Khashea Nashea

Nash'ie's father quarrels with his son who's unable to help him pay Balquis's dowry. When they eventually collect the dowry money Nash'ie's father marries Balquis.

Victoria files a complaint against Nash'ie for creeping up on her. Preparations are made for the wedding of Balquis and Nash'ie's father, but as Khash'ie and Nash'ie have a disagreement, the wedding is canceled.

To convince Zeinab that he cares for her, Khash'ie agrees with the burglar Abu Matwa to claim that Khash'ie beat him up when he burgled Zeinab's house. Khash'ie tells the people that Captain Marzouk left his house for Bayoumy and his daughter. Balquis accepts to marry Nash'ie's father.

Balquis has a heart attack and is rushed to the hospital where Victoria supervises her condition. Victoria tends to Khash'ie as well, which makes his wife suspect they're having an affair. Nash'ie is displeased when he sees Khash'ie getting closer to Victoria.

Nash'ie develops a crush on the foreign doctor at the hospital and tries to approach her. Meanwhile, Khash'ie helps Zeinab with her stuff and with claiming the Captain's house. The Captain crosses paths with Fardous, the principal's daughter, and catches feelings for her.

The daughter of principal Bayoumy arrives and stays at his house. Khash'ie is released, but gets fired from his job at the school. Saleh regains his eyesight as he starts his treatment at the new hospital. Zeinab returns to the village and claims ownership of the Captain's house.

As the district chief opens a new hospital, Khash'ie overloads the school car with students, causing them to get into an accident and become the hospital's first 'visitors', while Khash'ie is arrested.

Doctors Henry and Victoria arrive at the village where they are to work, and the district chief meets them. Bayoumy is shocked that Khash'ie has once more used the warehouse to keep Nash'ie's camel, until it devours all the books. Khash'ie is demoted to the position of a driver to the students.

Bayoumy is shocked to learn that Khash'ie has turned the school's warehouse into a corral to breed livestock. Nash'ie looks after Saleh until he recuperates. The Captain is upset to see Sultan bossing everyone around and taking responsibility for everything.

Bayoumy reproaches Khash'ie for tying the students up and torturing them. Nash'ie quarrels with Saleh and Suweilam takes him into police custody. Bayoumy is shocked when Khash'ie takes all the students to the cafe.

Khash'ie tells the district chief that he has nominated him to teach the Islamic Religion course at school. Khash'ie catches students selling food at the school. The Captain asks Nash'ie to let him take charge of the water-supply vehicle.

Nash'ie is released when Bayoumy drops the charges against him. On the first day of school, the Arabic teacher, Bor'ei, arrives, and Bayoumy receives a telegraph from Egypt, reporting his wife's death.

Principal Bayoumy hires Khash'ie at the school and he starts adding the students' names to the school database. Nash'ie tells Khash'ie that he was accused of shooting Bayoumy and that's why he was imprisoned.

Officer Suweilam finds the gun that Bayoumy was shot with, and Faleh validates that it is his son Nash'ie's. Nash'ie is arrested while Khash'ie stays at Bayoumy's house to tend to him.

Khash'ie considers suicide to make it up to Nash'ie, but as he puts his plan into action, he accidentally shoots Bayoumy, the school principal, and rushes to save him.

Khash'ie urges his son to falsely claim that he was kidnapped. Khash'ie's friend testifies that Khash'ie mixed the water with oil, causing skin irritation to the villagers. An Egyptian teacher, Bayoumy, arrives at the village to be the school principal.

When Khash'ie reports his son's disappearance, Officer Suweilam gives orders to search for the boy. The district chief has a skin disease attributed to using the water distributed by Khash'ie. The missing boy is found inside the water tank attached to the vehicle.

Khash'ie rents Nash'ie's car and mixes water with oil, believing it benefits the livestock, but things take a turn for the worse when the people of the village become itchy.

Khash'ie suggests that Nash'ie opens up a new store in the market. Khash'ie goes swimming inside the tank of the water-distribution vehicle that provides people with drinking water.

Nash'ie rebuilds the café. Khash'ie is hired as a driver of a water-distribution vehicle in the neighborhood.

The police arrest Nash'ie for demolishing the café and breaking Mofleh's leg. Khash'ie asks Mofleh to drop the charges in exchange for money, and the policeman urges Nash'ie to pay the costs of rebuilding the café.

When Khash'ie is dismissed from his job at the gas station, he learns how to drive in the hope of landing a new job. He trains with Nash'ie on a car that he crashes into the café.

The police officer investigates Khash'ie for supplying Nash'ie's store with electricity, which ended up setting the market on fire. Al-Dawis decides to build a café in the village, but the district chief and Suweilam refuse and urge him to get the required permits first.

Khash'ie starts working at the power station and his manager asks him to turn on the lights at night only. Khash'ie makes use of his job to cut off electricity from the houses of people he dislikes. Nash'ie shifts his business to the oil trade, but his store explodes when he gets an electric supply.

Khas'ie and Nash'ie become business partners, extending electricity wires to different homes, but they face several problems as Umm Faisal accuses Nash'ie of theft and the police investigate him. As Khas'ie asks Marzouk to open the new power station, a mistake results in Marzouk being electrocuted.

Nash'ie opens up a store to sell gasoline but his business is deemed impractical as electricity reaches homes. Khash'ie starts putting up lampposts in the streets and provides different houses in the neighborhood with electricity. A set of comic situations unfold.