The Egyptian artist, Hamada Hilal, joked regarding the makers of the series “Al-Kabeer Oy 6” with more than one publication following the appearance of the puck in episodes 22 and 23 of the co-work in the Ramadan drama.
The beginning was in episode 22 of the series “Al-Kabeer Oy 6”, starring Ahmed Makki, when the puck entered the body of the “Atrah” son of the mayor, whose role is played by the actor Mustafa Al-Gharib, and then turned the elder into a monkey.
Hilal, on his official page on Facebook, published a picture of the monkey that star Ahmed Makki turned to at the end of the episode, and wrote: “Do not be afraid, O great, we will act,” referring to his use of some methods of magic that he resorts to in his series “Al-Maddah.” Who is participating in the current Ramadan marathon championship.
Thousands interacted with the post, which garnered more than 85,000 likes, with nearly 3,000 funny comments.
Today, Hilal returned and commented on the events of episode 23 of the series “Al-Kabeer Oy 6”, following “Al-Atra” asked his elder father to bring Hamada Hilal to dismiss the imp.
During the events of the episode, Merbouha “Rahma Ahmed” suggested to her eldest husband that he “visit a Jamaican” to get the goblin out of the body of his son, the progeny.
And when the elder and his son, the protagonist, went to the café, the latter told the elder that he wanted Hamada Hilal and that he might take out the imp because it was “the maddah.” The elder made the band play the song “I’m a SpongeBob,” and in the end, the sprite came out of his body.
Hilal wrote, on his official page on the “Facebook” website: “Who I mean, my love, I am there in two and four from 6 to 9,” to comment on him, and the publication gained more than 35,000 likes in less than 3 hours.
Actor Mustafa Al-Gharib, who embodies the role of “Atrah”, responded to Hilal’s post, and wrote: “Greetings, Uncle Saber, I stayed well.”
The series “The Big Oy 6” starring Ahmed Makki, Mohamed Salam, Bayoumi Fouad, Hisham Ismail, Rahma Ahmed Farag, Hussein Abu Hajjaj, Mustafa Gharib, Laila Ezz Al-Arab, Suleiman Eid, written by Mustafa Saqr, and directed by Ahmed Al-Jundi.
