Runner-up Minh Kien is under pressure for the first time acting in a movie with the beautiful boy Tho O Vinh Dam

Runner-up Huynh Minh Kien is attracting the attention of the audience when she was suddenly announced to take on the role of the female lead in the film project Bus: One-way Bus.

For the beauty born in 2004, this is considered an important turning point in her artistic journey, but at the same time, it also brings a lot of pressure when she first tried her hand at professional acting.

After the information was announced, many viewers expressed curiosity about the runner-up's performance on the big screen. Before that, Minh Kien was mainly known for her runner-up title and activities in the fashion field, so taking on the role of the female lead in a film project surprised many people. For her, this opportunity brings both excitement and a lot of pressure because this is the first time she has taken on a role with a lot of acting land in a movie.

Sharing about the journey to the role, Minh Kien said that this path was not easy. Before receiving the opportunity to participate in Bus: One-way Bus, the beauty had participated in casting many different projects but was unsuccessful. According to revelations, she once missed casting up to 20 films before getting her first role on the big screen. These numbers partly show the perseverance of the young runner-up in pursuing the path of acting, instead of just stopping at titles from beauty contests.

The fact that a runner-up encroaches on cinema is not a new story in the entertainment industry. However, not everyone can stay in this field for a long time. Beauty can help them attract initial attention, but to be recognized by the audience, the important thing is still acting ability and seriousness with the profession. Therefore, Minh Kien's taking on the role of the female lead right in her first film project is considered a great opportunity, but at the same time it is also a great challenge for her.

The pressure increased when Minh Kien's co-star in this film was Vinh Dam, the actor who just attracted attention when participating in the movie Rabbit! of Tran Thanh. Playing a pair with a face that is attracting the box office makes many viewers expect a combination of the two. That also makes Minh Kien have to make more efforts not to be inferior when appearing on the screen.

Talking about her co-star, Minh Kien said that this is the first time she has collaborated with Vinh Dam. The beauty shared: "Vinh Dam is the first male co-star I assisted. A wind of charm brought the two of us together in this movie. I myself want when cooperating, there will be no distance, making both of them awkward." According to her, although pressure is difficult to avoid, thanks to the initiative of her co-stars, the two have had more opportunities to connect and work together more comfortably.

Minh Kien also said that the fact that the two are the same age makes the working process easier. She said that because they are of the same generation, the two are quite easy to "catch the wave" when exchanging and coordinating at work. This partly helped her reduce stress when she first entered the professional filmmaking environment.

Minh Kien's story also reflects a familiar reality in the entertainment industry, when many misses and runners-up choose to expand their activities to other fields such as acting, singing or hosting. However, this path has never been easy, because the audience has increasingly high requirements for artistic quality. New faces, if they want to be recognized, are forced to make more efforts to prove their true ability.

In the context of the growing development of Vietnamese cinema, it is understandable that the audience has become more demanding. Therefore, young artists like Minh Kien often have to face the prejudice that they only "go to film for fun". To overcome this thought, the only thing that can convince the audience is the strength and seriousness of the profession.

For Minh Kien, Bus: One-way bus is not only a project that marks her first appearance as a movie actress, but also an important test for her determination to pursue an acting career. The title of runner-up may help her get the initial attention, but whether or not she can go the long way with cinema still depends on her ability to perform on screen.

At a relatively young age, Minh Kien is facing a new milestone in his artistic journey. If she makes good use of the opportunity and proves her ability, this project can become an important stepping stone to help the runner-up assert herself in the field of cinema. On the contrary, this is also a big challenge, because the audience will watch and evaluate her performance very carefully when the film is officially released.

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