The Thai family saga made $1.77 million in Singapore after 11 days of release.
Billkin Putthipong Assaratanakul stars as a university dropout and Usha Seamkhum plays his grandmother in Thai film How To Make Millions Before Grandma Dies.
The Thai drama follows a university dropout who cares for his grandma , who has been diagnosed with end-stage cancer. It has earned $1.77 million after 11 days of release. “Everybody has a family, I think that is why this film resonates with that very deep feeling we can all relate to,” director Pat Boonnitipat told the South China Morning Post recently.
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