The last stop of the godfather of the Levantine environment in the riches of Damascus

Damascus-SANA

With his departure he closed Bab Al-Hara and left Al-Salihiya nights alone, and he was the one who lived in his Levantine days for 66 years in its old years, entering the world of directing through its heritage environment, where he was aptly able to be the leader of the Levantine environment drama, who told generations his famous tales, beginning with “Oh, he would never have turned off his camera with Silk market.

The son of the city of Damascus, Shiites today, his friends and loved ones, to his final resting place from Al-Assad University Hospital to Al-Akram Mosque, where he prayed over his body, passing through the Umayyad Square in front of the Syrian Arab TV building, which witnessed his launch and ascension accompanied by chants inspired by the Levantine Arada, which he has long dedicated in his works to be buried in a cemetery. Well the second sabil in the corner of the religion.

Al-Mulla, who was mourned by the Ministries of Culture and Information and the Artists Syndicate, passed away the day before yesterday following a health crisis he suffered during his stay in Lebanon at the age of 66 after an artistic career, during which he was considered one of the most important drama directors in Syria and the godfather of the Levantine environment.

The late belonged to an ancient artistic family, his father, the able actor Adham Al Mulla, the brother of directors Moamen Al Mulla and Bashar Al Mulla, and he had another brother working in the field of acting, the artist Muayyad Al Mulla.

Al-Mulla started with variety programs such as Channel 7 and Basat Al-Reeh, in addition to works of a historical heritage nature such as Flags of the Arabs and Diwan Al-Arab, and participated as an assistant director in works directed by the late Alaeddin Kokash from family experiences, Saif Dheilan, Al-Majnun at large, and Harvest of the Years.

He appeared to the audience as a director with the children's series Once Upon a Time and then with the Poppy series. Then he presented his first work in the field of environment with Ayyam Shamiya in 1992 and directed the historical work Al-Ababid in 1996, after which he specialized in Levantine drama. He directed a series of works that achieved great success from Al-Khawali, Layali Al-Salihiya and Bab Al-Hara, who directed Al-Mulla in its first five parts and supervised its output until the ninth part, and achieved unprecedented mass successes through it.

Al-Mulla won several awards at the Cairo and Tunis festivals for his work Al-Abid and Bab Al-Hara, which was chosen among the ten most viewed works in the world for the year 2009.

Shatha Hammoud and Amani Farooj

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