And the days go by

About This Movie

And the Days Go By is one of those understated dramas that creeps up on you. The atmosphere is thick with family tension and cultural expectations. Abdul Qader, the father, embodies a quiet strength, yet his world is turned upside down as his children navigate love and duty. Madiha's marriage to Adel creates a ripple effect, while Shukri’s struggle against familial pressures feels painfully relatable. There's this palpable sense of longing and revenge, especially from Rawya, which adds an edge to the narrative. The pacing allows for some contemplative moments, making the unfolding drama feel almost inevitable. It's not flashy, but that’s what gives it its depth. The performances are raw and authentic, drawing you into their emotional turmoil without any frills.

Explores deep family ties and societal pressure · Character-driven storytelling with a slow burn · Themes of love, betrayal, and cultural expectations