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Mit, a hotel manager in Chiang Mai, is going to Krabi to attend a wedding during Songkran festival. On the way, his car has an accident, so he has to hire Bang-ern, a bus owner to drive him to Krabi. The bus is tumbledown and Mit has no better choice, he is forced to take this bus. While driving to Krabi, they experience many troubles and later become new buddies who make chaos in Songkran festival.
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Mit, a hotel manager in Chiang Mai, is going to Krabi to attend a wedding during Songkran festival. On the way, his car has an accident, so he has to hire Bang-ern, a bus owner to drive him to Krabi. The bus is tumbledown and Mit has no better choice, he is forced to take this bus. While driving to Krabi, they experience many troubles and later become new buddies who make chaos in Songkran festival.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Vorawit Phonginsee
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Runtime:71 minutes
Studio:Phranakorn Film
Cast
Vorawit Phonginsee
Director
Tasit Sinkanawiwat
Mit
Jaroenporn Onlamai
Bang-Ern
Achita Sikamana
Pim
Preeyada Sittachai
Fah
Suteerush Channukool
Man in Black
Sombat Metanee
Fah's Father
Dam Datsakorn
Pim's Father
Jaturawit Kalamit
Groom
Chananchida Sophontechawanit
Bride
Patsapong Jittateerarote
Bishop
Lita Suvandee
Flower Girl
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