Hari Won is a Vietnamese-Korean singer and actress who was born on June 22, 1985, in Seoul, South Korea. She grew up in Seoul but later moved to Vietnam, where she studied at the Ho Chi Minh University of Social Science and Humanities. She began appearing on reality and variety TV shows in Vietnam in 2013 and went on to release her first pop single in 2014. She has since gone on to appear in a number of hit films, including “49 Days” (2017) and “You and I” (2019).

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Ca Dao (Hari Won) is a woman who feels she is cursed with bad luck. She has always dreamed of becoming a famous singer, but her career has never taken off, so she is stuck in a dead-end office job.

Things go from bad to worse for her when she misses a key meeting and her long-suffering supervisor wants to fire her.

The company’s boss decides to give her one last chance to redeem herself or face the sack – she must recruit vain and egotistical K-pop star Chan Y (Park Jung Min) to feature in the company’s marketing campaign.

She attempts to win over Chan Y, but he is not interested in her pleas.

But the next morning, something remarkable has happened – the duo has undergone a body swap! The “new” Chan Y is hopelessly unaware of how to act like a pop star, while the “new” Ca Dao finds life as an office worker – and a woman – exceptionally difficult!

The pair begrudgingly agrees to help each other out…until they slowly start developing feelings of mutual respect.

“You and I” is a 2019 South Korean-Vietnamese movie directed by Hwang Kyung Sung.

You and I

Annoying Oppas

Together since high school, Thoai (Tran Thanh) and Linh (Ninh Duong Lan Ngoc) have literally grown up together. While they might have made a cute couple during their high school days, things between them have gotten nothing short of complicated over the years. Now both working adults, Thoai and Linh are starting to realize maybe their lives are meant to go in different directions.

As a successful fashion designer running her own brand, Linh has worked hard to make her professional dreams come true. While she loves Thoai, she just can’t seem to inspire him to do much with his life. Working as a mechanic at a local garage, Thoai is perfectly content to stay exactly where he is for the rest of his life. But when Linh learns that she’s pregnant, she decides that she’s had enough of Thoai and his lackluster life. Only after Linh leaves does Thoai realize he may have actually had a dream worth pursuing after all.

Desperate to win Linh back, Thoai tries to get his life back on track but the competition for her affection is steep, especially now that Linh’s old high school crush, Khanh (Anh Tu), is suddenly back on the scene. Will Thoai be able to win back the love of his life or will she decide she really is better off without him?

A lighthearted romantic romp, “Win My Baby Back” is a 2019 Vietnamese romantic comedy directed by Nhat Trung.

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