"Banat El-Bomb" series... Get ready for a different dose of dramatic comedy.

After a series of continuous successes over 13 seasons, the makers of the series " Shabab El-Bomb " have decided to launch a new dramatic experience titled "Banat El-Bomb", inspired by the original work with a feminine twist, where girls face everyday situations that combine comedy and drama.

STC TV has officially announced the upcoming release of the series "Banat Al-Bomb" through a promotional video that reveals some of the series' scenes, which include scenes of chases, excitement, and action, in addition to a number of funny comedic situations.

Events and heroes of the series "Banat Al-Bomb" The series "Banat El-Boom" is scheduled to premiere on STC TV on October 15. The series revolves around the daily lives of girls in a modern and realistic way, simulating situations in a comedic manner.

It also addresses a number of social, familial, and academic issues facing girls in Saudi Arabia in various aspects of their lives.

The series is produced by Rotana Khalijiya and is inspired by the concept of the series "Shabab Al-Bomb" but from a female perspective. The series features a group of stars, including: Hilda Yassin, Maryam Abdulrahman, Nujoud Ahmed, and Shorouk Salem, in addition to a group of new faces and stars such as Mishari Al-Harbi and Faisal Al-Essa.

"Shabab Al-Bomb 2" is a smashing success that puts Saudi cinema at the forefront. After the huge success of the first film, "Shabab Al-Bomb 2" confirmed its dominance during Eid Al-Fitr 2025, achieving record sales of over one million tickets, outperforming international films from Hollywood and Bollywood.

An unprecedented Saudi cinematic achievement The film's star, Faisal Al-Essa, expressed his pride in this achievement, saying, "Thank God, today is the second Eid, and we are the best-selling film. Audiences want content that reflects their lives, and if Saudis gain their trust, they will be able to surpass any international content."

Story and acting are completely different from the series. Although the film is titled "Shabab Al-Bomb," Faisal Al-Essa emphasized that it has a distinct identity, independent from the series, noting that the story, characters, script, and direction are all completely new. For his part, actor Mohammed Al-Dosari, who continued his character from the series to the film, explained that the work is distinguished by a different style, whether in terms of filming locations, performance, or script, saying in his funny way: "I'm the one who gets screwed in the end, and all the problems fall on my head!"

Supporting promising Saudi talents The film wasn't limited to the series' stars alone, but also provided a number of young Saudi talents with the opportunity to make their debut. Mohammed Al-Fahri, who played the gang's assistant, described the experience as amazing despite its difficulty, saying, "Filming was exhausting, but the end result made us forget the fatigue." Mohammed Sari, meanwhile, emphasized that the film "exceeded expectations," expressing his happiness at having his first acting opportunity.

For his part, Mansour Awad emphasized the importance of supporting local talent, asserting, "The Saudi people are brimming with talent that must be showcased to the world." Actor Orouj also expressed his gratitude for the opportunity the film provided him, while Mohammed Khalifa confidently bet on the film's success, saying, "This is the best Gulf film ever!"