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Because of a Burmese boxing champion named Tun Tauk, the life of a horsekeeper, Yay Chan, was destroyed. To fight against the injustices, Yay Chan learned boxing and entered the ring to confront them. When a wealthy, new Lethwei champion named Tun Tauk enters the lives of a couple, Yay Chan and Lun Wati, who work at a Equestrian and Country Club Yangon, Yay Chan's life falls apart. Yay Chan is unfairly fired from his job as the horsekeeper, which he loves. When his girlfriend, Lun Wati, is also seduced by Tun Tauk, Yay Chan meets with a good Lethwei coach. After learning the art of boxing, he enters the boxing ring to face Tun Tauk and resolve the injustices he's faced.
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Because of a Burmese boxing champion named Tun Tauk, the life of a horsekeeper, Yay Chan, was destroyed. To fight against the injustices, Yay Chan learned boxing and entered the ring to confront them. When a wealthy, new Lethwei champion named Tun Tauk enters the lives of a couple, Yay Chan and Lun Wati, who work at a Equestrian and Country Club Yangon, Yay Chan's life falls apart. Yay Chan is unfairly fired from his job as the horsekeeper, which he loves. When his girlfriend, Lun Wati, is also seduced by Tun Tauk, Yay Chan meets with a good Lethwei coach. After learning the art of boxing, he enters the boxing ring to face Tun Tauk and resolve the injustices he's faced.
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Genre:Action, Drama
Written By:Thiha Soul, Zaw Min Soul
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:N.O.T Film Production
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