"Ibn Al-Basha" series, first episode... events that ignite the audience's enthusiasm

With the beginning of the month of Ramadan and the screening of the first episode of the Iraqi series “Ibn Al-Basha”, the episode witnessed exciting events and began with Warda’s release from prison after being involved in a case that affected her reputation and honor, to begin a new phase of confrontations.

Episode 1 Details After she left the prison, Marta Hamed received her in her car, but the meeting quickly turned into a heated verbal altercation between the two parties, with both sides exchanging accusations.

After that, Warda refuses to return to work with Marta, considering what they are doing to be against ethical principles.

In the same episode, we see a public auction of paintings, where Ne'ma, the son of the Pasha, succeeds in buying one of the paintings for 600 thousand Iraqi dollars. Despite winning the auction, he becomes angry when he learns that his company lost an important tender due to bribes.

Nimah tears up the painting in front of his employees, before later revealing to his friend that he kept the original copy.

End of the episode... What's next? At the end of the episode, the conflict between investigator Hamid and Ne'ma, the Pasha's son, appears, which reflects and reveals how interests intertwine and principles clash in a world governed by influence and corruption.

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Work details and its heroes The series "Ibn Al-Basha" presents a dramatic story full of suspense, and a large group of Iraqi stars participate in its lead role, including:

Bakr Khaled - Saif Al Sharif - Hind Nizar - Anam Al Rabiei - Saman Al Azzawi. Written by: Hamed Anqa, Screenplay and Dialogue: Yaqzan Al Jaryan, Directed by: Julian Maalouf.

"Ibn Al-Basha" was able to attract the attention of viewers through its escalating events that mix suspense and excitement, as the work deals with a fierce conflict between the forces of good and evil in an exciting dramatic framework.