Director Al-Rakab enlists the help of Hamza Al-Filali

After an absence from the artistic scene in recent years, and after a period of crises that he went through in recent months, which sparked widespread controversy within the artistic community, Moroccan artist Hamza Filali returns to the small screen through a new television work that is expected to be shown during the coming month of Ramadan.

According to the data obtained by Hespress, the new work that Hamza Al-Filali will present to his fans is titled “Ba Al-Habib,” and it is signed by director Younis Al-Rakab, and includes a group of well-known artistic names, including Abdullah Farkous, Hassan Fulan, Sweileh, and Zuhair Zayer, in addition to a group of artists who will form a qualitative addition to the work.

This series is classified within the framework of dramatic comedy, as it seeks to combine humor and social discourse, through a story that reflects daily situations in a smooth and light manner, with a focus on family issues, especially the role of the father within the family nucleus, in order to achieve a balance between drama and comedy at the same time.

This project comes to mark the return of Hamza Al-Filali after his last appearance in television drama through the series “Cousins” by director Ibrahim Al-Shukairi, who achieved an important presence and received wide praise from the audience, before he disappeared from the artistic scene in a period marked by controversy in his career.

Hamza Al-Filali turned the page on the crisis from which he passed after settling matters legally, which gave him the opportunity to focus again on his artistic path, and launch new projects that contribute to enhancing his dramatic presence on the small screen, especially since his fans are anticipating his return with new characters after he marked his presence in several important works.

It is expected that the series “Ba Al-Habib” will constitute an opportunity to reintroduce Al-Filali in a proper manner, after a long absence from Ramadan drama, while adding a touch of social comedy that combines wit and the daily reality of the Moroccan family.