Day by Day

Salwa grows frustrated with Rami rehearsing his play at home. Hoping to satisfy everyone, he begins incorporating events unfolding around the city into his theatrical production.

Rami tries to help Salwa's brother recover from the emotional fallout of his divorce. Meanwhile, a serious disagreement between Rami and Salwa threatens their own marriage.

Rami believes that keeping everyone happy is the easiest way to get through life. But after taking pills that supposedly make him brave, his sudden honesty creates serious trouble at home.

Rami receives a promotion, and Salwa proudly spreads the news among their family and friends. But his excitement fades when he discovers that the new position could implicate him in illegal company dealings.

Feeling neglected by Salwa, Rami turns to a neighbor for marital advice. When the neighbor suggests pretending to have an affair to make her jealous, Rami considers a risky scheme.

Jealous of his brother-in-law's intellectual reputation, Rami decides to become a well-read man himself. But his obsession with books soon comes at the expense of his marriage and household responsibilities.

When Salwa begins showing signs of pregnancy, Rami prepares for a new chapter in their lives. Determined to support his wife, he cares for her throughout the pregnancy and up to the birth of their child.

Salwa asks Rami to help her brother, Fouad, find a place to live before getting married. When suitable housing proves difficult to secure, one of Rami's coworkers proposes an unusual solution: building a wooden shack in the garden.

Constant arguments between Rami and Salwa take an emotional toll on their son, who refuses to attend school because he fears his parents will separate. A school social worker steps in to help.

Despite Rami's willingness to help around the house and fulfill Salwa's every request, she remains dissatisfied. When he changes the way he treats her, the situation takes an unexpected emotional toll.

Salwa pressures Rami to finish his education and earn his high school diploma. While studying alongside her younger sister, he discovers that her repeated academic failures stem from problems with her father.

Rami dreams of becoming an actor and making a name for himself. But his ambitions make him an easy target for a director and producer who deceive him into surrendering his money in exchange for a minor role.

Rami and Salwa try to reconcile Salwa's sister and her husband after the couple decides to divorce. But their efforts backfire, creating tensions that threaten their own marriage.

Following the arrival of their first child, Salwa struggles with the demands of caring for a newborn. Frustrated by Rami's unwillingness to share the responsibilities, she confronts him about his lack of support.

Concerned about Rami's sister, who is distressed over remaining unmarried, Rami and Salwa set out to help her find a suitable husband.

Working as a journalist and media critic, Rami uses his writing to pursue financial and personal gain. His career eventually takes another turn when he is promoted to a media advisory position.

Rami befriends Osama, his neighbor's young son, who claims to have seen aliens. The curious boy also asks Rami to teach him how to repair electronic devices.

Rami agrees to let his neighbor Abdo stay with him while repairs are being made to Abdo's home. Things become complicated when Abdo's son requests a loan, promises to collect it before eleven o'clock, and never shows up.

When Rami discovers a map suggesting that treasure is buried beneath his home, he teams up with his neighbor Abdo to search for the hidden fortune.