In recent days, the film Dao, Pho and Piano has become the center of attention for Vietnamese cinema lovers. The film paralyzed the ticketing system of the National Cinema Center for many days, making it difficult for audiences to buy tickets.

Although he played one of the roles in the film, singer Tuan Hung admitted that he has not seen the entire film because it was sold out.

"Many people asked why I haven't seen the film yet even though it was being tested. It's true that when the film was scheduled to be tested, I was on tour and couldn't attend, and when the film was released, there were no tickets. Everyone who made the film was extremely surprised by this breakthrough," Tuan Hung shared.

Because he was so eager to enjoy the movie, Tuan Hung decided to book an entire screening room to invite his whole family to watch it together. " When I contacted the National Cinema, I decided to book an entire room to invite my family and close friends to watch it," he said.

The male singer said that he and the film crew were very happy when Dao, Pho and Piano were warmly received by the audience. With the public's comments on the film, Tuan Hung affirmed that he and the crew completely respect each person's personal opinion.

However, the male singer believes that Dao, Pho and Piano should not be compared with any other film. "Each film will have different content and investment costs. There is no standard measure for works of art. Only the audience's love and attention is the most standard measure for that work," the male singer stated.

Previously, Tuan Hung also emphasized that the fact that his role in Dao, Pho and Piano received many positive reviews from the audience was not just due to "luck". According to him, finding a role that suits you is not easy, your ability must be combined with the director's vision for the role to be perfect at the allowed level.

In Dao, Pho and Piano , Tuan Hung plays the role of Mr. Phan, a rich, gallant man who is passionate about the art of Ca Tru and is always served by two female singers. Despite working and being exposed to Western culture, Mr. Phan still knows how to distinguish between good and evil and does not "sell himself" to the West.

He himself did not believe in the ability of the fortifications in Hanoi to withstand, but was still willing to help the soldiers of the national guard when necessary. Tuan Hung's character was loved by many people because of his gallant and elegant features imbued with "Hanoi's character".