Ali Moein Saleh verbindet den Tod mit Komödie. Wird "Al-Thalitha Thabitah" erfolgreich sein?

In his new series "September Breezes," the writer Ali Mu'in Saleh proves himself as one of the most prominent and innovative creators in the world of drama. Far from traditional approaches in addressing themes of death and heavy emotions, Ali Mu'in Saleh turns death into a humorous subject, transforming sadness into moments of comedy that provoke laughter instead of tears.

Although the characters he creates may have limited traits and seem unable to escape their reality, this limitation turns into a structural strength that makes the story more impactful. The characters, perceived by some as incomplete, become the most authentic, while Saleh uses subtle comedy that transcends offense, presenting us with moments of laughter despite the ugliness and obstacles.

In his analysis of social taboos, Ali Mu'in Saleh does not hesitate to present the family in a completely different way; portraying the grandmother as a "charming thief," triggering reactions that turn this reality into transient events full of paradoxes, creating moments of astonishing humor.

Relying on an environment he knows well, Saleh writes with absolute freedom, blending maturity with the ability to play with life's details. "September Breezes" is not just a series, but an artistic experience that redefines comedic and societal dimensions with a fresh spirit.