Nour Ali between social drama and black comedy

Syrian star Nour Ali shines in this year’s Ramadan season through two different types of TV drama: social drama that approaches tragedy in the series “The Hero,” which is shown on MBC in parallel with the Shahid platform, and black comedy through the second part of the series “We Didn’t Differ,” which is shown on the second Syrian channel and Al Arabiya 2, in parallel with the Al Arabiya Plus platform.

Nour Ali proves her ability to diversify between different characters through her roles in the two series. In “Al Batal”, she embodies the character of Maryam, a girl who is dedicated to serving the displaced, and sympathizes with one of the displaced mothers, so she does the impossible to provide milk for her infant son, even if it comes at the expense of her safety and reputation.

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Nour Ali and the diversity of characters Maryam's character embodies the true meaning of a loyal lover to her beloved Marwan (Khaled Shabat), who lives in confusion between her feelings towards him and her desire to continue her life with him, and her intense love for her father and family, to the point that she postpones her travel with Marwan outside Syria to start a new life away from the wars, thus being torn between different feelings towards her beloved on the one hand and towards her family on the other.

Unlike Maryam, Nour presents satirical characters in the sketches of the second part of the comedy series Ma Ekhtalfna. In the first episode, we see her as Tamador, who is obsessed with the violent character of the Eastern man, which she finds in Abu Akra (Shadi Al-Safadi), and obeys all his orders, until her three brothers with strong physical builds appear, and Abu Akra turns into the complete opposite of what he seems due to the fear and terror he feels from them, and he turns into someone who obeys Tamador’s orders.

In the third episode, Nour embodies the character of a wife who wants to have children and insists that her husband agree to her wish, but he completely refuses because of their modest financial situation, which does not qualify them to raise a child and meet his needs. After many attempts, the wife finally succeeds in convincing her husband, and she actually becomes pregnant. When the time comes for the birth, they are delayed on the way because of an official passing by. When they finally arrive at the hospital and enter the operating room, the doctor comes out to surprise the husband with shocking news: the death of the fetus.