Za'Irat Al Khamis | Badria Al Besher

Children do not forget. They grow up swearing to themselves that they will not repeat the mistakes of their parents against them. But, in the detours of life, they suddenly awaken to realize that they have become darker versions of their parents. When Mashael married her fourth husband, her mother, who is full of life, seduction and love of men, also married her fourth husband. And when she reprimanded her that she threw it at her father when she divorced him, she too would throw her young ones into their fathers' houses. Mashael enters into herself, reviews all of her memories, and replays the tapes of the trials she conducted in her imagination. Do you then understand their reasons? Will the Thursday Majlis, which is overflowing with its visitors of young lover girls and their wise mothers, help her understand life and its circumstances? Do you forgive them when you become like them only a little?