Qusai Khouli is considered one of the most prominent stars in Syrian and Arab drama. With a career spanning over two decades, he has portrayed characters ranging from social and historical dramas to political and romantic thrillers.
His artistic journey began in the late 1990s, gaining greater popularity through several Syrian series that marked significant points in his career.
Later, transitioning to joint Arab drama, Qusai Khouli maintained his presence with works that gained widespread popularity, notably “Khamsa w Nos” and “Twenty Twenty.” In this article, we review the top 10 series of Qusai Khouli that represent the main highlights of his artistic journey.
Qusai Khouli's Best Series:
1. Ghazlan in the Forest of Wolves
“Ghazlan in the Forest of Wolves” is one of the most crucial works of Qusai Khouli's early career. Aired in 2006, he played the character Samer in a social series tackling issues of corruption, power, and complex relationships.
This series was a turning point in his career, earning him the Best Arab Actor award in 2006, cementing his name in Syrian drama.
2. Al Takhtek Al-Sharqi
In 2010, Qusai Khouli portrayed Ya'rub in “Al Takhtek Al-Sharqi,” one of his notable social works closely associated with his name.
The series explored interpersonal and social relationships through a diverse range of characters, gaining significant attention during its airing. He also won the Best Arab Actor award in 2011 for his role.
3. The Birth from the Hip
“The Birth from the Hip” is one of the most important dramas he starred in, portraying Jaber through various parts of the series.
Belonging to serious social drama, it featured many of the top Syrian drama stars, with his participation spanning all three parts from 2011 to 2013, making it one of his most prominent TV roles.
4. Khamsa w Nos
Gaining widespread Arab popularity in 2019, “Khamsa w Nos” marked one of Qusai Khouli's standout experiences in joint drama.
He played Ghamar Al Ghanim, a politician entangled in complex conflicts combining power and personal relationships, starring alongside Nadine Nassib Njeim and Moatasem Al-Nahar. The series achieved vast viewership across the Arab world.
5. Twenty Twenty
Qusai Khouli reunited with Nadine Nassib Njeim in “Twenty Twenty” in 2021, a drama-thriller project.
He portrayed Safi, a pivotal character involved in various conflicts throughout the events. This series is among his prominent recent works, further enhancing his status in joint Arab drama.
6. Without a Court Ruling
In 2021, Qusai Khouli starred in “Without a Court Ruling,” portraying Naseem Hassan Khateer.
The series is a thrilling drama rich in conflicts, secrets, and fast-paced events, making it a highlighted work in the modern phase of Qusai Khouli's career, showcasing a different side of his TV roles.
7. Harun Al-Rashid
In 2018, Qusai Khouli took on a significant historical role through the series “Harun Al-Rashid,” portraying Caliph Harun Al-Rashid.
The grand production and historical theme presented a distinctly different character from his modern social roles, marking it as a standout entry in his work roster.
8. Bent Al-Shahbandar
“Bent Al-Shahbandar” is among the series where Qusai Khouli highlighted old Damascus environments, playing the character Ragheb.
Aired in 2015, the series combined love and social conflicts within a period drama setting, widely regarded by entertainment databases as one of his top works.
9. Bare Souls
In “Bare Souls” in 2012, Qusai Khouli played Salah, in a social drama addressing human issues and intricate relationships.
Considered a key work during his concentrated phase on Syrian drama, it showcased diverse characters that boosted his artistic standing.
10. Partners Sharing the Ruin
The series “Partners Sharing the Ruin” dates back to 2008, contributing to establishing Qusai Khouli’s presence in Syrian drama.
He portrayed the character Ibrahim Abdul Qadir, participating in a social project discussing relationships and conflicts among a group of characters, often listed among his most famous works in several entertainment databases.
How Did Qusai Khouli's Career Evolve?
Qusai Khouli began his artistic journey at the end of the 1990s, appearing in early works like “Al-Zir Salem,” “My Family and Me,” and “Small Women.” His experience expanded in the first decade of the millennium with works like “Ghazlan in the Forest of Wolves,” “Ahl Al-Raya,” and “Al Takhtek Al-Sharqi.”
In the following years, he transitioned into a new phase through joint Arab projects, starring in series such as “Saray Abdeen,” “Khamsa w Nos,” “Twenty Twenty,” and “Without a Court Ruling,” before appearing in more recent projects like “Finally” and “Fate.”
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