
Hard Labor Hotel
Comedy · Music
Overview
Al-Soul Maslehi (Samir Ghanem) runs a prison, and his father-in-law (Zakaria Mawafi) offers to rent prison cells as hotel rooms so that he can consummate his marriage to his fiancée (Nora).
Top Cast


Sameer Ghanem
Sameer Ghanem
Sameer Ghanem


George Sedhom
George Sedhom
George Sedhom


Noura
Noura
Noura


Nagah El-Mogui
Nagah El-Mogui
Nagah El-Mogui


Badr Nofal
Badr Nofal
Badr Nofal


Zakaria Mouafi
Zakaria Mouafi
Zakaria Mouafi


Osama Abbas
Osama Abbas
عبدالجبار (مفتش عام المصلحة)
Osama Abbas
عبدالجبار (مفتش عام المصلحة)


Fadia Okasha
Fadia Okasha
Fadia Okasha
Mahmoud El Sherif
Mahmoud El Sherif
Mahmoud El Sherif


Fawzi Mansour
Fawzi Mansour
Fawzi Mansour
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