Dan Kien Thu is one of the male actors who has received a lot of attention recently. Besides his prosperous career, he has also become the focus of debate many times because of his appearance, especially his height.
Recently, when participating in the movie "Love with Fireworks", Dan Jianshi was discussed by a part of the audience for often wearing high-heeled shoes when co-starring with Wang Churan. The height difference between the two actors makes many people think that the couple lacks balance and it is difficult to create a "chemistry" on screen.
However, these controversies were somewhat soothed after the success of "The Magic Ring". Paired with Ly Lan Dich, Dan Kien Thu is considered to create a harmonious couple with natural and emotional acting. Audiences praised the way the two actors built the character's relationship instead of focusing on physical factors.
Few people know that Dan Kien Thu himself also suffered pressure because of criticisms about his figure. In one sharing, the actor recounted that he once asked a director about this concern and received advice that the role of an actor is to constantly improve his acting ability, and building an image suitable for the character is the responsibility of the production crew.
From there, Dan Kien Thu decided to focus on perfecting his expertise instead of letting the assessments of appearance affect his professional psychology.
His path to success was also not easy. Before being widely known for the role of Shen Yi in "Lost Road" and continuing to make a splash with "Truong Tuong Tu", Dan Kien Thu was once a Latin dancer who won many awards and worked in the MIC band as the main dancer.
When switching to acting, his idol background caused him to be suspected of his abilities many times, continuously failing in auditions. To improve himself, the male actor spent many years learning from experience, even going to the film set even when there was no filming schedule to observe the working style of his seniors.
Persistence helps Dan Kien Thu gradually affirm his name. The success of "The Magic Ring" once again shows that what retains audiences is not height or appearance, but acting, role-playing ability and connection between characters.
Currently, "The Magic Ring" is broadcast at 9pm from Friday to Sunday every week on THVL1 channel.
