Sayed Al-Jada decides to deceive his five children by selling the pension they share with forged documents, claiming that he will travel to meet with investors. During his absence, one of his sons, Majahid, who manages the pension, tries to host a musical event to generate profits that will impress his father. At the same time, another son, Adel, who is a singer, attempts to invite an important producer to listen to his performance. Meanwhile, the daughter, Aida, a feminist activist, invites some of her friends and followers to film a movie about harassment. Additionally, another son, Essam, a religious extremist, hosts a leader of his group who brings along a mysterious individual to the pension. Meanwhile, the final son, Bastardo, attempts to rob a neighboring bank through a tunnel he dug in the basement of the pension. However, all these events become entangled and complicated due to an unexpected surprise that catches everyone off guard.
Marital problems happen every day where one day the couple decided to involve others in their problems . During the clash of the parties , the metal door lock breaks down and everyone gets locked inside the apartment , at this moment the problem escalated into a disaster.
Farid is an elusive individual renowned for his absence rather than his presence. He gained fame through the alias "Mr. Ex," as he became sought after by men to assist in their marital separations. However, the situation takes an unexpected twist when Farid's former love, Tiba Al-Akkad, reemerges onto the scene.
After he hits someone with his car, Hennawi, also known as the X-Lance, accidentally finds himself involved with a notorious gang that smuggles antiquities.
Omar Mustafa Metwally is an Egyptian actor who was born on August 1, 1983 in Cairo. His father is the actor Mustafa Metwally and his uncle is the producer Essam Imam, brother of actor Adil Imam. He began his acting career with the film “Ramadan Mabrook Abo El Alamein Hamouda” in 2008, and then appeared in several films including “Safari” in 2010, “Saa Wi Nos” (Hour and a Half) in 2012, “Tattah” in 2013, and “Qalb El Assad” (Lion Heart) in 2013. He also was the star of the TV series “9 Gameat El Dowal” in 2012.
