Ramadan 2026 TV Series: Laila Abdullah to Participate in "Hide and Seek"

Lebanese-Kuwaiti actress Laila Abdullah is gearing up for a unique dramatic experience with her new series, "Al-Ghamida," scheduled to air during the Ramadan 2026 drama season. The work is considered one of the most anticipated productions in the Gulf region, especially with the participation of a large group of stars, including Huda Hussein, Fatima Al-Safi, Mahmoud Boushahri, Lulwa Al-Mulla, Abdulrahman Al-Aqel, Ibrahim Al-Harbi, and Zahra Al-Kharji. This broad artistic presence promises a work that combines authenticity and exciting drama.

Details of the series "Hide and Seek"

In an interview with ET Bil Arabi, Laila Abdullah revealed that the series consists of 30 episodes, written by Hiba Mishari Hamada, and takes place in the 1970s in Kuwait. She noted that choosing this time period was not a coincidence, as it is rich in social events and human situations, and expresses “nostalgia” that attracts the audience to relive the beautiful memories of that era. She added, “Old eras have a warmth that makes people remember the good times.”

Laila explained that the series "Hide and Seek" features a central theme of mystery and suspense, as it includes a major secret that represents a turning point in the story. She emphasized that this aspect will keep viewers in a constant state of anticipation throughout the episodes, with promises of many surprises that the audience will discover during the upcoming Ramadan season.

"Abeer Sabil" series

It is worth noting that Laila Abdullah participated in the series “Aber Sabil” during the last Ramadan season, in which she played the role of “Habeeba,” a girl with special needs who is exploited by her family. Her performance received widespread acclaim from audiences and critics for its human sincerity and touching portrayal of a marginalized group. The series is written by Ali Shams, directed by Hussein Al-Halabi, and stars an elite group of stars including Abdul Mohsen Al-Nemer, Wafaa Amer, Abdullah Malik, Abdullah Boushahri, and Jumaan Al-Ruwaie, consolidating Laila’s presence as one of the most prominent young dramatic figures in the Gulf.