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The wedding story of a southern Muslim bride named Sofia with her Isan university senior Khai who is Buddhist. The two have cultural and religious differences, but it doesn't seem like they'll pose much of a problem given the strength of their love.
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The wedding story of a southern Muslim bride named Sofia with her Isan university senior Khai who is Buddhist. The two have cultural and religious differences, but it doesn't seem like they'll pose much of a problem given the strength of their love.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance, Drama
Written By:Kanjana Sriman
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Runtime:114 minutes
Studio:Monwichit Entertainment
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