Albi we Muftaahu

Strengths of the Series:

The performances of all the actors were amazing and probably the best among Ramadan series.

Asser Yassin's acting was exceptional, and he changed his usual style. I was excited to see him in this different role compared to his real-life personality.

Mai Ezz Eldin gave a good performance as always.

Diab delivered the best acting performance in the series. He played the villain perfectly, and I was eagerly waiting for his scenes.

Ashraf Abdel Baky's natural acting was really good, but it wasn't his best performance.

Mahmoud Azab was a surprise in the series. I didn't know him before this, but his performance was outstanding, and I felt deeply sympathetic towards his character. His sad scenes were remarkable.

Ahmed Khaled Saleh is improving steadily, and his role in this series was also good.

Weaknesses of the Series:

Asser Yassin's character, "Ezzat," was too naive, more than necessary.

Some of the plot twists felt a bit unrealistic.

Mai Ezz Eldin's character, "Meyar," acted in ways that were hard to understand.

I wished there were more scenes for Ashraf Abdel Baky and Mahmoud Azab.

The ending was rushed and predictable. I was hoping for something more exciting.

Final Thoughts: Overall, it was a good series for Ramadan. I didn't feel bored while watching it.