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The story of the series, My Aunt Noir, is a comedic family conflict over an unknown inheritance, following the death of the father, and the attempts of the eldest daughter to reunite the family in the shadow of conspiracies and funny paradoxes, within the Saudi comedy drama, My Aunt Noir, Ramadan 2025, written by Alaa Hamza and directed by Muhammad Sandi, which is shown on MBC Drama and Shahid during Ramadan.

The story of the series My Aunt Noir The events of the series, My Aunt Noir, take place in a social drama framework that is not devoid of excitement that arises from the family conflict over wealth and money, and its story revolves around the character of Noir, who possesses the secrets of this wealth.

My Aunt Noir series heroes The series stars: Reem Al-Habib, Maryam Al-Ghamdi, Zara Al-Balushi, Maryam Abdulrahman, Mohammed Al-Hashem, Nayef Khalaf and Nouf Saad. It is written by Alaa Hamza and directed by Mohammed Sandy.

It is worth noting that this work comes with the support of the Saudi Film Commission through the financial recovery incentives program to support Saudi and international film production; with the aim of shaping and enhancing the future of the industry in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and stimulating and empowering Saudi talents locally and globally.

Details of the events of the series My Aunt Noir The events of the series "My Aunt Noir" take place inside a building inhabited by one family. After the death of Rashid, the head of the family, the family members find themselves in a dispute with each other over the father's wealth and hidden inheritance, the true value of which no one knows. For her part, Aunt Noir tries to reunite the family and resolve the dispute over the wealth amidst many conflicts, conspiracies and paradoxes that take on a comedic nature.

Reem Al Habib On the other hand, Reem Al-Habib describes the main role she plays in the work, saying: I play the role of Aunt Nouair, a compassionate, kind and sensitive woman, but she wears a mask of strength and cruelty and tries to reunite the family, not with the aim of control, but with the aim of establishing love and cohesion between the members of this family. It is a control characterized by giving, so to speak, similar to the giving women who give their lives to their family, and this is a common trait in our societies among women, and we almost find a living model of it in every family.

Reem Al-Habib continued: My aunt Nouair is afraid of loss, so she is afraid of losing any member of her family, and on the other hand, she is afraid of losing the family bond, so her only goal is to keep the family together.

Reem Al-Habib added, "Nuwair is like a mother who never had children. She has a good relationship with her brothers' children and grandchildren, and everyone turns to her to solve their problems. In short, she is the top of the pyramid."

Regarding her relationship with her stepmother, Reem Al-Habib explains: My relationship with my stepmother at work is very good and I trust her, so it can be said that this series has turned the negative concept of the stepmother that drama often deals with upside down, and instead presented the idea of the good stepmother who is trustworthy.

Director Mohamed Sandy Director Mohammed Sandy stresses the importance of this Saudi work being contemporary and addressing realistic and life-related issues, in addition to the fact that it includes characters from different Saudi regions and speaking different dialects. He adds: “The work sheds light on important moral and social values such as the group, not the individual, greed, family problems, authentic values in a renewed world, and others.”

On the other hand, Muhammad Sandi describes the work as a social drama directed at all family members, interspersed with a lot of black comedy and situational comedy derived from paradoxes and family issues with their fluctuations, rises and falls, pulls and pulls, situations and daily life that express our society, our families and our world.

Director Mohamed Sandy concludes his talk by saying: Family works are characterised by the joint appearance of all the actors in the work, and this applies to the series My Aunt Nouair, in which most of the characters share the lead role.

Badour Al-Otaibi On the other hand, Badour Al-Otaibi explains that the story of Aunt Nouair is a story that deals with topics that exist in every home, such as bonding, brotherhood, kinship and love... in addition to inheritance. She adds: This family drama also deals with many topics, the most important of which is that money can separate siblings.

Regarding the role she plays in the work, she says: I play the character of Nada, a widow with a daughter, who remarries to a military man who treats her and her daughter with love, but he is a military man by nature, so he imposes a military rhythm of discipline on the family.

Reha Fahd It is reported that Reha Fahd will play the role of Ashjan, and she describes the character she is presenting by saying: Ashjan lives with her stepfather after the death of her father and the marriage of her mother, and she feels that she does not belong to the family, as her stepfather is a harsh person with all the family members and tries to control them, and her mother, whom she considers her role model, is a helpless woman. Reha adds: Aunt Nouair loves Ashjan, is kind to her, strengthens her, and tries to do her justice against injustice and brokenness.

