Learn about the events of Episodes 3 and 4 of the series “Reasons for Traveling”

The third and fourth episodes of the series “Reasons for Travel,” starring the artist Amir Eid and the artist Kamel Al-Basha, topped the Google search engine trend in Egypt, after the Watch It platform presented these new episodes that are shown every Wednesday.

Events of Episodes 4 and 5 of the series Reasons for Traveling

Dalia "Donia Wael" taught Captain Ibrahim "Kamel Al-Basha" the Spanish language because he had wanted to learn that language since his childhood. He asked Dr. Hoda "Nadine" to dance "Tango" with him at the clinic's party and she agreed, so he turned to Ali, whose role is played by "Amir Eid." To teach him this dance.

On the day of the party, Kamel Ibrahim danced with Dalia gracefully and energetically, and all the attendees applauded him, and Hoda informed him that Dalia’s mental health was improving thanks to him.

On the other hand, he went to “Amir Eid” to talk to his late father at the graves where he was buried, and assured him that he would not commit suicide until he reassured the captain and his daughter Salma, only for his brother to surprise him behind him with a surprise hug in the graves.

Sharifa Aya Helmy also goes to the captain's house and leaves him some belongings after their divorce.

Magda Khairallah praises the reasons for travel

For her part, Egyptian critic Magda Khairallah praised the series “Reasons for Traveling” on her Facebook page.

Magda Khairallah said: Reasons for Traveling, a beautiful and different series full of sorrow. The first and second episodes, despite the lack of events, are rooting and weaving for the main characters, Kamel Al-Basha (Captain Ibrahim), who lives in a huge amount of lies, hiding his feeling of loneliness, even from his daughter, who lives... outside".

She continued, "The second character is (Ali) or Amir Eid, the advertising director, who decided to end his life after the death of his father, and his feeling of the absurdity of life. Despite the contrast and fundamental differences between the old woman and his young neighbor, there is a human relationship and a human need that connects them, to see each other as a companion." The life journey he needs.”

She concluded, "Amir Eid acts as if he is living the character, and what he says is as if he were writing a written dialogue, but coming from within him. His simplicity, confidence, and mastery qualify him for more complex roles. As for the veteran Palestinian actor Kamel Al-Basha, he uses all his abilities, talent, and experience in performing a character full of human details that appear simple, but Complicated"