In recent days, social networks have shared a clip from episode 2 of the TV series "Living with Mother-in-law", attracting tens of thousands of views and comments.
In this scene, Mrs. Phuong (People's Artist Lan Huong) and her future daughter-in-law Van (Bao Thanh) go to buy gemstone jewelry.
Although Van was quite satisfied with the bracelet with gemstones, the staff continuously advised and affirmed that "this stone is a natural diamond with GIA (Gemological Institute of America - abbreviated as GIA) certification from the US," but Ms. Phuong still suspected and prevented her daughter-in-law from buying it.
She said: "The inspection certificate is in the US, I don't know what is fake and real. Buying gold is still the best way to keep the price. According to her mother, just buy a two-chi bracelet with apricot blossoms on the other side to last. Wearing gold is both luxurious and keeps the price.
Ms. Phuong even affirmed that gold is still the best, still the most luxurious and classy.
At the time of airing, viewers thought Ms. Phuong was "insensitive", imposing her thoughts on her two children. However, when this film scene caused a fever again after 9 years, many humorous comments said that the mother-in-law character in the film "has vision", "goes ahead of the times", "national mother-in-law is different".
The film scene is attracting a large amount of interaction, comparing dialogue and film details with real life.
These days, the precious stones and diamonds market has many fluctuations, public opinion is concerned about cases related to the business of precious stones and diamonds, including the case of a transnational smuggling ring of more than 3,400 diamonds that is being expanded by the investigating agency.
Living with Mother-in-law" directed by Vu Truong Khoa, aired from 2017.
The work revolves around the married life of Minh Van (Bao Thanh) and Thanh (Anh Dung), especially exploiting the conflicts between the daughter-in-law Van and her mother-in-law, Mrs. Phuong (NSND Lan Huong).
With a way of building a close story, reflecting everyday conflicts in many Vietnamese families, the film quickly created a strong effect, becoming one of the most discussed television works at the time of its broadcast.
Not only causing a stir when broadcast, "Living with Mother-in-Law" also left an impression with many lines and situations that became "classic" on social networks.
The family conflicts are realistically portrayed along with a series of life-like lines that help many excerpts in the film still be regularly shared and re-watched by audiences.
Taking on the role of Mrs. Phuong, People's Artist Lan Huong left a deep impression with the image of a strict, perfectionist and somewhat imposing mother-in-law.
This is considered one of the most successful roles in the female artist's career, helping her name be associated with the nickname "the most terrible mother-in-law on screen".
