The Vietnamese film industry is heating up ahead of the Tet 2026 season, and one of the most talked-about announcements comes from the movie “Nha Ba Toi Mot Phong.” On January 19, the production team officially confirmed Anh Tu Atus as the male lead through the release of a teaser poster and trailer. This confirmation quickly drew public attention, especially after earlier rumors suggested that HIEUTHUHAI might take on the role.
With this project, Anh Tu Atus steps into a major cinematic spotlight, marking an important milestone in his acting career.
“Nha Ba Toi Mot Phong” marks the return of Truong Giang as a director, screenwriter, and actor after a period away from behind-the-scenes roles. This is also the first collaboration between Truong Giang and Anh Tu Atus, raising expectations among audiences familiar with both names.
Set to release during the highly competitive Tet 2026 movie season, the film is positioned as a family-oriented comedy with emotional depth. Truong Giang’s involvement alone has already made it one of the most anticipated titles of the holiday period.
In the film, Anh Tu Atus plays Phat, a young man passionate about music and deeply in love with An, portrayed by Doan Minh Anh. However, their relationship faces significant obstacles, particularly from An’s father, Mr. Thach, played by Truong Giang.
Phat becomes an unwelcome presence in Mr. Thach’s eyes after unintentionally breaking an unspoken family rule: never lie. This conflict sets the stage for generational tension, emotional misunderstandings, and humorous yet meaningful situations that reflect real-life family dynamics.
Through this role, Anh Tu Atus is expected to showcase a balance between youthful charm, emotional sincerity, and comedic timing.
The teaser poster featuring Anh Tu Atus has received positive feedback from audiences, highlighting his youthful and approachable image. His natural acting style is seen as a strong fit for the character Phat, especially in connecting with younger viewers.
The chemistry between Anh Tu Atus and Doan Minh Anh also adds freshness to the storyline, promising a light-hearted romance blended with family-oriented humor—a hallmark of Tet films.
Another standout character is Co Chau, portrayed by Le Khanh. Serving as both comic relief and emotional support, Co Chau becomes an unexpected advisor to Mr. Thach as he struggles with his daughter’s love life.
This character adds warmth and emotional balance to the story, complementing the generational conflict between Phat and Mr. Thach and enhancing the overall depth of the film.
With Anh Tu Atus taking on a meaningful lead role under Truong Giang’s direction, “Nha Ba Toi Mot Phong” shows strong potential to become a Tet box-office success. Combining humor, family values, and generational storytelling, the film represents an important step forward in Anh Tu Atus’s evolving career and solidifies his growing presence in Vietnamese entertainment.