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Will You Marry Monk?
When a Thai monk fights with a Japanese monk as a brother-in-law, even though this is not the monk’s duty, the monk has to get involved because his young sister wants to marry a monk, which is impossible!
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When a Thai monk fights with a Japanese monk as a brother-in-law, even though this is not the monk’s duty, the monk has to get involved because his young sister wants to marry a monk, which is impossible!
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Jatuporn Boonkode, Weeravat Chayochaikorn, Worawut Thawinwisitwat
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Transformation Films, Black Dragon Entertainment, Prakotkarndee
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