Sett El Banat
Mounira (Hend Rostom) thinks that she found the man of her dreams when she marries Khairy (Roshdy Abaza). She then discovers that he rents a place where he indulges in his pleasures with other women. Mounira uses the help of Dardeer (Abdel Monea'im Ibrahim), her husband's assistant to find everything about him.
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Plot Summary
The film revolves around a wealthy family and their attempts to marry off their daughters. The story often involves comedic misunderstandings and social commentary on marriage and societal expectations in Egypt during that era. It highlights the dynamics between parents and children and the pressures of finding suitable partners.
Critical Reception
Sett El Banat was a popular film in its time, resonating with audiences for its blend of drama and light-hearted comedy. It is remembered as a classic Egyptian film that captured the social nuances of its period.
What Reviewers Say
- Praised for its engaging storyline and performances.
- Appreciated for its blend of humor and social commentary.
- Considered a notable film in the Golden Age of Egyptian cinema.
Google audience: Information on specific Google user reviews for this film is not readily available, but it is generally regarded as a classic.
Fun Fact
While Adel Emam became a superstar later in his career, this film features him in an earlier, supporting role.
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