Praised by many Tunisians, the soap Njoum Ellil on Hannibal TV sparked my curiosity. Actually I wanted to understand the reasons which made a series during the month of Ramadan, and for its second season, has not created a big controversy, provoked heated debate in cafes or on the net.
Both warn you, I watched one episode and it was Njoum ellil Saturday. That my decision is not too subjective, I obtained the opinion of some of the faithful series last year and sought to learn more via the web.
Synopsis
Both warn you, I watched one episode and it was Njoum ellil Saturday. That my decision is not too subjective, I obtained the opinion of some of the faithful series last year and sought to learn more via the web.
Synopsis
Njoum Ellil confronts both the bourgeoisie class and the middle class, with their characteristics and stereotypes we usually see from decades on our TV. Mehdi Nasra, writer / producer and son of the owner of the private channel, and the director Madih Belaid sought to focus on the illicit business in the wealthy and the precarious balance among the wealthy.
Drugs, money laundering, fraud, adultery, murder, honor, honesty, solidarity, love ... Retyped many of the classic nine at once of puzzles that can not attract the attention of lovers of fiction Ramadan in Egypt, between boss thug, distant love, mafia imposing and a little humor.
Well, I was treated to some special effects worthy of a hidden camera on Channel 21, with distressing scenes of silliness, but basically you never get bored. Yes he is, the word is out, should not the viewer has the ball or has the impression that we do not care about his mouth, because the Tunisian do not like it.
The figures confirm
Drugs, money laundering, fraud, adultery, murder, honor, honesty, solidarity, love ... Retyped many of the classic nine at once of puzzles that can not attract the attention of lovers of fiction Ramadan in Egypt, between boss thug, distant love, mafia imposing and a little humor.
Well, I was treated to some special effects worthy of a hidden camera on Channel 21, with distressing scenes of silliness, but basically you never get bored. Yes he is, the word is out, should not the viewer has the ball or has the impression that we do not care about his mouth, because the Tunisian do not like it.
The figures confirm
According MediaScan Madwatch.net Tunisia, which offers a view of penetrations daily TV programs, the series achieves Njoum Ellil average penetration rate of 50% .. HUGE!
On Facebook pages and groups are as numerous as the fans:
> 7000 members on the official group
> 12 000 fans of this page
> 12,000 fans here
and more of 67 000 fans for this page . Y
no doubt, Hannibal TV has succeeded and very beautiful way.
Your opinion interests me
A realistic drama, actors confirmed as Mohamed Kouka, Moncef Lazaar and (especially) Hichem Rostom ensures its role admirably, young heads who want - some of which are awarded by the Theatre - as Hana Fehri, Moez Guediri, Marouen Erian, Fatma Zahra Maat or Dejla Douissi, or heads as well known Riahi Rim Ben Jemaa and Dali.
These were somehow the "arguments" of the people around me who loved him.
And you, what you like about this series and would like to find in Njoum Ellil 3?
On Facebook pages and groups are as numerous as the fans:
> 7000 members on the official group
> 12 000 fans of this page
> 12,000 fans here
and more of 67 000 fans for this page . Y
no doubt, Hannibal TV has succeeded and very beautiful way.
Your opinion interests me
A realistic drama, actors confirmed as Mohamed Kouka, Moncef Lazaar and (especially) Hichem Rostom ensures its role admirably, young heads who want - some of which are awarded by the Theatre - as Hana Fehri, Moez Guediri, Marouen Erian, Fatma Zahra Maat or Dejla Douissi, or heads as well known Riahi Rim Ben Jemaa and Dali.
These were somehow the "arguments" of the people around me who loved him.
And you, what you like about this series and would like to find in Njoum Ellil 3?
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