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Summary

The film follows a struggling comic performer who dreams of playing a prince, despite lacking both the costume and the status. His friends tease him along the way, and the early scenes are filled with wordplay and silly misunderstandings—especially arguments about people’s names, what makes someone a “bachelor,” and whether a supposed millionaire looks rich when he checks the mirror.

A woman returns after years away, facing life with her young daughter following her husband’s death. This brings a more emotional thread to the comedy. Friends try to help her get back on her feet, while questions about the child’s future and who should care for her become increasingly important.

The would-be prince eventually gets his big break and becomes a famous actor. His sudden success brings comic excess: talk of enormous wealth, a grand house and car, promotional stunts, and people eager to flatter him. He performs scenes and songs as the celebrated “smiling prince.” But fame and money begin to strain his relationships, and his old friends remind him that his past—and the people who stood by him—still matter.

The film combines broad gags, songs, and theatrical performances with an emotional story of family separation and reunion. Its closing message is that wealth and fame are no substitute for wisdom, humility, and caring for the people closest to you.

Standout Comedy

• A long complaint about a chicken that seems to contain nothing but bones.
• A mock advertisement promising to make people either fatter or thinner.
• The protagonist insists he has given up drinking, then is asked to act out a drinking scene.

Personalities Named in the Title

Pyone Cho, Moe Di, and Su Pan Htwar.