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Episode 25 of the series "And Forget What Was" featured rapidly unfolding dramatic developments, where Larissa and Shaher Al-Jabali conspired to get rid of Jalila Raslan with the help of the personal bodyguard "Zero," while Jalila was busy filming her new movie in Cairo.
During the episode, Jalila rehearsed a romantic scene with Hisham Arfat, which sparked Badr's jealousy, while the conflict between Al-Jarhi and Amy escalated due to her suspicions and his attempt to access Jalila's safe.
In another storyline, Shaher married Dina Darwish, which shocked his daughter Yara, who turned to Araishi to calm her down, urging her to get closer to her mother, Jalila. The episode also saw the intensification of the dispute between Ahmed, Heba, and Mona, where Ahmed asked Mona to return to her country before he left.
In a meeting between Jalila and Badr, she showed him video clips of his old boxing matches, expressing her desire to help him return to his form through a top coach. However, she noticed a photo on Badr's phone featuring Youssef Al-Sarraf and Heba, which caused additional tension.
In a surprising development, Heba reported Youssef to the police, and Jalila revealed to Badr that she had previously agreed with Heba to hand him over to the police that day. Jalila also decided to block Fatima from Badr's phone after noticing her messages to him.
The events reached a climax when the personal bodyguard "Zero" chased Badr and Jalila's car and assaulted Badr, in an exciting scene that sets the stage for serious developments in the upcoming episodes.
Series Background
The series "And Forget What Was" presents a social drama with a psychological tone, following the lives of characters trying to overcome their painful pasts. The series is written by Amr Mahmoud Yassin and directed by Mohamed Al-Khubairi, starring Yasmine Abdel Aziz, Karim Fahmy, and a number of stars.
Broadcast Schedule
The series airs daily on MBC Masr at 10:00 PM, with a repeat at 2:00 PM. It is also broadcast on MBC Masr 2 at 1:00 AM, with a repeat at 12:00 PM.
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