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Luckily in Love
Pong, a recent graduate from Ubon province, headed to Bangkok to pursue his dream. Hum, his big brother, works as a security guard at a garment factory and has a hot girlfriend named Kheow.
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Pong, a recent graduate from Ubon province, headed to Bangkok to pursue his dream. Hum, his big brother, works as a security guard at a garment factory and has a hot girlfriend named Kheow.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Chanyapak Laiman
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Runtime:118 minutes
Studio:M39, M Studio, Pong Chee Klang Nang Koi
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