7 Years of Fiancé Will Break Up: revealing expensive footage that makes netizens heartbroken

In just a few seconds of climax, the heroine - played by Thuy Ngan in 7 Years of Fiancé Will Break Up made the audience cry at the scene of her mother separating because she was sentenced to prison

The movie 7 Years Fiancé Will Break Up is remade from the Korean work Secret Love. When the project was first announced, it made the audience doubt that it would not be successful. However, the film has made changes to the script to suit the Vietnamese context. Besides, the strong acting of the cast of artists also makes the work receive the sympathy of the viewers.

Recently, the scene of Thien An (Thuy Ngan) being sentenced to prison away from her three-year-old son made the audience tear their hearts. Hundreds of viewers left comments praising the actress's acting, expressing sympathy for the character. Especially for those who are mothers, they will feel even more empathetic.

- Ngan acted too well. Showing the pain of tearing hearts when away from children.

- I was killed by my grandfather, the so-called pus blood that people were indifferent to, and they vomited blood. Looking forward to Thien An's revenge comeback.

- What a good performance! Before, I didn't like Thuy Ngan, after watching movies, I changed my hobbies horizontally.

- It's too great, Ms. Ngan. Touching everyone's hearts.

- Don't dare to watch this movie because it's too sad to cry heartbreaking

- I know why I'm crying because I also have children, I can't be away from you, I love you.

- The mother's helplessness does not take care of her child crying all the time.

In the movie, Thien An (Thuy Ngan) falls in love with Tuan Kiet's long-time boyfriend (Jun Pham). She spent her youth taking care of her boyfriend, not only paying tuition fees for Kiet to go to law school, but also bearing debts to her lover's father. Later, when Kiet caused a fatal accident, An also pleaded guilty and went to prison for Kiet. Thanks to Thien An, Tuan Kiet himself was the lawyer in the trial, causing An to suffer the highest penalty. He ruined An's life, trying to push An away from him so that he could approach a rich young lady.

In prison, Thien An gave birth to a son, baby Bi, but when he was three years old, he was taken to a social protection center. Grandpa (Tuan Kiet's father) later picked up the baby home but deliberately killed baby Bi so that his son did not have to pass a child, and at the same time completely cut off from Thien An.

In addition, since it officially aired, the audience has easily noticed that many episodes of the movie "7 years of unmarried will break up" have been adapted compared to the original "Secret of Horror" (Secret Love).

In 2013, "Horror Secret" was a work that received many favorites from the audience. The film opened with a viewership rate of 5.3% for the first episode and quickly reached double digits from the 4th episode. In the last episode, the work recorded a rating of 18.9%. The story begins on a rainy night, when prosecutor Do Hoon (Bae so Bin) drives a car to take his fiancée Yoo Jung (Hwang Jung Eum) home.

However, when crossing an intersection, due to driving to avoid a truck, the car crashes into Hye Jin - the girlfriend of Min Hyuk (Ji Sung) - the son of a wealthy corporation.

Out of fear, Do Hoon hid this from Yoo Jung and drove on. Due to not being treated in time, Hye Jin and her pregnant child did not survive. In order to take revenge on the person who crashed the car that caused an accident for Hye Jin's mother and daughter, Min Hyuk plans to send Yoo Jung to prison - the owner of the car - who is also the one who pleads guilty on Do Hoon's behalf.

Witnessing the obedient daughter being arrested, Yoo Jung's father fell ill. Meanwhile, at this time, she also found out that she was pregnant with Do Hoon's child. In order to be pardoned soon, Yoo Jung worked hard to raise her children.

However, Min Hyuk continues to make things difficult for Do Hoon, asking him not to grant Yoo Jung a pardon, until she has to break up with her son. Also at this time, Do Hoon quit his job as a prosecutor to work at Min Hyuk's father's company. Here, he and Se Yeon (Lee Da Hee) - Min Hyuk's fiancée did not shy away from tricks to harm Min Hyuk and Yoo Jung.

After more than 1 decade, "Terrible Secret" attracted attention when it was remade with a Vietnamized version called "7 years of unmarried will break up".

Like the original, the remake still retains the main plot with a cast of characters including Minh Huy (Vo Canh), Thien An (Thuy Ngan), Tuan Kiet (Jun Pham) and Bao Ngoc (Thao Tam). But in this film, the director and screenwriter have had many changes to suit Vietnam as well as the elements of the times.

For example, the profession of the heroine's boyfriend - from a prosecutor has been changed to a lawyer. The factors Tuan Kiet relies on the economy of his girlfriend Thien An are also more clearly shown.

On the other hand, if in the original, Do Hoon's parents were built to be people who were not too cruel, when they knew that their future daughter-in-law was in prison, and even took money to support his family, then in the remake, Tuan Kiet's father appears to be a patriarchal, violent husband, debt. Meanwhile, his mother was somewhat resigned, living for her husband and children.

The episode of Tuan Kiet's mother discovering that her son was the one who caused the accident but evaded, or the fact that Tuan Kiet beat Thien An's father to the point of unconsciousness and called his father for help is also different from the Korean version.

In addition, in the original version, Yoo Jung's family only had her as a child, while in the Vietnamese version, Thien An has a younger brother who works as a policeman. Initially, Thien Phong was expected to be the factor in finding out the truth behind the car accident in which his sister is currently the main suspect. However, later, in order to avoid Thien An's incident from affecting his career, Thien Phong accepted the decision to work as a police officer in the area, temporarily cutting off relations with his family.

Or in the Korean version, the male protagonist always cherishes a revenge plan, in the Vietnamese version, this episode is replaced by the promotion of the father. With the original, the heroine's father was the owner of a pastry shop, but in the remake, he owns the café.