Upcoming Series 'Ali Clay' Generates Buzz with Controversial Statements and Star Cast

Production sources for the series "Ali Clay" have confirmed that filming will continue during the first week of Ramadan, coinciding with the show's premiere amidst the anticipated Ramadan series competition.

Promotional Activity Ahead of Launch

The series has garnered significant attention early on, thanks to an extensive promotional campaign spearheaded by lead actor Ahmed Al Awadi. This campaign has sparked considerable controversy and engagement on social media, particularly due to the participation of singer Rahma Mohsen.

Al Awadi's Predictions Stir Debate

Al Awadi's claims that the series will top the viewership charts during Ramadan have ignited a wave of criticism and varied responses, although he has also received support from fans expressing excitement for the upcoming show.

A Narrative Blending Human Drama and Sport

The plot centers on "Ali," an orphan who is adopted and faces challenging circumstances before making his way into the boxing world and eventually establishing a home for orphans. The storyline intensifies when he enters a psychiatric hospital to seek treatment for a mental illness.

Main Cast and Characters

Singer Rahma Mohsen plays Al Awadi's girlfriend, while actress Intissar portrays his mother, Tarek El Desouki takes on the role of his father, and Tunisian actress Dora plays his wife, alongside a cast of other artists involved in the production.

Salary Controversy Fuels Ramadan Competition

Ahmed Al Awadi stirred controversy in the artistic community with his statements claiming he is the highest-paid and most-watched artist during the 2026 Ramadan season. This was followed by Mohamed Imam's remarks affirming that his father, Adel Imam, remains the highest-paid actor in the Arab world, reigniting discussions on the competitive landscape of Ramadan programming.