The events of the series “The Whistle” revolve around Shafiq “Ahmed Amin”, who works as a tour guide, and after losing the love of his life and her marriage to his colleague Alaa, as well as his loss of the opportunity to work abroad, finds an antique whistle that helps him to go back in time to fix what he spoiled.

During the events and Shafiq’s miserable attempts to correct his past, which entails his present and future, we notice his strong relationship with his brother, Wajih “Taha al-Dasouki”, which is considered an ideal model for the relationship between siblings for the following reasons:

Always protect him

Shafiq “Ahmed Amin” is keen to protect his younger brother, “Wajih”, all the time. Since their childhood, he used to beat those who assaulted him. Even when he turned into a festival singer, he tried to prevent his brother from marrying a dancer who wanted to use him for her benefit.

He hears it

Shafiq is also keen to listen to his brother Wajih all the time, whether he feels happy or sad, and is keen to think with him about finding solutions to the problems he suffers from.

Shafiq Wajih

He shares everything

We find that every time Shafiq advances in his life, he is keen to share his brother with him in his work, whether when managing a company or even his work as a festival singer.

Another image from the series “Al-Safara”.

mutual trust

During the events of the series, it becomes clear that there is mutual trust between Shafiq “Ahmed Amin” and his brother Wajih “Taha al-Desouki”, which is evident when Wajih shares everything with his brother Shafiq, even in his business.

And the series “Al-Safara” starring Ahmed Amin, Taha Desouki, Aya Samaha, Samia Trabelsi, Hatem Salah, Mohamed Radwan, Mahmoud El-Bazawy, Inaam Salousa, Maria Osama, Rania Abdel Nasser, Walid Abdel-Ghany, Walaa Kaddah, and a special appearance by Mahmoud El-Bazawy, Samia Trabelsi and Mohamed Radwan and guests of honor Hassan Abdel-Fattah, Mohamed Toaima, and the work is authored by a writing workshop that includes Sarah Hejres, Sherif Abdel-Fattah and Abdel-Rahman Gawish, directed by Alaa Ismail and produced by media Hub Saadi Gohar.