Director: Ibrahim Qanou
A revoked scholarship becomes the spark that pulls two mismatched personalities together in Love On Paper, a 2026 Lebanese series built around workplace friction and slow-burn feeling.
What is Love On Paper about?
The story opens on a funding decision gone wrong: a promising student loses her backing just as a wealthy businessman enters her orbit, and the two clash immediately over money, pride, and control. Episodes track how their arguments in boardrooms and hallways start bending into something warmer, even as both refuse to admit it out loud. Just as the tension between them softens into genuine affection, a complication tied to their original agreement resurfaces and puts everything at risk, forcing each of them to decide what the relationship is actually worth once the paperwork is gone.
Cast & crew
Anas Tayara and Haya Maraachli lead the cast, with support from Rita Harb, Dima Al-Joundi, Sarah Bassem Zock, Reem Khoury, Saad Minah, and Rami Ahmar rounding out the surrounding circle of family, colleagues, and rivals. Director Ibrahim Qanou keeps the ensemble moving between office scenes and domestic ones without losing the show's light comic rhythm.
Context & significance
Love On Paper sits inside a wave of Lebanese romantic comedies built for episodic, serialized viewing rather than a single sitting, with short 45-minute episodes designed for binge-friendly pacing. The 2026 production leans on familiar genre beats — mismatched leads, a corporate backdrop, a ticking-clock contract — while still giving its supporting cast room to carry their own subplots.
Where & how to watch
The series streams with Persian dubbing and Persian subtitles on K-Time, built for viewers who want Farsi-language access to Lebanese television without hunting across scattered sources. A free account login is all that's needed to start watching; the page itself is open to read without signing in. K-Time's interface runs in Farsi end to end, matching the show's episodic format with easy next-episode navigation.