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Little Cupid
A country man, Mum comes to town to find a job and study Chinese. One day, an unknown little boy Deaw unexpectedly appears at his door, calling him dad. The man accepts to be the father due to a condition: find the right girl and marry. Later, the boy helps his dad courting a pretty woman Fah, who is prospected to be the bride for his dad before it's too late.
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A country man, Mum comes to town to find a job and study Chinese. One day, an unknown little boy Deaw unexpectedly appears at his door, calling him dad. The man accepts to be the father due to a condition: find the right girl and marry. Later, the boy helps his dad courting a pretty woman Fah, who is prospected to be the bride for his dad before it's too late.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Punlop Sinjaroen
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Runtime:107 minutes
Studio:Sahamongkolfilm
Cast
Petchtai Wongkamlao, Panich Sodsee
Director
Petchtai Wongkamlao
Mum
Pattadon Kliangjan
Deaw
Benjawan Artner
Fah
Choosak Iamsuk
Security Guard
Anake Inthajun
Mr. Chao
Akom Preedakul
Boss
Nuttakorn Kongsib
Tum
Fu Nan
Teacher Uan
Pichet Iamchaona
Taxi Driver
Oranuch Ladphunna
Mum's Mother (voice)
Watchara Rojsurasawat
Deaw's Father
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