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Dayaat Mahrous

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9.0(1)40m1 seasonEnded

Synopsis

Dayaat Mahrous is a gripping drama series that explores the intricate dynamics of family, loyalty, and ambition in a small village setting. Mahrous, a complex and charismatic protagonist, finds himself caught between tradition and modernity, as his decisions ripple through the lives of those around him. The show delves into themes of power, betrayal, and redemption, with richly developed characters and stunning visuals bringing the story to life.

Created by el monsef kateb, mohamed ben mahmoud

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Seasons

Season 1

1 episodes · 1995

Dhayet Mahrous" (ضيعة محروس) is a Tunisian children's television series that premiered in 1995. The first season consists of 16 episodes, each approximately 30–45 minutes long. The series combines educational themes with humor and music, featuring a new song in every episode.​ The series is set in a whimsical village inhabited by anthropomorphic animals, each episode presenting a self-contained story that imparts moral lessons. The characters are portrayed by actors wearing animal costumes, bringing to life various personalities and scenarios.

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Dayaat Mahrous — frequently asked questions

Where can I watch Dayaat Mahrous?+

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How many seasons of Dayaat Mahrous are there?+

Dayaat Mahrous has 1 season and 1 episodes in total.

Who created Dayaat Mahrous?+

Dayaat Mahrous was created by el monsef kateb and mohamed ben mahmoud.

Who stars in Dayaat Mahrous?+

Dayaat Mahrous stars Habib Ben Dhiab, Mohammad Ali Saeed, Sonia Boukaddida, Hayat Al-Muntasiri and Khadija Al Latif.

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