This is the first Thai movie I have ever watched. It is very interesting. The male protagonist in the film is the problematic student in the eyes of the teacher. In the eyes of others, he misinterprets a lot and often does ridiculous things. But in fact, the protagonist is a person who likes to take risks, explore and try new things. He loves to think, respects life, is compassionate, and has a high IQ. Obviously, the protagonist with such a personality was not very popular in his school days, and was labeled as a different kind by most people. Fortunately, there are two friends who always support him, and do things with him that seem to be deviant in the eyes of others. Things.
Although this is a comedy, some details tell us that it is not that simple. It even makes the audience think about life and their own way of life-in their own life, the perspectives and comments of others are actually not important. Strong people always have firm goals and are always developing their own path to success. They are not moved by external forces. Thinking more, daring to innovate, not afraid of challenges, meaningless jokes, this is his way to success.
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