Hesham Maged and Asmaa Galal say goodbye in Ashghal Shaqah Geda episode 15
ALBAWABA - Hesham Maged and Asmaa Galal face unexpected turns in Ashghal Shaqah Geda episode 15. Also Read Ramadan 2025: Where will Ramez Galal's 'Ramez Elon Masr' be aired?
"I would rather not act again!" Yasmine commented following a humorous and unexpected scenario in Ashghal Shaqah Gedan episode 15, in which she fell to the ground and got her face soaked in water due to an unforeseen circumstance that arose during production. In celebration, the whole cast and crew sang "Wallahi wa Amaluha el Regala."
As the show progresses, Dr. Hamdy (Hesham Maged) and his wife Yasmine (Asmaa Galal) are forced to deal with the new maid, "Manal" (Rehab El Gamal), who has a serious mental illness that makes her cry all the time. When she tries suicide in her room after learning that her job has been terminated, things take a surprising turn, and the pair steps in to save her. They then decide to have Manal attend Dr. Ghandour for a psychological consultation to assist her in overcoming her experience.
In a different context, Dr. Hamdy is still trying to get a Maldivian work visa. When he arrives at the embassy, he is shocked to see that his mother, Sherine, is also there to apply for a visa and accompany him on his trip. His mother, however, tries to stop him from going, claiming that he is not Muslim because the embassy does not provide non-Muslims work visas to the Maldives. Compelled to travel to Al-Azhar to pick up a document attesting to his conversion to Islam, Dr. Hamdy eventually receives the visa.
In a last scene with his friend Arabi, Dr. Hamdy gets ready to leave for the Maldives with his wife Yasmine, his kids, and his mother. When Arabi lodges a complaint against him, accusing him of "disrupting a historical monument," he is banned from travel, which is an unexpected shock at the last minute.
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Using his official Instagram account, actor Hesham Maged said goodbye to the drama series "Ashghal Shaqah Geda" (Very Hard Work), which aired during the first half of the Ramadan 2025 season.
Hesham Maged shared a photo of himself with the actors on his official Instagram account, captioning it, "The series is complete... I hope you're content. The last episode of "Ashghal Shaqah Geda" (Very Hard Work), which airs on Friday, March 14, is quickly approaching.
Hesham Maged, who plays a forensic doctor, and Asmaa Galal, who plays a media personality, are the subjects of a social comedy about a married couple that is the focus of the second season of "Ashghal Shaqah Geda" (Very Hard Work). The show was a huge creative and popular triumph when it aired during Ramadan last year.
The cast of "Ashghal Shaqah Gadda" is on television.
In addition to Hesham Maged, the series "Ashghal Shaqah Gadda" features several well-known celebrities, including Mustafa Gharib, Salwa Mohamed Ali, and Sherine, as well as several cameos. Abdullah Abu Al-Fotouh is the producer, Khaled Diab is the director, and Khaled and Sherine Diab wrote the show.
Dates of the Ashghal Shaqah Gadda Episode 15 Broadcast
The 15th episode of the television series "Ashghal Shaqah Gadda" will be shown simultaneously on the Shahid platform and MBC Masr channels at 8 PM.
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