"Di giua troi ruc ro" has aired more than 50 episodes with plots revolving around the lives of Pu and Chai.
The film received attention from the audience but also created a lot of controversy about the plot and the way the female lead was portrayed in the film.
On many film forums, audiences are discussing the number of episodes of the film "Di giua troi ruc ro". There is information that the film will air about 100-110 episodes.
The reason is because the airtime of each episode is quite short, plus the film has a lot of plot, and there are still many issues that have not been completely resolved in the film.
According to the producer, the film is expected to have 60 episodes. The film is currently airing up to episode 52. According to the plan, there are only 8 more episodes left until the end.
However, usually for films on VTV, the crew will film and broadcast at the same time, so the film may air a few more episodes than previously planned.
The reporter also contacted the publisher and learned that the film will not be shown until episode 100 as previously rumored by the online community.
Regarding the plot, in recent episodes of "Di giua troi ruc ro", the sudden change in the female lead's mentality made the audience somewhat uncomfortable. Right from the first episodes, Pu was built as a friend with an insolent and ungrateful personality towards Chai but was always sweet and shy towards Thai, whom she had just met.
Accordingly, in episodes 50 and 51 of the film "Di giua troi ruc ro", the plot changes somewhat when Pu returns to Chai. Pu suddenly shows signs of being moved when Ms. Le mentions her childhood friend, is shy when sitting behind Chai's motorbike, and changes the way she addresses Chai from “you” to calling his name. She even goes to Chai's house to give him a gift and cooks for him. These details are criticized by many viewers as "forced".
Throughout many previous episodes, Pu and Chai had no connection or love story mentioned. Many viewers were skeptical that the film was rushed to end on schedule.
