Cheer up guys

The movie “Cheer up, brothers” revolves around the story of a group of “thirty” friends who are not yet close: Tien, Thang and Hung. The trio’s failed business startups make their relatives and friends feel fed up and criticize their friendship.

“Vui lên nào anh em ơi” - “Làn gió mới” trên sóng truyền hình - Ảnh 1. — The film crew debuted. Photo: VFC

All three are determined to build a career together to prove their worth to the world. That journey is not easy, especially when they themselves have no talent or money...

Through their struggles, they realized that they had many shortcomings, and that people's views of them were not necessarily prejudiced. And beside them, there were women who always stood by their side. That was Thu, Tien's pragmatic, sour-tempered but loving wife; or Nhung, who loved money, was good-mouthed but generous and righteous...

“Vui lên nào anh em ơi” - “Làn gió mới” trên sóng truyền hình - Ảnh 2. — The funny trio in the movie. Photo: VFC

"Cheer up, brothers" affirms self-worth, the power of friendship, and also affirms the value of faith, encouragement, positive lifestyle, and civilized view of each person towards those around them, the community and society.

“Vui lên nào anh em ơi” - “Làn gió mới” trên sóng truyền hình - Ảnh 3. — The film has many humorous and witty situations. Photo: VFC

Having made his mark with comedies such as "The Way Back to the Flower Land" and "Don't Make Me Angry", director Vu Minh Tri once again brings his humorous storytelling style to the film "Cheer Up, Brothers". The situations in the film are not tragic or heavy but bright and light. Events are resolved quickly and continuously to bring the audience a film with cheerful colors.

What makes the film fresh is that the director trusted the actors who were playing the main roles for the first time to play the "thirty" group.

To Dung plays the role of Hung - a taciturn, quiet, and hot-tempered character. Anh Duc plays the character Tien - a glib, "braggart" guy. The final piece is Thai Son as Thang - a silly, "stuttering" guy.

Meritorious Artist Thai Son said that, true to its name, the film "Cheer up, brothers", during filming, the film crew was always filled with laughter.

“Anh Duc makes me laugh a lot. Just looking at Anh Duc’s face makes me laugh. To Dung also laughs along. Sometimes I have to go out to the yard to do push-ups, pick leaves… or ask the director to curse to make it less funny. But the director said if he is still funny, how can he curse?”, said Thai Son.

“Vui lên nào anh em ơi” - “Làn gió mới” trên sóng truyền hình - Ảnh 4. — Actress Anh Dao (left) is expected in the film. Photo: VFC

Beloved after “Gap em ngay nang”, Anh Dao has a transformation in appearance when taking on the role of Thu in “Vui len nao anh em oi”. The actress dyed her hair blonde to transform into the role of Thu - Tien's sour wife, who scolds her husband all the time. Sharing about the "degrading" role, Anh Dao said: "I always want to change myself through each role, even making myself ugly. Thu is a girl who has to work hard to earn money to support her family, so her appearance will have to be put aside. This hairstyle makes me look old, but it's also so that when acting with Anh Duc, I don't look too different because Anh Duc is 12 years older than me."

The girls accompanying the trio are also popular faces recently. Among them, Anh Dao dyed her hair blonde to transform into the role of Thu - Tien's mean wife. Huong Giang took on the role of the scheming Anh. And Huyen Thach played the role of Nhung - the daughter of a thorny single mother.

Anh Dao also said that she was "fascinated" by her co-star because Anh Duc was very lovely and easy-going, and the two brothers talked to each other very freely. The actress said that if you don't trust and feel comfortable with each other when playing a husband and wife in a humorous family, the juggling will fail. Anh Dao admitted that she is "bland", so when playing the wife of a comedian, she encountered many difficulties.