As a film that is of interest and discussed on social networks, "Stolen Happiness" part 2 (42 episodes, director: Nham Minh Hien, screenwriter: Thanh Huong) entered its climax when Binh An (played by Bich Ngoc) was confirmed to be Bao Quynh - the lost little girl of the Artist for more than 20 years.
The journey of "Welcoming Binh An home" reached an important turning point when ambitions and dark past were at risk of being exposed.
Having found their biological granddaughter after many years of being missing, the whole Do burst into happiness, except for Anh Duong (played by Ngoc Lan) who firmly denied the truth and did not accept that the person he had always supported was blood and pus.
Standing there, Thien Nga (played by Quynh Luong) tried to turn the situation around by recalling Anh Duong's earthly sin to threaten and force her to stand by him. At the same time, to remove all obstacles, she plans to take Binh Xuyen - the rejected biological child being raised by Binh An - abroad before everything is turned upside down.
The notable highlight is Anh Duong's fierce hatred for Binh An. manipulated by Thien Nga's lies, Anh Duong misunderstood Binh An's arrogant criticism of the work, deliberately lowering his honor.
In anger, she slapped Binh An's hand, leaving a bitter message: "I would never trust someone like you. You are the lowest thing I have ever met. I will make her never step into this castle. And he never even appeared in front of me again.
Before he could accept Anh Duong as his biological mother, Binh An was ruthlessly pushed away by that mother with a painful slapping and insulting words like rubbing salt on his heart.
Regarding her senior's slapping, Bich Ngoc humorously shared: "Lan's tai is also a bit stuffy and has a lot of meat, so when slapping, it really hurts. A scene must be filmed at least three times.
The actress also affirmed that most of the slapping scenes in the film were done for authenticity: "I find it normal, the slapping scenes with Ngoc Lan or Cat Tuong are not too harsh. I do it for real, creating emotional efficiency for the audience.
On the other hand, according to Bich Ngoc, the slapping scene in episode 62 (ie the total part 1) of the film increases the highlight and the large gap between mother and child.
The film airs on VieON from Monday to Wednesday every week and airs at 6:50 p.m. every Saturday to Sunday on VTV9 channel.
