“Fatouma”: A New Moroccan Social Drama Pulsating with Life from the Heart of Casablanca
Fans of Moroccan drama are eagerly anticipating the new series titled “Fatouma,” a social drama produced by MBC5 and directed by Idriss Roukh, set to premiere during Ramadan 2026.
The creators of “Fatouma” are counting on it to make a significant addition to the Moroccan artistic scene, showcasing a compelling human story that follows a woman’s journey as she faces the challenges of daily life in a society dominated by the power of money and interests, all while striving for self-fulfillment and stability.
The events of the series unfold within a popular market in Casablanca, where ambitions, schemes, and revenge intersect with the spontaneous aspects of life, creating a narrative that blends realism with suspense, promising viewers an enriching drama filled with events and surprises.
The cast features some of the most prominent names in the Moroccan artistic landscape, including Fatima Zahra Banafsar, Hassan Fulan, Said Bai, and Abdullah Shkir, alongside promising young talents like Abir Atef, Ilham Qarwi, Kamal Himoud, and Mohamed Al-Kafi.
Director Idriss Roukh aims to blend social drama with a humanistic approach by addressing issues related to Moroccan women and families using a realistic artistic language. The cast has chosen to keep the details of the characters and events under wraps to maintain suspense for viewers ahead of the official screening during the upcoming Ramadan.
With this project, MBC5 seeks to enhance the presence of Moroccan productions in the Arab drama scene and to present content that boldly and realistically reflects the pulse of Moroccan society through the story of “Fatouma,” which is expected to be one of the standout surprises during the Ramadan race of 2026.
