Pu was asked by the audience to give way to Chai, so she immediately changed her expression and responded harshly.

The couple Pu and Chai are two names that are spreading widely on all fronts, when the movie Di giua troi ruc ro is making waves. The cuteness of both makes people admire them endlessly, and at the same time push the boat enthusiastically.

At the moment, Di Giua Troi Ruc Rot is the most sought-after Vietnamese film. Set in the highlands, the story revolves around Pu - a Dao ethnic girl with many dreams and ambitions.

However, the mountain girl's path to education was blocked by an arranged marriage. Panicked and frustrated, Pu ran away in the middle of the night. From here, the young girl's new and arduous journey began.

After the first 8 episodes, the audience was racing to ship Pu and Chai (Nguyen Long Vu). In the film, Chai devoted all his feelings to Pu (Ceri Thu Ha). This guy has a "patriarchal way of loving" that makes the girls extremely excited. Many people even went to Ceri Thu Ha's personal page to ask "Pu to give Chai to me".

In response to the request to "give way to Mr. Chai", Ceri Thu Ha had a way of answering that surprised the audience. While holding the phone, Ceri Thu Ha approached Long Vu and pushed him towards the camera lens. The actress humorously acted as if the audience wanted Pu to give way to Mr. Chai, she would give way without hesitation.

Not understanding what was happening, Long Vu looked blankly at Ceri Thu Ha. Seeing the scene where Mr. Chai was pushed away without any respect by Pu like this, the audience burst out laughing. The way Ceri Thu Ha and Long Vu interacted with each other proved the closeness and comfort of the two actors on set. This made the audience who loved and cared about the film even more excited.

Although it has only been on air for less than 2 weeks, the adorable images and lines of the two main characters in the film have gone viral all over the "internet". The audience is crazy about the "rich kid" Chai, especially the scenes where Chai tries to flirt and pamper his crush - Pu. Even the dialogue with only two words "Chai - Mua" (Pu only needs to call Chai's name and Chai will immediately pay when the two go shopping) is becoming a hot trend that the ladies are extremely excited about.

Not only the dialogue in the movie but also the couple Chai - Pu also made the audience's comments become an extremely viral topic on social networks. Specifically, after watching the movie, many netizens left humorous comments revolving around this couple, the hottest of which was the comment: "If I were Pu, the movie would end from episode 1". Currently, under any image or clip of the couple Chai - Pu on social networks, the audience can easily come across a series of such comments.

The role of Chai in the movie Di Giua Troi Ruc Ro is played by actor Long Vu. Chai is a rich boy, spoiled by his father since childhood. Chai always wanted to marry Pu but his personality is somewhat selfish and childish. Chai did not want Pu to go to Hanoi to study at university but wanted to keep her in the countryside to be his wife.

In real life, Chai is played by actor Nguyen Long Vu, born in 2001. What's more special is that Long Vu is the son of artist Van Dung - a familiar face with the role of "Medical Tao" and many other popular TV series and movies.

Pu (played by actress Thu Ha Ceri) is a beautiful, intelligent and ambitious Red Dao girl. Pu always longs to study and escape the difficult life in her hometown, having to get married early. Pu is a role model for young people who dare to think, dare to do, and are not afraid of difficulties to rise up.

Thu Ha Ceri is considered extremely suitable for the role of Pu. Thu Ha Ceri was born in 2002, in Lang Son and began to gain attention through many films. In particular, the role of Vy in Lat mat 7: Mot giau uoc helped Thu Ha Ceri reach another important milestone in her career.

Walking in the Bright Sky: Full of scandals and cultural controversies but ratings still hit the roof Trí Nhi19:49:43 23/08/2024Di Giua Troi Ruc Ro is currently the most talked about and watched Vietnamese TV series. The series has a high rating of over 4.0, higher than other primetime series airing at the same time.