Netflix MENA has exciting news for fans eagerly awaiting the second season of its hit Arabic original series, AlRawabi School for Girls. Directed by Tima Shomali, the series has captivated audiences since its debut on August 12, 2021. The streaming giant recently announced the premiere date for AlRawabi School for Girls Season 2, scheduled for February 15, 2024, accompanied by a tantalizing trailer.
A Jordanian Collaboration with Filmizion: A Closer Look at AlRawabi School for Girls
Produced in collaboration with Filmizion, a prominent Jordanian Film and TV Production company founded by Tima Shomali, AlRawabi School for Girls has become a standout series. The first season, released in 32 languages across 190 countries, delved into significant social and cultural issues in the Arab world. These ranged from bullying and women’s rights to religious and relationship dynamics.
Season 2: A Fresh Start with a New Cast
Contrary to expectations of a direct continuation from the first season, the trailer for Season 2 introduces a fresh cast, including Tara Abboud, Tara Atalla, Sarah Youseff, Kira Yaghnam, Thalia Alansari, and Raneem Haitham. The teaser hints at new dynamics, urging viewers to “Meet your new cast mates.”
AlRawabi School for Girls Season 2: Plot Highlights
AlRawabi School for Girls Season 2 promises to explore the multifaceted journeys of a dynamic group of students, forming a vibrant class as the new school year unfolds. Expectations are set for harsh realities to burst their pink, idealistic bubbles. The sinuous hallways of AlRawabi High School are known for drama, testing solid friendships and forming unexpected bonds. Viewers can anticipate exciting twists, turns, and the revelation of mysterious backstories.
Meet the New Cast: Unveiling Sarah Yousef
One of the new stars, Tara Abboud, plays the role of Tasneem. Despite her character being the gorgeous mean girl, there’s more to Tasneem than meets the eye. Bazaar Arabia sheds light on the talented Sarah Yousef, who portrays Tasneem in AlRawabi School for Girls Season 2.
Sarah Yousef: More Than Just a Teenager
- Passion for Horses: An avid equestrian, Sarah expresses her joy in a captioned Instagram photo of her riding her horse, showcasing her love for horses.
- Age Discrepancy: Despite playing a high school teenager, Sarah Yousef is 25 years old, bringing experience and maturity to her role.
- Stage Acting Expertise: With roles like Frida Kahlo in live on-stage plays, Sarah is a seasoned stage actor, showcasing her deep love and respect for the craft.
- International Presence: Based between Jordan and Toronto, Sarah adds an international edge to her acting career, embracing life in vibrant colors, as seen in her evolving chromatic preferences.
Hiba’s Resemblance to Noaf: Kira Yaghnam’s Intriguing Persona
Kira Yaghnam, portraying Hiba in AlRawabi School for Girls Season 2, seems to revive the essence of Noaf from Season 1. Bazaar Arabia introduces the talented actor behind Hiba’s character.
Kira Yaghnam: A Multi-Faceted Talent
- Palestinian Heritage: Proudly celebrating her Palestinian origin, Kira shares glimpses of her cultural heritage on her Instagram profile.
- Musical Afficionado: With a love for music evident on her Instagram, Kira’s musical inclinations, including playing the ukulele, raise curiosity about potential musical content in Season 2.
- Film Enthusiast: Displaying her seasoned film enthusiasm, Kira draws inspiration from cult classics, hinting at the character depth she brings to Hiba.
- Unique Fashion Sense: Echoing her character’s style, Kira’s real-life fashion choices align with Hiba’s grungy aesthetic, creating a seamless connection between actor and character.
As the highly anticipated AlRawabi School For Girls Season 2 premieres on Netflix this February 15, fans can expect an immersive and dynamic viewing experience, enriched by the fresh perspectives of the new cast members.
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