
Weld Batenha
Comedy
Overview
The events of the play revolve around the corrupt lining in the Gulf and Arab society in a comedic and purposeful way. The events of the play begin with the opening of a shopping mall and in the presence of Minister Saleh Fahd Aish Al-Mashkhouk (Tariq Al-Ali) and the director of his library Majid (Abdul Rahman Al-Ak), but when the mall opens, Majid calls Ali Khalil, the ministry employee to tell him whether the minister was appointed or not, but the surprise is that he was taken out of his ministerial position and that he was appointed minister by mistake
Top Cast


Abdullrahman Al-Aqel
Abdullrahman Al-Aqel
Abdullrahman Al-Aqel


Tariq Al-Ali
Tariq Al-Ali
Tariq Al-Ali


Khaled Al-Ajerib
Khaled Al-Ajerib
Khaled Al-Ajerib


Khaled Al Mudhaffar
Khaled Al Mudhaffar
Khaled Al Mudhaffar


Mys Kemer
Mys Kemer
Mys Kemer


Nawaf Najm
Nawaf Najm
Nawaf Najm
مي عبدالله
مي عبدالله
مي عبدالله


Abdullah Al Hammadi
Abdullah Al Hammadi
Abdullah Al Hammadi
حميد البلوشي
حميد البلوشي
حميد البلوشي
محمد خالد الوزير
محمد خالد الوزير
محمد خالد الوزير
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