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Khin Kyae Hmone is a young woman who dreams of becoming a movie actress. One day, she goes to audition for a leading role. By coincidence, her father’s name is the same as the producer’s name, so the judges mistake her for the producer’s daughter and immediately choose her for the role. The producer, convinced she’s a clever impostor, tries to expose her, and that’s when the real comedy and misunderstandings begin.
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Khin Kyae Hmone is a young woman who dreams of becoming a movie actress. One day, she goes to audition for a leading role. By coincidence, her father’s name is the same as the producer’s name, so the judges mistake her for the producer’s daughter and immediately choose her for the role. The producer, convinced she’s a clever impostor, tries to expose her, and that’s when the real comedy and misunderstandings begin.
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