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"Watar Hassas" Is Coming Back for Season 2

"Watar Hassas" Is Coming Back for Season 2

Yara Sameh
"Watar Hassas" has been renewed for season 2.
Season 1 of the series debuted on October 27 and revolved around the issue of marital infidelity and the secrets of the human psyche through three women (a doctor, a lawyer, and an employee), as the pace of events escalates due to the disputes between the lawyer and her interior designer husband, especially after she accuses him of infidelity, with the relationships between all parties becoming intertwined.
The cast starred Saba Mubarak, Injy El Mokkaddem, Heidy Karam, Mohamed Alaa, Ahmed Gamal Said, Mohamed El Amroussi, Hager Afify, Mohamed Aly Rezk, Ahmed Tarek Nour, and more.
"Watar Hassas" consists of 45 episodes and was produced by ‎United Media Services‎.
It was written by scriptwriter Amin Gamal and directed by Wael Farag.
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Season 2 of "Watar Hassas" takes place after the events of the first season.
Ghada Adel is in negotiations to play the titular role instead of Mubarak, who will not be returning for the upcoming season.
The creators of "Watar Hassas" will also add new elements to the plot to keep up with the events.
The additions are set to be completed by early July to launch filming in the middle of that month.
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