Khaled Mar’ie began his cinema career after graduating from the montage division at the Institute of Cinema. He has taken part in numerous film productions such as “Korsy fee Al Klub’, “Ayam el Sadat”, “Africano”, “Janat Al Shaytan”, “Muhamy Khal’”, “A’skar fee Al Mu’askar” and “Tito”. Khaled Mar’ie has also contributed to the production of several titles including “A’marat Yacoubian”, “Zarf Tarea” and “Ja’alatny Mugriman”. Khaled’s debut as a director came in 2007 when he directed “Taymour wa Shaqiqa” starring Ahmed El Sekka and Mona Zaky. The film was a commercial and critical success. Following that work, Khaled directed “Asif A’la Al Iz’aj” which starred Ahmed Helmy and Mahmoud Hemeida. Khaled’s most recent work was “A’asal Aswad” which brought in a revenue that was in excess of 17 million Egyptian pounds. Khaled Mari’e spent a long time working with the ART network and he has also worked as a director on several programs. However, Khaled has come to work exclusively in cinema since then. In 2013, Maraie began a series of successful collaborations with writer Mohamed Amien Rady with the television series "Neiran Sadiqa" (Friendly Fire), which featured a big ensemble cast of stars. After receiving acclaim for his immaculate direction and the series' daring content, Maraie teamed up again with Mohamed Amien Rady in 2014 to make the more successful and controversial series "El Sabaa Wasaya" (The Seven Commandments), which also featured an ensemble cast and received widespread acclaim. The collaboration was also repeated in 2015 with the series "Al Aahd" (The Pledge).