Imra'a Min Nar

The story follows Sayed, a plumber who desires to marry the orphan girl Loza. However, Loza becomes entangled with Zaghloul, a drug smuggler who feigns affection for her while manipulating her circumstances. He opens a clothing store for her, but as Loza repeatedly travels to Port Said for goods, she remains unaware of Zaghloul's illicit activities.

As Loza becomes increasingly involved with Zaghloul, her sister disapproves and ultimately throws her out. This forces Loza to live with Zaghloul, and it is only when she uncovers the truth about his criminal lifestyle that she chooses to join him. The film delves into themes of love, betrayal, and the struggle for survival in a harsh environment, making it a compelling watch for fans of drama in the late 1980s.