Netflix’s New Romcom Asks: What if You Double-Booked Love?

Netflix’s Groom and Two Brides is a romantic comedy about a man secretly engaged to two women—starring Abdullah Boushehri, Laila Abdallah and Lulwa Almulla—streaming 7 November 2025.

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Netflix's New Romcom Asks: What if You Double-Booked Love?

Netflix has shared first details for Groom and Two Brides, a romantic comedy about love, lies and a double engagement gone wrong—streaming worldwide on 7 November 2025. The film stars Abdullah Boushehri as Adam, who finds himself secretly engaged to two women: Yasmine (Laila Abdallah) and Sama (Lulwa Almulla). It’s directed by Elie Semaan, produced by Eagle Films, and written by Eyad Saleh.

The setup: one groom, two fiancées

Adam swears off commitment—then ends up engaged to two women at once. That’s the premise driving the mix of comedy and heart.

  • Adam is a former romantic now in his “villain era”.
  • He’s secretly engaged to Yasmine, his boss’s daughter and childhood friend.
  • He also proposes to Sama, the adventurous ex who returns.

The first look frames Adam as a man hiding behind bravado after being burned by love. That front collapses when fate puts him between Yasmine—safe, familiar, and family-approved—and Sama—the spark that once pushed him away. The tension sits not just in who he chooses, but whether he can stop lying long enough to be the romantic he used to be.

Netflix's New Romcom Asks: What if You Double-Booked Love?

Cast and characters

A tight core of leads is backed by best-friend energy on both sides.

  • Abdullah Boushehri plays Adam.
  • Laila Abdallah is Yasmine; Lulwa Almulla is Sama.
  • Hamad Ashkanani plays Talal, Adam’s best mate.
  • Sara Abi Kanaan plays Hala, Yasmine’s best friend.

Beyond the triangle, Talal and Hala add pressure and comic relief—the friends who know too much and say it anyway. Expect a lot of near-misses, quick lies, and “we need to talk” moments as the engagements start colliding.

Who’s behind it

From the team behind Honeymoonish, with Elie Semaan in the director’s chair and Eagle Films producing.

  • Director: Elie Semaan.
  • Producer: Jamal Sannan for Eagle Films.
  • Writer: Eyad Saleh.
  • Genre: Feature film, romantic comedy.

The press notes link this to Honeymoonish, which hints at a similar balance of breezy humour and big feelings, with slick, mainstream appeal for regional and global Netflix audiences.

Release date and how to watch in the UAE

Short summary: Groom and Two Brides starts streaming on Friday, 7 November 2025, on Netflix.

  • Release date: 7 November 2025.
  • Platform: Netflix.
  • Keep tabs on what else is coming to Netflix this month: see our UAE Netflix guides for October’s picks and our rolling September list.

Netflix lists can shift by region and time. If you plan your binge calendar, bookmark our monthly round-ups for what’s new in the UAE, and check back closer to the date for the tile to go live in the app.

Netflix's New Romcom Asks: What if You Double-Booked Love?

First look materials

Netflix shared first-look stills and a video for press. Download-only links were provided.

  • Stills: “First Look Images”.
  • Video: sizzle/teaser for media use.
  • Note: links are for download; not for embedding.

Expect the usual meet-cute chaos, wardrobe changes, and a lot of side-eye. The assets tease a glossy romcom tone, with the triangle front and centre.


What is Groom and Two Brides about?

A romantic comedy about Adam, who ends up secretly engaged to two women—Yasmine and Sama—and must untangle the mess he’s made.

Who stars in Groom and Two Brides?

Elie Semaan directs; the script is by Eyad Saleh. The film is produced by Eagle Films (Jamal Sannan).

When is the release date?

7 November 2025 on Netflix.

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Abbas has been covering tech for more than two decades- before phones became smart or clouds stored data. He brought publications like CNET, TechRadar and IGN to the Middle East. From computers to mobile phones and watches, Abbas is always interested in tech that is smarter and smaller.