Mohamed Kafi returns to the spotlight with the series "Fatouma" on MBC5.

Moroccan actor Mohamed Kafi returns to the spotlight with his participation in the series "Fatouma," directed by Idriss Al-Rukh, which is scheduled to air on MBC5. The series revolves around the suffering of a simple woman, who uncovers the threads of a past burdened by trials, while facing a present filled with the power of money and the absence of conscience. Get the latest celebrity ads directly on the Special app, where we show you everything new from international stars.

The story of the series "Fatouma" and its heroes

The series sheds light on the daily life of the heroine, who strives to assert herself despite obstacles and struggles. Participating in the tournament, in addition to Mohamed Kafi, are:

Aziz Al-Hattab Fatima Zahra Benasser Tariq Al-Bukhari Hassan Foulane Happy Bay Abdullah Shaqiri

The second collaboration between Mohamed Kafi and Idriss Al-Rukh

The series "Fatouma" marks the reunion of director Idriss Al-Rukh and artist Mohamed Kafi, following their previous collaboration on "Jenin," which told the story of a young man abandoned at birth and struggling to prove himself amidst difficult social challenges.

Kafi's participation in the series "Who Was Saying"

In addition to "Fatouma," Mohamed Kafi appears in another social series titled "Who Was Saying?" directed by Safaa Baraka, which addresses issues such as:

generational conflicts unemployment poverty Challenges facing women in Moroccan society

A group of artists are participating in this work, including Ibtissam El Arrousi, Nisreen Toumi, Maryam Bakoush, and Hajar El Masdouki. Enjoy interesting and useful content with an exclusive podcast that provides you with everything you need to know in just a few minutes via the Special app.

A remarkable presence after a long absence

The return of Mohamed Kafi represents an opportunity for audiences to catch up with one of Morocco's most prominent actors who has been absent from the scene for some time. This comes at a time when the presence of a number of veteran actors has declined, with their appearances now limited to supporting roles, despite their long careers and immense popularity.