Currently, the app offers a free trial till Ramadan, allowing users to explore an extensive library of premium content tailored to diverse tastes.
Yango Play, the all-in-one entertainment super app, has announced its series lineup for Ramadan 2025. The platform has six diverse productions, including three exclusive titles: Al-Ghawy, Al-Nos and Qahwet Al-Mahata, along with Qalby w Moftaho, Wlad Al-Shams and Gawdar 2. Each series will consist of 15 episodes, offering a mix of drama, comedy, suspense and action to cater to all tastes.
This Ramadan, Ahmed Mekky takes a bold leap, stepping away from his iconic El Kebeer Awi character after eight successful seasons. He stars in Al-Ghawy, portraying Shams Nasr Al-Adawi, a former thug from Al-Jamaliya who decides to change his life after his wife’s passing. Determined to raise his son honourably, Shams faces relentless challenges. The series is penned by Hani Sarhan and directed by Mando El-Adl.
Comedian Ahmed Amin makes his return to drama with Al-Nos, a collaboration with director Yahya Ismail and Mangum Workshop. Amin plays Abdel Aziz Al-Nos, a sharp-witted thief who renounces his past to form a resistance team against the British occupation.
Qahwet Al-Mahata blends drama and thriller elements, starring Ahmed Ghazi, Bayoumi Fouad, Ahmed Khaled Saleh and Intisar. Directed by Islam Khairy and written by Abdel Rahim Kamal, the story follows young prosecutor Taha Bek Barada as he investigates a mysterious murder at a public café.
Asser Yassin returns with Qalby w Moftaho, a social drama written and directed by Tamer Mohsen. The story follows Ezzat, a driver who becomes infatuated with Mayar, a woman determined to escape her past. Having been divorced three times from Saad, Mayar fears losing her son. Their second encounter takes an unexpected turn when Mayar proposes marriage.
Young talents Ahmed Malek and Taha Desouki team up in the comedy Wlad Al-Shams, portraying two orphanage assistants, Welaa and Moftah, who clash over their differing personalities but unite against their corrupt orphanage manager. The series is written by Moheb Tarek and directed by Shadi Abdel Salam.
Following the success of its first season, Yasser Galal returns in Gawdar 2, written by Anwar Abdel Maguid and directed by Islam Khairy. The sequel continues the story of Scheherazade’s mission to tame Shahryar’s bloodthirsty nature, intertwining with the legend of Gawdar, a man whose fate was sealed before his birth.
Available across the Middle East and Egypt, the app is accessible on all devices, with a free trial available until Ramadan, allowing users to explore its extensive premium content library.
