ALBAWABA - People are eagerly waiting for the action figures to be officially announced by the makers of Al Hayba , after Anwar Al-Sabah, son of producer Sadiq Al-Sabah,
Confirmed to ET Arabic a few days ago that the news about the Turkish Al-Qamar production company Ay Yapım's intention to speed up the preparation of the Al-Hiba series in Turkish was true. By rebranding it as "The Story of the Boras" rather than "The Storm."
It seems that Ibrahim Çelikkol, who is currently enjoying a vacation in Bodrum away from the stress of work in Istanbul, is being considered for the lead role in the Turkish series Al-Hiba by the producers of Ay Yapım. Çelikkol has not yet commented on the news.
"Al Hayba" a Lebanese series set in a town on the border between Lebanon and Syria, chronicles the lives of a family involved in weapons smuggling and centers on a complex love affair. Production on the series began in Turkey but was delayed for many years. It was once known as "The Storm," but that name was changed later on. Reporter Birsen Altuntaş said that the business chose to rebrand itself in honor of the Bora family.
Gulzar Ermak, who has written for several series like "Over Time, Call Me Hijran, Star of the Shepherd, Omar," will serve as screenwriter for the Mardin-based series. According to recent reports, the show is now working under the working title "The Story of the Bora Family."
The upcoming series, set to be directed by Ahmed Katxis (Suspicious Love, Flames, and Family), will depict the intense power struggle between the Al-Bura and Baybars families. Fans, particularly Arab ones, are eagerly discussing the casting of various characters on social media, particularly Tim Hassan (Jabal Sheikh Al-Jabal), Alia (Nadine Njeim's character from the first season), Mona Wassef (Nahed Omran, Jabal's mother), Owais Makhlalati, Abdo Shaheen, and others.
Notably, the fifth component of prestige is a mountain, and just as the mountain's confrontations do not cease, new doors open before it every time it shuts one of its battle doors. Samer Al-Barqawi directed the film, which featured Tim Hassan, Aimee Sayyah, Abdo Shaheen, and Mona Wassef. Abdel Moneim Amairi also appeared.
In the fifth installment, events take place after Jabal's time behind bars. Upon his return to prestige, he discovers that a water dam project has been constructed on Sheikh al-Jabal's land, and he is reaping the benefits of it. However, the purity of the water that collects in the dam will be compromised by the specter of a man from his past who transformed it into the most dangerous outlet. Smuggling, which Jabal will unearth; along the way, he will learn that prestige is facing an existential danger that will force it to fight for its survival.
