Directed by Elie Semaan, "The Groom and the Two Brides" is the sweet and simple story of Adam, a man who finds himself in a big mess when his ex-girlfriend comes back into his life. He promised to marry her, but at the same time, he couldn't go against his boss, who wanted him to marry his daughter. On one side was his boss, and on the other, the love of his life. Let's find out what Adam does and who he ends up marrying.
Adam was a good guy, simple and a bit of a nerd, and often guys like him don't manage to impress girls. The best thing about Adam was that he didn't want to be loved by everyone, but rather to be close to the woman he considered his world. Sama was the love of his life, and he took their relationship very seriously. Adam was a guy without big expectations and was content with what he had.
Director: Elie Semaan
Writers: Ramy Ali, Eiad Saleh
Stars: Laila Abdallah, Lulwa Almulla, Abdullah Boushahri
He thought he had the best girls in the world and couldn't ask for more. But Sama wasn't like him. She loved him too, but the idea of marrying a man and spending her whole life with him overwhelmed her. That's probably why they never talked about marriage. One day, Adam decided to propose to Sama, and he was pretty sure she would accept. He asked her out and made all the arrangements. But the moment he got down on one knee and told Sama what he wanted, he got the biggest shock of his life.
Sama simply ran out of the restaurant, and after that day, he never saw her again. Here, Sama could be considered the villain, but I don't think she was a bad person. Her only mistake was not telling Adam what she was thinking and how trapped she felt at the thought of spending her whole life with just one man. Sama wanted to see the world; she wanted to live her life and wasn't willing to give it up. But if she had handled the situation a little better, Adam probably wouldn't have felt so bad. The breakup and the abandonment completely transformed Adam. From being a nerdy stay-at-home dad, Adam transformed into a hard-partying man. He dated several girls after Sama dumped him, but made sure not to get attached to any of them. One day, his boss made him a proposal that, unbeknownst to him, would change his life forever.
Adam's boss, Mr. Jabir, wanted him to marry his daughter, Yasmine. Apparently, years ago, Jabir and Adam's parents, who were close friends, had arranged a marriage between their children. Yasmine and Adam had spent a lot of time together as children, and he hadn't liked her at all. Yasmine used to bully him, so he often called her a monster. Yasmine was a chubby girl, and Adam had that preconceived notion of her. But when he went to meet her, he was in for a surprise. Yasmine had changed, as had Adam, and he couldn't deny that he found her very attractive. But that wasn't enough for Adam to accept the marriage proposal. Luckily, even Yasmine didn't want to marry him, which was a blessing in disguise. But Adam and Yasmine had to put on a show for Jabir, since he was a stubborn man, and they knew he wouldn't back down until he had a compelling reason.
To complicate matters further, Sama came back into Adam's life, having realized that no one could love her more than he did. She felt even more guilty assuming Adam hadn't dated anyone else after she left. Adam continued to take care of her, too, because, truthfully, he still cared about her. He didn't know if it was love or simply the desire to finally have what he'd longed for for so long. Adam didn't tell Yasmine about Sama, nor did he tell Sama what his boss had asked him to do. There were times when Adam had to deal with both women at once. He could at least have told Yasmine about Sama, since they had both decided to just be friends. But he didn't, and that's what caused all the chaos. Talaal, Adam's friend, was fed up with dealing with women and just wanted Adam to tell them the truth. To make matters worse, Sama chose Yasmine as her wedding planner, and even then, neither of them knew they were connected to the same man.
Sama spoke with Yasmine, who asked her what kind of wedding she wanted, how many guests would attend, and if she planned to leave for her honeymoon that very night. This conversation made Sama realize that she still felt overwhelmed just thinking about marriage. She still wanted to travel and live life her way. She didn't want marriage to become an obstacle in her path. Meanwhile, Adam and Yasmine grew fond of each other. She looked after him, and he laughed like a child when he was with her. In fact, they were alike in many ways, and Yasmine simply couldn't deny the bond that had developed between them almost effortlessly. Indeed, Yasmine went out of her way to make up for how she had treated Adam in his childhood. She felt bad when Adam told her that he had stopped singing altogether because she made him feel self-conscious. Before Adam and Yasmine knew it, the mistake had been made: they had grown so fond of each other that they believed they were in love.
Yasmine discovered that Adam was going to marry Sama in the worst possible way. Adam should have told them both about the conflict he was going through. But he didn't; in fact, he had almost finalized the strange plan to marry them both off, hoping they wouldn't find out. Deep down, he knew he was only fooling himself and that the truth would come out sooner or later. Yasmine was talking to Sama about some details of her wedding when she learned that Sama's fiancé was also named Adam. This information piqued Yasmine's curiosity, and she asked Sama if she could see a picture of him. Yasmine was shocked and heartbroken, and she couldn't believe that Adam had lied to her so blatantly. The next day, Adam went to see Yasmine, unaware that she knew the truth. At that very moment, Yasmine received a call from Sama, who told her that she was calling off the wedding because she still didn't want to get married.
Adam had to work hard to convince Yasmine to marry him, and rightly so. Adam deserved Yasmine's anger; he could have handled the situation better. But Yasmine finally gave in, though she gave Adam a piece of her mind and warned him never to do it again. Adam and Yasmine had a wonderful wedding, and I think it was then that Adam understood why things had never worked out with anyone else. Adam and Yasmine were made for each other, and so, the universe conspired in strange ways and ultimately brought them together.
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