I’ve never seen it before.
You haven’t seen it?
Why don’t you remember when we were together in the hospital bathroom?
Bathroom?
What’s wrong with you, man? Are you drunk, crazy, or what’s your story?
Why did you do this, Mr. Tarek?
Why?
I used to wish one day to be sitting where you are,
and people watching something I wrote and worked hard on.
Why are you stealing my dream?
You’re an idiot, you idiot.
Take him outside, what are you waiting for?
I swear by God, Muhammad,
he’s supposed to be the one thrown out.
Calm down, just calm down, I beg you, calm down.
What you’re saying could just be a coincidence.
It’s normal, I mean.
What coincidence, Mr. Farag?
I’ll leave this for you now.
I’ll leave this for you now.
This is the WhatsApp between me and him.
Don’t touch it.
It has all the films I sent him.
Here, guys.
It has all the films I sent him.
Including this film.
He only changed the character names and the film’s title.
Bravo, Mr. Tarek.
Come on, sir, please let’s not cause any trouble.
Are you going to trick him?
Take him outside.
Come on, sir.
I swear to God, this film is mine.
Just calm down.
Let me tell you, how does this film end?
Man, calm down.
At the end of the film, the hero’s mother dies in his arms.
Don’t spoil the film for us, man, what’s wrong?
That really is the film’s ending, Tarek.
Didn’t I say coincidence? And you—
Come on, sir, please.
I’m the one who wrote it, Mr. Farag.
I’m the one who wrote it, Mr. Farag.
Just let me explain, just let me explain.
Slowly, slowly, slowly, come.
Why are you holding me?
Understand the matter outside, more beautifully.
He’s the one who stole me.
Who stole you, man?
Tarek Al-Maydani is going to steal from you?
To me, you’re a bug, a bug.
I’ll crush you with my shoe.
Calm down, Tarek, enough with the scandals.
Just calm down.
What did you do?
What did you do, you idiot?
Mr. Tarek.
Mr. Tarek.
The man died.
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