"Mokhtar and the Saw" Will Mahmoud Nasr turn into a serial killer?

The series “Walad Badia” continues to achieve popular success since it began airing in the Ramadan 2024 season.

No one is afraid of the creativity presented by the artist Mahmoud Nasr in the role of “Mukhtar Al-Dabbagh” since the first episode, with his actions, emotions, and reactions, as he was able to play the role of the psychological patient with all sincerity and creativity.

Will Mukhtar Al-Dabbagh turn into a serial killer? Since the first episode was shown, the viewer can know that Mukhtar lived as an oppressed child at the hands of his father, “Arif Al-Dabbagh,” who mocked him and his abilities and wanted a specific future for him. Mukhtar lives all his life alone, far from his father, without brothers or friends except for his friend who works as a doctor and who supported him, helped him, and stood by him. During his illness.

In the previous episodes, Mukhtar was trying to give up his grudges and live his life in safety and peace, but everything changes after the death of his mother, who is killed by his doctor friend in the hospital. Her son accuses Mukhtar of killing her and asks him for a large sum of money in exchange for keeping quiet about this matter, and orders Mukhtar to send him Money immediately after he ends the affairs of the heirs in an ugly, provocative way. We see Mukhtar in a Hollywood scene hitting him on the head and then dragging him to the bathroom and putting him in the bathtub, holding a hacksaw in his hand, and his looks suggest fear and anger without knowing where his thoughts of revenge might take him and whether he will turn into a serial killer in the coming episodes?

“Walad Badia” series The work begins with a contemporary popular epic social story that extends mainly in the present and has roots dating back to the past through stories of a group of characters struggling with each other over love, guilt, and the claim of virtue, with a dramatic atmosphere with a deep dimension that is not devoid of fun and boldness.

The work is a social drama, and will present the stories of the four brothers, “Sukar,” “Mukhtar,” “Shaheen,” and “Yassin,” and their mother, “Badaia,” in different time periods.

The Badia Boys series, written by Ali Wajih and Yamen Al-Hajli, directed by Rasha Sharbatji, and featuring an elite group of Syrian drama stars, including Sulafa Mimar , Samer Ismail, Mahmoud Nasr, Yamen Al-Hajli, Fadi Sobeih, Emarat Rizk, Dima Al-Jundi, Lynn Ghara and others.