"Chai" Long Vu continues to encounter trouble, being impersonated to do unexpected things, quickly speaking up

Rising to fame thanks to his role as Chai in "Di Giua Troi Ruc Ro", Long Vu has a certain position in the hearts of the audience. Also because he is so loved, many people have taken advantage of his reputation for personal gain.

After the TV series "Going in the Radiant Sky" aired, the son of artist Van Dung - Nguyen Long Vu impressed the audience with his natural acting ability and handsome and unique appearance. He is also "covering" social networking platforms with extremely hot scenes in the film.

Because he was so famous and loved by the public, Long Vu was impersonated by some people for personal gain. This caused a lot of trouble for the young actor himself and the film crew of "Di Giua Troi Ruc Ro". So recently, he took the time to speak up to correct the incident.

"Hello everyone, I am Long Vu - Nhim Vu! Currently, there are many fake pages appearing on social networking sites and media. Long Vu would like to clarify that I do not receive any money transfers or gifts. Those pages are absolutely not Long Vu's", Van Dung's son shared.

After mentioning the actions of criminals who deliberately took advantage of his reputation for personal gain, Long Vu also shared a series of links leading to the "official" accounts on many social networking platforms. He added:

"To avoid being scammed, you should only follow and interact with my official media pages. These official pages will always be clearly confirmed by Long Vu. I really appreciate and am grateful for your support. Thank you very much!".

Up to this point, Long Vu is one of the young actors who is being "hunted" by many audiences very enthusiastically. Many audiences also try to "check" his social media accounts to get more information as well as see the daily moments of the young actor.

Understanding the feelings of fans, Van Dung's son has formed a separate group for fans and shared: "After a period of hard work and dedication to art, Nhim is truly grateful to receive such support and love from the audience."

Long Vu was born in 2001, graduated from the Drama and Cinema Acting Department of Hanoi University of Theatre and Cinema. He has played many supporting roles in several primetime films of VTV, but it was not until "Di Giua Troi Ruc Ro" that the young actor became known to many audiences.

In the film, Long Vu plays Chai - a young man who is madly in love with Pu (Thu Ha Ceri) but is not reciprocated. Chai is in a deadlock and despair when Pu goes to Hanoi to study at university and almost cuts off contact with him.

The natural performance of Van Dung's son in the film made a strong impression on viewers. Besides the script, many people praised him for improving with each role.

Currently, "Going in the Radiant Sky" by Long Vu and Thu Ha Ceri is still in the process of broadcasting, the audience is anxiously waiting for the change in the psychology and thoughts of the character Chai as well as what will happen to him and Pu. It is known that he personally went to the casting for this role, without any help from his mother.

Artist Van Dung herself admitted that she only feeds and educates her child, and that her son decides on work. The artist confided that at first she was quite worried when her child said he wanted to pursue a career, but when she saw his determination, she enthusiastically supported him.

Seeing her child being loved by the audience, Van Dung felt proud. "I have watched my child act in plays and movies many times, but in this movie, I see that she has made remarkable progress. Just as the audience commented and I expected, she acted very naturally, very real, lovely and humorous," the female artist said.

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