Episodes: Series - Sawalif Dunya - 2005

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Mansour and his friend Khalaf travel abroad to set up a project. They meet Lambini, the taxi driver, who gives each of them a rose containing drugs. When they arrive at the hotel, they meet Jassim and Mishari.

Mansour tries to return to Lambini to get another rose from him and discovers that it contains drugs. Khalaf, Jassim, and Mishari try to advise him to stay away from him.

Khalaf decides to return to Kuwait and asks Mansour to do so, but the latter refuses. Mansour’s wife learns that he is addicted, and Jassem and Mishari try to help him receive treatment, but Mansour escapes from the hospital.

Mansour returns to his country, and his situation deteriorates after he meets Eliwa, who supplies him with drugs. His wife seeks the help of his friend Khalaf to help him with his problem, but to no avail, so she decides to leave the house to him.

Mansour travels again and meets Lambini and Khamis. He is accused of the murder of their friend Christian, and his money is stolen. When he is released from prison, he asks Mishari to help him return to his country.

Mansour returns to Kuwait and tries to convince his wife to get back to him. He seeks help from his friend Saeed and begs in the streets until he gets money to buy drugs and is arrested.

Ghareeb lives with his mother and sister in a simple house and is looking for work until a friend of his advises him to work as a labor guarantor in his country, so he begins submitting his papers to the Electricity Authority to open a shop for that.

Ghareeb agrees with Abu Salim to partner with him in opening a store that sells electricity in the morning and falafel in the evening, and he calls it (Kahrafa).

Ghareeb's financial conditions improve, and the businessman Abu Abdulaziz tries to convince Abu Salim to work with him, but he refuses, and Ghareeb loses the first project he participates in.

Abu Salim and Ghareeb discover that Abu Abdulaziz is the reason for canceling the contract for Ghareeb's new project. The latter suffers a stroke and is taken to the hospital, and Abu Salim is forced to submit to Abu Abdulaziz and work with him.

David convinces Ghareeb to import a device that enables him to replicate a pigeon with colored feathers. He searches for a financier for his project, and after his business flourishes, he is surprised by a wealthy businessman who buys the invention, causing Ghareeb to lose his money.

Ghareeb escapes and tries to hide from creditors. He is forced to disguise himself as a Pakistani worker so that no one knows him and works for Abu Nayef on his farm.

Gharib succeeds in gaining Abu Nayef's trust, becomes his right-hand man at work, and meets Abu Abdulaziz, who wants to buy a plot of land owned by Abu Nayef.

Ghareeb asks Abu Salim to work with him and sends his uncle to propose to a girl from a wealthy family, but they refuse due to the social difference. When Ghareeb disguises himself as Abu Nayef’s agent, they agree to the marriage.

Abu Nayef dies, Ghareeb loses everything, Abu Salim returns to work with Abu Abdulaziz, and Ghareeb is forced to look for work again.

Khuwaylid lives with his father after his mother's divorce, and his stepfather refuses to welcome him into the house, so Khuwaylid becomes close to his teacher, Maryam, who treats him well and is kind to him.

Abu Khuwaylid decides to marry teacher Maryam so that she can take care of his son. After marriage, the situation changes as she becomes cruel to Khuwaylid and kicks him out of the house after she gives birth to his father's baby. His mother is forced to receive him into her husband’s house, who also kicks him out.

Khuwaylid's mother is forced to keep her son with her aunt after her husband kicked him out. His academic condition deteriorates, and he meets a group of troublemakers his age who rob shops. Khuwaylid advises his colleague, Walid, that his parents shouldn't divorce so that won't lose his life.

Abu Walid searches for Khuwaylid in the hope of saving him from loss as he has saved his son, but the police arrest him while stealing from a house, and his parents refuse to receive him from the juvenile detention center.

Abu Walid sponsors Khuwaylid, who becomes a famous tennis player and wins championships.

Abdullah falls in love with his neighbor Munira, but her father refuses their marriage and forces her to marry a wealthy man.

Abdullah's psychological condition worsens after Munira's marriage to another man. He refuses to marry, and his brother Nasser and their mother try to convince him to accept marriage to Noura.

Abdullah is estranged from his married life and home and lives in illusions and memories of Munira. His wife, Noura, gives birth to a daughter. He meets Munira after her divorce and decides to get back to her.

Saleh is surprised by a phone call from the police summoning him to come to the police station. He remembers all the things he did against the law, his common-law marriage to an Egyptian girl, his escape after getting her pregnant, and his running over someone with his car.

Saleh is dominated by delusions. He is afraid that someone will find out about his previous drug dealing. When he arrives at the police station, he discovers an error in the data that necessitates his presence at the station.

Salem is a simple employee. He and his wife Aisha decide to trade with their pension to make their daughters rich, but when his unemployed brother Sultan learns about this, he prompts his mother to be cruel to him and demand that he pay them all the money.

As Salem has cancer, his brother Sultan is greedy for his money. Aisha’s brother tries to warn her that there are no papers proving that she won't have a share of Salem’s property after his death.

Salem's mother and brother Sultan begin trying to control Salem's money and property while he is in the hospital, and Aisha seeks to prove her right to half of Salem's possessions before his death.

Muhammad asks his mother to quickly search for a bride for him so that he can get rid of the manager’s offer to marry his daughter. Muhammad travels with his uncle to Egypt to receive treatment, and in the hospital, he sees a Gulf girl whom he admires and tries to get to know her.

Muhammad collects information about the Gulf girl and discovers that she is from his country, so he travels to propose marriage to her. He discovers that she is the daughter of his manager, Abu Khaled, and that she got engaged after he refused to marry her.