Maktoub Aliya

When every thing is simply perfect in a show, its a sci, comdey and drama mix where every thing delivered perfectly. Great experience and fun to watch. Highly recommended.

Super fun and easy to watch The idea of the show is somehow new to Arabic/ Egyptian TV , looking forward to more shows like this Akram Husni is an amazing actor ,did a great job lifting the show . The casting was perfect and had beautiful chemistry

Light TV with a deep meaningful message.

Very interesting and fun, new kind of comedy, lovely and not overwhelming.

Recommended for all family members.

It is about a man who is not accepting the life style that he leaved daily till he met an old and poor sale's man who was selling perfume.

Something odd and funny happened to him. Every morning a written sentences appeared on his hand no one can see but him.

So he must fallow the instructions that written on his hand to disappear.

The story is full of actin comedy witch made us cannot wait till next episode.

30 episodes full of action Egyptian comedy that is recommended for all of you.

"Maktoob Alaya" is a series that had the potential to be both entertaining and innovative, with a unique idea that sets it apart from other Egyptian productions. The show successfully delivers some genuinely funny moments, and the concept itself is intriguing. However, the execution falls flat, leaving viewers frustrated rather than entertained.

The script and storyline are poorly developed, often making the plot feel unnecessarily stretched. This isn't the kind of suspense that keeps you hooked-it's a frustrating lack of coherence that detracts from the viewing experience. It feels like the writers were more focused on extending the series' runtime than crafting a compelling narrative, resulting in scenes that lack purpose and characters that come across as foolish.

Instead of showcasing the full potential of its unique premise, "Maktoob Alaya" ends up diluting its charm with nonsensical decisions and a disjointed script. The actors, though talented, seem trapped in a story that doesn't do justice to their performances. Ultimately, the series squanders its promising idea with a lack of meaningful execution, leaving viewers disappointed and unimpressed.