مستر أند مسيز عويس

Ahmed Eweis (Hamada Helal), known as "Weisoo," is a pop singer who builds his fame by hiring fans and paying lavish sums to win in-kind awards, which leads him to squander his inheritance through his assistant Samir Sabry (Edward) and his accompanying stylist Zeina (Tatiana). Consequently, his mother (Hanaa El Shorbagy) urges him to get married to settle down; however, when she catches a flirtatious girl with him at home, she kicks him out. He turns to his assistant Samir, who introduces him to his wife Amina, whom he treats harshly and beats severely while she obeys his orders completely, telling Weisoo that he married her from their rural village. In reality, Amina is merely the housemaid, while Samir's actual wife—whom Weisoo never saw—treated Samir like a servant at home. Deceived, Weisoo decides to travel to his hometown in Upper Egypt to find a wife. He seeks out his uncle Sayed Eweis (Mohamed Metwalli), whom he finds in deep distress, suffering at the hands of the son of the former notorious outlaw Soliman (Mohamed Abdel Azim)—the infamous criminal who died at the hands of the Eweis clan. Soliman's wife, Narges, had fled to the mountains to live among outlaws and gave birth to her son, who became the new outlaw terrorizing the Eweis clan to avenge his father's death. Weisoo rejects all the local clan girls offered to him, so his aunt (Badria Tolba) suggests that he marry Heshmat (Bushra), a poor, downtrodden woman living with her maternal uncle (Fathy Saad) and her younger sister Neamat (Jana Amr), who are outsiders to the village. Weisoo meets her and is taken by her calm demeanor and unquestioning obedience, and the marriage takes place. However, Weisoo's mother insists on safeguarding the marriage by setting the deferred dowry at 10 million pounds to prevent him from divorcing her. Following an unconsummated wedding night, Weisoo is shocked to discover Heshmat's complete transformation into the exact opposite: a fiercely strong and tyrannical personality aided by her sister Neamat. To his horror, Heshmat is in fact the new notorious outlaw who disguises herself at night to carry out heists. Her latest job on their wedding night was raiding the palace of Morad El Nasharty (Ghassan Matar), stealing his ill-gotten fortune extorted from people, along with incriminating documents. El Nasharty's men spot her heading toward the Eweis home and mistake Weisoo for the new outlaw. Put under surveillance, Heshmat flees, taking Weisoo with her to the mountains, revealing to him that she intends to build a hospital for the local villagers with the stolen money. When the police tighten their siege on Weisoo, they decide to flee and seek refuge at Zeina's house. Zeina tells Heshmat that she is Lebanese of Palestinian descent and that the Israelis killed her young brother, Youssef, prompting Heshmat to kidnap the Israeli ambassador in retaliation. Weisoo finds himself pursued by the police, El Nasharty's thugs, and the Israeli Mossad. Heshmat is wounded in a clash, and Weisoo nurses her back to health until they truly consummate their marriage and she becomes pregnant. The police eventually arrest her, but with the help of Zeina, Neamat, and Samir, Weisoo manages to break her out. They all escape across the border into an African country, where Heshmat stays at home while Weisoo becomes the new African outlaw. (Mr. & Mrs. Eweis)

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