Huynh Kien An makes the audience "mad" and openly hate him in Living to Love

Taking on the role of a man with a sense of honor and indifference to his children, actor Huynh Kien An is considered the "most hateful father on Vietnamese screens" in the movie Living to Love.

As an actor who specializes in playing villainous roles, Huynh Kien An once made the audience hate him so much that even his own daughter hated him. This time, when appearing in the movie "Living to Love" with a completely different role, the actor continued to make the audience "mad".

In the film, Huynh Kien An plays the role of Mr. Hung - a retired athlete, now a housewife of a family with 3 daughters. He is a person with "achievement disease" and has a high sense of pride. Therefore, Anh Duong (played by Diep Bao Ngoc) - the intelligent and successful eldest daughter becomes Mr. Hung's pride. He often refers to Anh Duong as a brilliant flower, as a "golden cup" that he wants to show off.

But for Anh Nguyet (played by Bao Han) - the youngest daughter, he sets much stricter requirements. Anh Nguyet, with her sports talent inherited from her father, is always forced to practice non-stop. The gold medals he has won become a measure for him to compare and demand his daughter to achieve. Not only is he vain, Mr. Hung is also a heartless father, always discriminating between his children. With Anh Duong, Mr. Hung always shows a cheerful and gentle attitude. Meanwhile, Anh Nguyet is put under a lot of pressure to achieve results while Anh Minh (played by Ngoc Huyen) is always scolded and rejected by him.

Excellently portraying the role of a father who puts pressure on and is indifferent to his children, the U70 actor was once again hated by the audience. Many viewers left comments about Huynh Kien An's role such as: "Watching the movie made me so angry with Mr. Hung, all children are children, why discriminate like that"; "A father who is both proud and indifferent, always forcing his children to succeed without knowing what they really want".

Defending his character, Huynh Kien An said that Mr. Hung was not wrong to be "stoned" by the audience. However, his hateful actions stemmed from his desire for his children to be more successful than him. When following the recent developments of the film, the audience will feel that Mr. Hung also loves his children very much. For example, the scene where Mr. Hung breaks down in pain when he learns that Anh Minh has experienced school violence. His eyes full of regret and extreme pain show that he has been too heartless to his children.

In the movie, Mr. Hung is a father who does not understand his children, but in real life, Huynh Kien An is a father who is very close to his children. The actor shared: "I have a son and a daughter. I often talk and confide in my children like friends. I do not discriminate between my children like Mr. Hung. Mr. Hung is not a bad person by nature, it is because he is too carefree and does not pay attention to anyone. Actually, sometimes I am like that too, absorbed in work, leaving all the housework and children to my wife to take care of, so there are times when I am not thoughtful with my children."

The actor added that participating in this film was a very valuable experience for him. Thanks to the role of Mr. Hung, the male artist realized that being a parent is not a pre-taught role, but a journey of continuous learning. The important thing that parents need to pay attention to is knowing how to listen, understand and always open up to their children. When parents become a solid support, children will feel safe and ready to share everything.

"Living to Love" airs at 9:30 pm every Monday and Tuesday on THVL1. The show also caused a huge controversy about the ideology of mother-in-law and daughter-in-law, and being a daughter-in-law of a wealthy family in modern society.

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