Director Ahmed Khaled Moussa announced his readiness to present a second part of the series “Al-Atawla” during the coming month of Ramadan.
Musa posted on his Instagram account a photo of him with producer Anwar Sadiq Al-Sabah, and wrote: “Al-Atawala 2 Ramadan 2025, God willing.” The first second part of my life with the most delicious company, the most delicious producer, and the most delicious stars and crew.”
The first indication of changing the ending of the series “Al-Ataula” and the existence of a second part came within the events of Episode 29, which included a funny dialogue that brought together the artists Tariq Lotfy and Bassem Samra, where a confrontation occurred between the characters of Khader Fatiha and Issa Al-Wazzan, and the dialogue between them revolved around the ongoing conflict throughout the events of the work.
Samra said that the series has almost finished and that the end of the last episode has been written, and when it is shown, viewers will say that it is unexpected, stressing that the audience admires the evil characters and will like him to be the victor in the end.
Bassem Samra (Issa Al-Wazzan) made an offer to Tariq Lotfy (Khader Fatiha) to join him, and let Ahmed Al-Sakka (Nassar Fatiha) die alone in the final scene, provided that they present the second part together, in which they will receive a greater reward, and may also achieve prizes.
Lotfy responded by confirming that he had decided to change the ending of the series, which had not yet been filmed, and that his character would be victorious, so the discussion ended by setting a final date between them at the same time as the last episode was shown, which pleased Bassem Samra because it came after the timing of the presentation of the Ramez Jalal program.
It is noteworthy that the series “Al-Ataula” was written by Hisham Hilal, directed by Ahmed Khaled Moussa, starring: Ahmed El-Sakka, Tareq Lotfy, Bassem Samra, Zeina, May Kassab, Noha Abdeen, Salah Abdullah, Farida Seif El-Nasr, Mohamed El-Taji, Mimi Gamal, Mustafa Abu Saree, Maryam Al-Jundi, and Hoda Al-Atrebi.