Thai Film ‘How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies’ Makes You Cry Because of This

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Thai film successfully brings tears to tears – ‘Cry when you miss someone’

Thai film ‘How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies‘ successfully made the audience cry. Social media was flooded with tearful faces of viewers who had watched the Thai film, How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies.

A Thai film that tells the story of a young man’s efforts to take care of his grandmother to get his wealth has touched the hearts of audiences in Southeast Asia.

This is shown by viral videos of TikTok social media users who are in tears.

The film titled How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies has topped the box office in the country since its release last April.

The story begins with a young man M who wants to get the inheritance of his grandmother who is suffering from cancer.

But she began to question her motives as she grew closer to her grandmother.

The story seems to touch the hearts of the audience very much, through their various emotional videos before and after watching.

“Run to hug my grandmother now! A very touching film… This movie is more touching because it reminds me of my relationship with my grandmother,” wrote a TikTok user, ianjeevan.

A number of young people posted videos of how they were deeply moved by the scene when the grandmother was in pain and kept calling on her deceased parents to “take [me] with them”.

“I cried so much that all my makeup disappeared after the movie was over,” said a TikToker referring to the scenes.

Another user, diariesofwan, said: “After the movie is over, cry. Just cry, when you miss someone, who you can’t even hug or hear anymore.”

The film is inspired by the relationship between screenwriter Thodsapon Thiptinnakorn and his grandmother. And this is director Pat Boonnitipat’s first feature film.

Pat told the BBC that he was “very surprised” by the overwhelming response from the public and that the film’s appeal lies in its ability to capitalise on the “conflict” of a family relationship.

Part of the film is dark comedy and part moving. The story revolves around an inharmonious family where a grandmother wants to bequeath her property.

The character M is played by 24-year-old singer and actor Putthipong Assaratanakul.

M is a college dropout who moves to live with his sick grandmother, his intention is to help take care of and get an inheritance.

Realizing her family’s intentions, the grandmother played by Usha Seamkhum still loves and accepts her children.

Seamkhum, 78, has received rave reviews for his acting.

Film critic James Marsh called him “very incredible” as “the main character of a mob of people whose morals are questionable”.

Aside from the grandmother, the other characters are far from fun – even Marsh describes them as “annoying”.

But this story of a cunning family versus a loving grandmother seems to have touched many people.

“We love them, we hate them too, but we also have to live with them. And sometimes we ignore them. Maybe this film reflects many points of view from the complexity of the big family,” said director Pat Boonnitipat.

Some of those who watched the film said that it reminded them to spend time with their loved ones.

Other viewers said the film revived memories of their deceased grandparents or parents.

One TikTok user advised people to “bring tissues if you are going to watch this movie”.

Several videos that went viral on social media showed cinema staff distributing tissues to moviegoers as they entered.

The largest cinema in Malaysia, GSC, has marketed this film as a must-watch film for people who “need to cry to their heart’s content”.

Meanwhile, SM Cinema in the Philippines has employees who distribute tissues outside the cinema that screens the film.

Ticket sales in Thailand have exceeded 250 million baht in the first 14 days of its release, making it the 11th highest-grossing Thai film.

The film also became the most successful Asian film aired in Indonesia, and the highest-grossing Thai film in Singapore and Malaysia.

source: BBC ID

02/07/2024

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