Jun Phạm finds it amusing that the audience hates him.

After the drama "7 Years Without Marriage, We'll Break Up" ended, Jun Phạm's character was hated by the audience, but the actor expressed gratitude, feeling that he had successfully portrayed the villain.

Actor Jun Pham. Photo: NSCC

In the final episode of the series "7 Years Without Marriage, We'll Break Up," when cornered, Tuan Kiet (played by Jun Pham) commits a series of crimes, kidnapping Minh Huy (played by Vo Canh), Bao Ngoc (played by Thao Tam), and threatening Thien An (played by Thuy Ngan).

The price of going down the wrong path is 22 years in prison. His selfish and deceitful actions not only hurt others but also caused Tuan Kiet great loss.

On film forums, viewers debated Jun Pham's portrayal of Tuan Kiet. Some argued that the actor played the villain well, while others felt the punishment for this antagonist was too lenient and that a harsher penalty was needed.

"When reading audience comments, many people criticized the character Tuan Kiet and felt sorry for Thien An. I'm really happy that I finally created a role and people genuinely hated me. I'm not sad, but rather amused. Thank you to the audience for hating the character Tuan Kiet," Jun Pham shared after receiving audience feedback.

Jun Phạm in the film "7 Years Without Getting Married, We'll Break Up". Photo: Producer.

The film is considered more complete when little Bi, the son of Thien An and Tuan Kiet, finds happiness in the loving embrace of his adoptive parents, opening up a bright future for him.

In addition, Thien Phong (played by Truong Minh Thao) also finds love with Phuong (played by Le Khanh). Bao Ngoc finds her own path, breaking free from constraints to pursue her dreams.

Speaking about the film's ending, actress Thúy Ngân said: "Good deeds will be rewarded, even if it means struggling and going through many hardships. In the end, she (Thiên Ân) finds happiness. I hope that we will too. As long as we still have faith in life and the future, we will be rewarded accordingly."

Source: https://baoquangninh.vn/jun-pham-thay-thu-vi-vi-bi-khan-gia-ghet-3317596.html