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K-pop group 2PM might not be very active lately, but Thai-American cutie Nichkhun has been busy starring in the top-grossing Thai film this year! Since Hello Stranger in 2010, Thailand has been killing it with their romantic comedy films. This one follows Chut (Sunny Suwanmethanon), who is enjoying his wild life as a bachelor until the day his bossy and perfect younger sister, Jane (Urassaya Sperbund) returns from her university studies in Japan and moves back into the flat they share. What ensues gives a whole new and hilarious meaning to “sibling rivalry,” and things get even more intense when Jane starts dating her half-Japanese colleague, Moji (Nichkhun). It’s not all gags and silliness, though; at the heart of the film is a poignant message about family that will touch your heart.
Release date: 12 July
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