Gulf Drama in Ramadan 2025: Renewed Creativity and Strong Competition

With the advent of the Ramadan season, competition is renewed among Gulf dramas, which offer a rich blend of authenticity, heritage, and modernity.

This season shines with a variety of productions ranging from social to historical to comedy, as Gulf drama makers strive to present poignant stories, profound characters, and bold narratives that reflect the evolution of the region's artistic scene.

Emirati drama shines with diverse works Emirati drama is preparing to present a series of works that reflect the country's cultural and social diversity. Among these are "Al Boom 2," which chronicles historical maritime adventures, and "Squad," which combines video games with the real world.

In addition to comedies such as “The Baa Has a Dot” and “Bo Hilal and His Children,” which depict daily and societal life in an entertaining way.

These works confirm the position of Emirati drama at the heart of distinguished Gulf productions.

Saudi and Kuwaiti drama: new features in filming and themes In Saudi Arabia, works such as “Shabab Al-Bomb 13” and “Layali Al-Shamsi” stand out, embodying the transformations of Saudi society and telling the stories of youth and their ambitions.

In Kuwait, drama continues to explore social and human relationships, through works such as “Beit Al Hamoula” and “Manayer and Four Kinnain,” which address family and women’s issues.

Kuwaiti drama is never without suspense and horror, with series like "Sedf" and "Wohoush" (Monsters), reflecting the great diversity in artistic tastes of the Gulf audience.

Gulf co-productions: strengthening regional cooperation One of the most prominent collaborations this season is the series “Bab Al-Seen,” which features stars from the UAE and Kuwait and addresses contemporary social issues.

This type of regional cooperation contributes to enhancing the status of Gulf drama in the Arab world and provides a platform for exchanging cultural and artistic experiences between Gulf countries, opening the way for a more diverse audience that is more engaged with Gulf issues.

The 2025 Ramadan drama season represents a pivotal moment in Gulf drama, as productions go beyond simply telling stories, but rather reflect developments in Gulf society through realistic, contemporary narratives.

The Gulf drama scene has become a mirror reflecting social and historical changes in an innovative artistic style, offering Arab viewers a rich and diverse drama that speaks to their passions and interests.