"Watar Hassas" Adds 5 to Season 2 Cast
Watar Hassas season 2 is finally picking up steam, with five new actors joining the cast.
Kamal Abu Raya, Rania Mansour, Nabil Eissa, Mohamed Mahmoud Abdel Aziz, and Elham Wagdy have joined the cast of 'Watar Hassas" season 2.
Injy El Mokkaddem, Heidy Karam are also set to return for the drama as well as the creative team from season one, scriptwriter Amin Gamal and director Wael Farag.
It also features Ghada Adel playing the titular role, replacing Saba Mubarak, who will not be returning for the upcoming season alongside many familiar faces such as Mohamed Alaa, Jana Ashkar, and Ahmed Gamal Said.
Season 1 of the series debuted last year and focused on marital infidelity and the secrets of the human psyche.
The issues were highlighted through three women (a doctor, a lawyer, and an employee).
Trouble stirs when the lawyer accuses her interior designer husband of infidelity, intertwining the all parties together.
The series also starred 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.
Season 2 of "Watar Hassas" takes place after the events of the first season.
The show's creators will also add new elements to the plot to keep up with the events.
'Watar Hassas" Season 2 is set to debut during the off-season.
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