Khanh will receive the happiness he deserves, having the same shoulder as Hong Diem-Star

Episodes Loving the Sunny Day Part 2 recently continuously pushed the audience’s indignation to the climax when exploiting the story related to the life of Van Khanh (Lan Phuong). From mother-in-law to sister-in-law, she went to Germany (Hong Dang) to invest money from her family and then lost money, having to shoulder a debt of more than 200 million dong.

However, the drop of water only really overflows when in Loving the Sunny Day Part 2 episode 20Khanh was trapped by Thuong (Thu Ha) and accused of promiscuity, causing the marriage between Khanh and Duc to stand on the verge of breaking up.

After the episode aired, the situation that Khanh was almost raped and Germany’s indecisiveness and helplessness made viewers angry and indignant. Before the fierce controversy of the online community, recently on her personal page, screenwriter Thu Thuy had a very long and passionate sharing about her brainchild. She said that there are nights when she “Just thinking about Khanh can bring tears to my eyes”:

“In my ten years of working, I haven’t had that many nervous moments when an episode airs. Because I know what the script is like, because the director once said he went crazy crying in the editing room for him. Khanh, and for himself, a Saturday afternoon in the post-production room watching the episode, was silent for a long time because of resentment, grief, repression, helplessness…

Even if we are the participants in creating the story, that feeling is still stifling, let alone the audience?

Going to the end of the misfortune of a woman like Khanh, without waiting for the audience to react with ‘hey you guys have done too much’, we ourselves have always asked the question ‘is this necessary? ‘ ‘is there another option?’. Because more than anyone else, what we want is a story to be loved, sympathized, supported, not opposed or criticized.

But as a profession, we also want to exploit to the end, want to reach the destination, want to give the character a journey, even if it ends in bitterness, then the happiness they will receive later will also be sincere. worthy.”

Writer Thu Thuy emphasizes what she and her team do Love the Sunny Day want to harness is the power of despair: “Khanh, has never been a perfect woman. She was full of problems, full of shortcomings, always struggling with organizing her life. But there is one thing she is complete and beautiful, the love for her two children, the desire to give them the most love.

Khanh’s journey, arduous, scratched, and we, the ones who create wounds for the character, is not easy. When we love our story, love our character, then the pain of the character, we are the first to experience.

The long sequence about Khanh’s fate, is the one that the screenwriter team wrote very emotionally. Those are long, heavy, resentful passages, and when working on this stage, I am also heavy-hearted, sometimes I want to go crazy. When Khanh was wronged, when Khanh divorced, when Khanh understood the divorce, when she looked up to the sky and shouted: ‘God, do you have eyes! If you had eyes, your eyes would be blind.”

Khanh is not as brilliant as Trang, not as naive as Van, in some respects, Khanh is the most common type of woman in life, with the most daily problems. Writing about Trang is challenging, because Trang is excellent, writing about Van always needs moderation and balance to be the right age, but writing about Khanh, really with herself and the screenwriter team, is both sympathy and heartbreak. .

It’s been a long time since I’ve had the opportunity to do a project like in Loving the Sunny Day, when a couple gets divorced not because they’re out of love, not because of a third person. Because, the enemy on Ngo’s side is as evil as a cross-eyed rhinoceros and a horrible and disgusting mother-in-law, but, that’s not all; but first of all, because there, there is a husband who is forever immature and a wife who does not know how to arrange and balance life first.

No matter how big the teardrop, the biggest reason, the biggest problem, always lies with the two parties, those responsible, those who suffer the consequences, and those who pay the price when kissing. broken man.”

A special feature in this sharing is that the golden female screenwriter has compared the correlation between Khanh and Khue – the role of Hong Diem’s ​​life in another successful film also written by her. Rose on left chest. She recounted:

“There is a memory I do not forget when I made Roses on my left chest. At that time, the film was writing, filming, and broadcasting, the actor did not know how to end the story, one day Mr. Khoa Called me, very worried.He said that Hong Diem read until Khue found out she was pregnant, then Diem disagreed.

At that time, Khue was facing her husband’s adultery, her girlfriend was pregnant, and her husband wanted a divorce. Hong Diem said that, if she continues to develop in that direction, she does not want to play the role of Khue anymore, she is afraid because of the child, Khue continues her dark life next to Thai.

I was very surprised at that time, and also very interesting to Hong Diem, because not all actors have such clear views on the character. After that, I had a very specific discussion with Diem, both by phone and email, why the script team created such a situation.

And, one of the most important reasons, is because Khue is a woman who cherishes marriage, is a mother who desires to keep her children with adequate parents, if not push her to the bottom of despair. when the unborn child is also lost), when every chance to hold on to a marriage is cut off, it’s hard for a woman like her to have the courage to step out of her life’s quagmire.

With Khanh, in a way, she resembles Khue. If not at the end, she will still be in the quagmire of her life for her children, no matter how dark and suffocating it is.”