Reha Fahd concludes her talk by saying: There is a parallel dramatic line that brings together Ashjan and Hamad, who is a young man who loves Ashjan and she reciprocates his feelings, while Nouair stands by this love and tries to marry her to Hamad.

Zara Al Balushi In another direction, Zara Al Balushi describes the character of Anoud, which she presents, as the most hated character at work. She is domineering over her husband and everyone in the house, in addition to being greedy and avaricious. She adds: Anoud controls all the women at work except for Nouair and Wadha... Al Balushi continues her talk by saying: Anoud is the only working woman at home, so she is financially independent and feels that she does not need her husband. On the other hand, her husband loves her and fulfills all her requests, and she in turn exploits that.

Abdulrahman Nafeh Abdul Rahman Nafea plays the role of Hamad, Nouair's nephew. He describes his character by saying: Hamad is a young man in his early twenties who loves music, specifically rap, which has left an impact on his personality. We see him friendly with everyone in the family and even outside of it, and we can sense that he is different from others. Hamad lives a love story, the details of which we will learn during the work. Regarding his relationship with his aunt Nouair, Abdul Rahman Nafea explains that Hamad considers Nouair his second mother, and she in turn considers him the son she never gave birth to.

Abdulaziz Al-Mulaifi Abdul Aziz Al-Mulaifi plays the role of Ghanem, Rashid’s middle son, and adds: “The sons are in a struggle to obtain the secret code that allows them to access their father’s wealth. This struggle creates an atmosphere of conspiracies as the sons team up to obtain the secret code, which sometimes creates challenges between the sons themselves.”

Al-Mulaifi continued: “Ghanem is different from the rest of his brothers. He is an opportunistic character who seeks to achieve his goal by any means. Despite Ghanem’s ferocity in front of his brothers, he is under the complete control of his wife. Therefore, it can be said that Ghanem has two contradictory personalities. He is strong in front of his brothers, his father, and his father’s wife, and weak in front of his wife.”

Abdullah Ahmed Abdullah Ahmed played the role of Ali, one of Rashid's sons. Abdullah Ahmed explains that Rashid tries not to take sides in the conflict between his brothers and his father on the one hand, and between the brothers themselves on the other hand, but rather tries to achieve his own gains without angering anyone or being counted on anyone's side. Regarding his relationship with his aunt Nuwayr, Abdullah Ahmed says: "Ali believes that his aunt Nuwayr prevents him and his brothers from obtaining wealth, so he is in confrontation with her, but he sometimes seeks to win her favor when the brothers' plans to confront her fail."

Mohammed Al-Hashem Mohammed Al-Hashem describes the character of Misfir, which he presents, as “the dove of peace in the series,” saying: “Misfir is one of Rashid’s sons. He is not so much kind as he is at peace with himself and his reality. He has inner conviction and peace, which has made him surrender to reality in one way or another.” He adds: “Misfir loves everyone and tries to reconcile the conflicting parties. He is the closest to Nouair.” Al-Hashem continues by saying: “Misfir has a duality with himself. He lost the girl he loves because of money, which left him in an emotional shock that affected his reality. His focus is on his work and his truck, which he works as a driver and considers it his own world.”

Naif Khalaf Naif Khalaf plays the role of Khalid, Rashid's eldest son, and is therefore the head of the family after his father's death. He adds, "Naif is a disciplined person in life and has a military background. He tries to apply this military style of discipline to his family as he applies it to himself, but he is met with resentment, rebellion, and disobedience." Regarding his relationship with Aunt Nouair, Naif Khalaf says, "Khalid's personality is completely different from Nouair's. The aunt is open to life, easy to deal with others, and does not try to impose her laws, unlike Khalid, who places special importance on obeying his orders and being disciplined in the family. For him, laws, discipline, and family values come before wealth and money, even though he tries hard to provide his family with everything they need."

Fahd Al-Qahtani Fahd Al-Qahtani explains that he plays the role of Saud, a man who has loved Nouair since childhood. He considered Nouair's father as his father who raised him. With time, Nouair's love grows in his heart and he fights to get the love of his life.

When will the series "My Aunt Noir" be shown in Ramadan? The series "My Aunt Noir" is shown daily at 5 pm Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Doha, Syria, Kuwait, Bahrain, and Jordan time, 4 pm Egypt time, and 6 pm UAE and Oman time.

Channels broadcasting the series "My Aunt Noir" in Ramadan MBC channels network in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia revealed that it will broadcast all episodes of the thirty-episode series, “My Aunt Noir,” as one episode of the series will be shown daily on MBC Drama.