Fahad Al-Mutairi

A Saudi anthology series from the creators of the beloved AlKhallat+ universe, now streaming on Netflix. Four standalone stories drop ordinary underdogs — an anxious teen, a clueless security guard, a desperate filmmaker, and a tongue-tied poet — into absurdly chaotic desert situations. Sharp satire, dry humour, and authentic Saudi cultural identity make each episode a wildly entertaining ride.

Experience a new hilarious story every day, inspired by real-life moments in a typical Saudi community that are guaranteed to leave you in stitches!

In a comedic setting, the series unfolds in a framework of interconnected yet separate episodes, touching upon societal issues and problems and their impact on everyone in a satirical manner.

Hazza is a Saudi comedy series about a small-time crook who accidentally ends up posing as a psychiatrist. As he fakes therapy sessions to survive, he becomes unexpectedly successful, attracting attention he can’t control. His double life spirals into chaos as lies, patients, and his past begin to collide.

A group of friends creates an app that offers any service requested by its users. As they handle each new request, they find themselves caught in an endless series of hilarious and unexpected situations.

The Abu Anas family decides to move to a residential compound in Riyadh. But they're not like any ordinary new residents. They're strangers. They're different. They've come from the world of the "jinn" to carry out a mission...

In a surprising move, Shahin Dabkah, the principal of the high school in Al-Suwaidi neighborhood, decides to create a ‘Sharia class’ as a distinctive academic section aiming to prove his school's excellence. Consequently, a series of humorous situations follow because of this decision!

In the heart of Riyadh, where desperation and opportunity collide, Mandoob brings forth the gripping tale of Fahad Algadaani, a mentally fragile man racing against time to save his ailing father. As his world crumbles under the weight of financial burden and societal indifference, Fahad's life takes an unexpected turn when he is forced to make ends meet as a humble delivery mandoob.

Following a botched robbery, incarcerated friends Hamad, Ma’an and Sanad, in their attempt to escape, end up in a biographical film financed by eccentric Saudi magnate Abdullatif Al-Hanhouni, set in the same locations of their past heists.

In a new step, the director of Al-Suwaidi National High School decides to establish a Sharia class, especially with the presence of a number of students with rebellious behavior.

Al-Gaid emerges as a captivating epic adventure, unfolding against the backdrop of the 20th-century wintery northern Arabian desert. Boldly redefines the adventure revenge genre and Bedouin soap operas, crafting a unique narrative.

Sakkir and his wife, Latifa, face a wave of anger from the community because of a movie that goes against their expectations. Instead of confronting the ideological society, he decides to go back in time by using the marbles, here he enters an endless loop of trying to please the society.