Karim Fahmy thanks his fans as the end of the 220-day open season tops the trend.

The final episode of the series "220 Days" topped social media trends due to the open ending, which sparked controversy after Karim Fahmy made a surprise appearance as an elderly man to the tune of Amr Diab's song "Tabaa Al Hayat", saying, "Despair brings death, while hope gives us life. You are the one who chooses the ending."

The final episode trended after many fans wondered about the meaning of the ending, with widespread praise for the series' cast and characters. Karim Fahmy responded to the praise on his story, saying, "Thank God and thank you to everyone."

It's worth noting that the series consists of only 15 episodes and is being shown on the Shahid platform. A number of stars are participating in the work, including Hanan Suleiman, who plays Karim Fahmy's mother, and Aida Riad, who plays his aunt, alongside Ali Al-Tayeb, Lina Sofia, Youssef Refaat, and other young faces.

The series is written by Mahmoud Zahran, with a screenplay and dialogue by Nadine Nader, directed by Karim El Adl, and produced by Sabah Brothers, a company that continues to deliver successful dramas in the Arab world.

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Karim Fahmy is a sad romantic in the first trailer for the series "220 Days" Jordanian star Saba Mubarak shared with her followers on her official Instagram account the first teaser trailer for her new series "220 Days," which brings her together for the first time with star Karim Fahmy. Drama fans are eagerly awaiting the series' release on the Shahid platform, scheduled for June.

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The series' trailer reveals a touching, emotional story. The promo featured Karim Fahmy's voice, expressing the deep feelings his hero is experiencing, saying: "I feel like half of me is forgetting the world out of happiness, and the other half is forgetting it out of sadness. I want there to be a memory between me and what's coming, even if I have to live my whole life in 220 days." The lyrics are laden with pain, and are accompanied by scenes of Karim standing alone on the beach, indicating an internal conflict from which he cannot escape.

Other footage revealed romantic moments between him and Saba Mubarak, indicating that the series will combine psychological drama and romance in a suspenseful, humanistic format.

Shahid platform releases the poster for the series "220 Days" in preparation for its screening. Coinciding with the promo, Shahid platform released the official poster for the series, starring Karim Fahmy and Saba Mubarak. The series consists of only 15 episodes, and is presented in a romantic, social drama framework, highlighting family issues and the fateful decisions that can completely change a person's life.

Shahid's comment on the work was as follows: "Between a dream he had waited for his whole life, and a life that could end at any moment... Ahmed had to make the most difficult decision."

The cast and crew of the series "220 Days" The series "220 Days" stars a group of Arab drama stars, alongside Karim Fahmy and Saba Mubarak, most notably:

Hanan Suleiman Ali Al-Tayeb Aida Riad Youssef Refaat Lina Sofia The series is produced by Sabah Brothers, written by Mahmoud Zahran, with a screenplay and dialogue by Nadim Nader, and directed by Karim El Adl, who is known for directing dramatic works with a strong human character.

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Karim Fahmy returns with "220 Days" after the success of "And You Meet a Lover" It's worth noting that Karim Fahmy participated in last Ramadan's series "And You Meet a Lover," which received widespread acclaim. The series is written by Amr Mahmoud Yassin, and stars Yasmine Abdel Aziz, Nicole Saba, Khaled Selim, Salah Abdallah, and Basant Shawky, and is directed by Mohamed El Kheibery.