Kha Nhu is a Vietnamese actress and TV personality who was born on March 16, 1987, in Nga Bay, Hau Giang Province, Vietnam. She graduated from the Ho Chi Minh City College of Theater and Cinema in 2011, and made her drama debut the following year. She began appearing in movies in the mid-2010s, and has gone on to star in hit movies such as 2020’s “Accidentally Dad.”

Kha Nhu

Ngoc Nu (Le Giang) runs arguably the most famous crab noodle soup stall in the Thu Duc neighborhood of Vietnam’s Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam). Now middle-aged and divorced, she has become the non-nonsense matriarch of her family, which comprises her aging mother and two young daughters, as well as the eldest daughter’s husband. Her bad experiences with her ex-husband have scarred her, and she now mistrusts men. Even men who stop off to buy noodles at her stall are afraid of her wrath.

Ngoc Nu has high hopes for her youngest daughter, Ngoc Nhi (Uyen An). Soon to turn 20, Ngoc Nu hopes Ngoc Nhi will study finance and make a career for herself. But Ngoc Nhi has other plans. She would rather work as a craftsperson, something that her mother deeply disapproves of. Matters come to a head, however, when Ngoc Nhi meets a dashing young man named at a party. They fall for one another right away. But both the young man’s wealthy parents and the domineering Ngoc Nu disapprove of the relationship. Will Ngoc Nu have her way – or will her free-spirited daughter strike out on her own?

“The House of No Man” is a 2023 Vietnamese movie that was directed by Tran Thanh.

House of No Man

Tung Son (Kieu Minh Tuan) is a successful – and happily single – doctor. But his carefree lifestyle could be cut short when Que Phuong (Kha Nhu), an incorrigible gambler who is up to her eyes in debt decides to scam him. She instructs her seven-year-old daughter to throw herself down in front of his car when on a quiet backstreet road, making him think he has hit the child with his car. Then she tells him that the child is his – and is the result of a one-night stand she had with him almost a decade ago. Her goal in all this is purely financial: She hopes that he will stump up money in order to feed her gambling habits and help her pay off loan sharks. But when Tung Son gets to know the child, they hit it off, from a tight bond...and she even starts to call him “dad.” The ruse appears to be up when a DNA test confirms he is not the father, however.

He turns his back on both Que Phuong and the child. But when the seven-year-old is diagnosed with a life-threatening form of cancer, he finds himself in a very complicated moral – and emotional – quandary.

“Accidentally Dad” is a 2020 Vietnamese movie that was directed by Dong Dang Giao.

Accidentally Dad

🌬 My Accidentall Besties 🦄

Once a shaman of great spiritual power, Tinh Lam (Huynh Lap) used to be a man able to take on the evil forces of the world. Now stricken by a mysterious blindness, Tinh Lam has not only lost his eyesight, but the bulk of his power. With very few options before him, Tinh Lam is forced to begin a quest to recover both.

Setting out on a journey to recover his precious gifts, Tinh Lam is soon met by a wide variety of characters, all of which teach him a multitude of important lessons about life. As Tinh Lam slowly begins to understand that there is so much more to life than he originally believed, the true meaning of life is gradually revealed to him. As his journey continues, he happens to stumble upon a truth that could very well change everything.

Uncovering the plot of another wicked shaman, Tinh Lam soon begins to question whether there might be more to his blindness than mere chance. Could something or someone be behind his current condition? And if so, who will join him on his quest to uncover the truth?

A story full of mystery and mirth, “Blind Shaman” is a 2019 comedy mystery film directed by Minh Thang Ly.

Blind Shaman

😎  Blind Shamans Team🧨

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.

Win My Baby Back

💌My bae's heart💕

Kai (Vo Dinh Hieu) is a young medical student whose life has been tinged with tragedy. His parents both died painful deaths from cancer and he has decided to become a recluse, spending his days sulking in the university library, neglecting his studies, and speaking to no one. His miserable life creaks by – until the day he meets a young woman named Rin, who turns his whole world upside in an instant.

Despite his gloomy outlook, Rin (Jun Vu) – a fountain of energy and positivity – falls for Kai and tells him how she feels. Suddenly, the clouds are lifted and he finds himself traveling around with her, enjoying their precious time together, and falling in love. But Rin’s cheery personality and her love of photography mask some serious problems. She suffers from an incurable disease that strikes her down, and threatens to claim her life. Her bickering parents have split up – acrimoniously. But when Rin is hospitalized, Kai realizes that he will do whatever it takes to be near the woman he loves for as long as he can...while her warring parents consider burying the hatchet for the sake of their daughter’s happiness.

“The Diary of Fireflies” is a 2016 Vietnamese movie that was directed by Van Cong Vien.

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