In pictures.. Syrian stars in the series "Vein Cutting"

Syrian drama fans are eagerly awaiting the new series “Qata’ Wareed,” which is one of the most anticipated works in the Ramadan 2025 season.

Vein cutting posters

The work, whose official posters for its heroes were published yesterday, combines social drama and police suspense, taking viewers on an exciting journey to a small village near Damascus, where a mysterious murder reveals a world full of secrets and conflicts.

A quiet village hides deep secrets.

The series takes place in a fictional village called "Al-Mafraq", where a heinous murder shakes the quiet village. The young man whose body is found under mysterious circumstances becomes the focus of events, and an investigation begins to uncover the circumstances of the crime. As time passes, tangled threads of relationships between the villagers are revealed, and buried secrets and old conflicts emerge that threaten to destroy the fragile social fabric.

Drama beyond police suspense

The series is not only an exciting police story, but also addresses deep social and human issues, shedding light on the impact of crime on individuals and society, and addressing topics such as justice, revenge, betrayal and ambition. Through its diverse characters, the series presents a realistic picture of Syrian society, with all its contradictions and conflicts.

Syrian drama stars shine

The series includes a constellation of Syrian drama stars, who present distinctive acting performances such as Salloum Haddad, the great star who enjoys overwhelming popularity, who returns to appear before his audience in a pivotal role, and next to him, Basem Yakhour shines in a complex character full of challenges. The star Shukran Murtaja also participates in the championship, who embodies a role different from her previous roles. In addition to these stars, the series also includes Safaa Sultan, Abeer Shams El-Din, Anas Tayara, Andre Skaf, Jamal Al-Ali, Tarek Marashli, Adnan Abu Al-Shamat, Shadi Al-Safadi, Hamada Salim, Amana Wali, Maryam Ali, and other stars.

Showtime and channels

The series is scheduled to air during Ramadan 2025 on several prominent Arab channels, including MBC Drama, Syria Drama, and Abu Dhabi Drama. It will also be shown on digital streaming platforms such as Shahid VIP and Netflix Middle East, to enable viewers to watch the episodes anytime, anywhere.

Why is it called "vein cutting"?

The series is written by Saeed Hanawi, with a screenplay and dialogue by Mahmoud Idris, produced by Rahaf Company, and directed by Tamer Ishaq. It was previously called “Serum.” The director of the work said in previous interviews that “Cutting a Vein” is a social work, and that it bears this name inspired by the events that the characters in the story experience, and from his saying, and the idea of “Cutting a Vein” and talking about it.

He pointed out that it is similar to relationships, and the kinship, which represents the vein that can be cut or malfunction depending on what will happen at work.