Will You Marry Monk? / แต่ง…Monk
- Comedy
When a Thai monk fights with a Japanese monk as a brother-in-law, even though this is not the monk’s duty, the monk has to get involved because his young sister wants to marry a monk, which is impossible!
Will You Marry Monk? is a comedy film released on March 6, 2025, that explores the clash between tradition and family loyalty when a Thai monk's sister wants to marry a monk. The film follows the monk as he becomes unexpectedly entangled in a conflict with a Japanese monk while navigating the impossible situation his family has created.
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When was Will You Marry Monk? released?
The film was released on March 6, 2025.
What is the plot about?
The story centers on a Thai monk who gets drawn into a dispute with a Japanese monk after his young sister expresses her wish to marry a monk, which is impossible under Buddhist tradition. The monk must navigate family expectations while dealing with an unexpected conflict.
What genre is this film?
Will You Marry Monk? is a comedy that plays on the cultural and religious tensions created by the family situation.
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