A bittersweet tale of ambition, love, and the complexities of family dynamics, How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies is set to tug at heartstrings as it debuts on Netflix across Southeast Asia starting September 12. This highly anticipated Thai drama has already taken Southeast Asia by storm, earning its place as the highest-grossing Thai film in numerous countries, including Indonesia, Singapore, the Philippines, Malaysia, and Myanmar. As it continues to build momentum, the film will be available in more countries later this year.
A Story of Dreams and Sacrifice
At the heart of the story is M, portrayed by rising star Putthipong “Billkin” Assaratanakul, whose dreams of becoming a successful game caster take a backseat when he decides to care for his terminally ill grandmother, played by the seasoned actress Usha Seamkhum. M’s motivation isn’t entirely selfless—he’s also driven by the promise of a multimillion-dollar inheritance. However, winning his grandmother’s favor proves to be no small task, as she is both demanding and difficult to please. The tension escalates when M realizes he isn’t the only one eyeing the fortune, leading to a fierce, yet heartfelt competition to become Grandma’s favorite before time runs out.
A Talented Cast and Crew
How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies is the brainchild of GDH 559, with a script penned by Thodsapon Thiptinnakorn, who was inspired by personal experiences. The film is directed by Pat Boonnitipat, known for his work on Bad Genius, marking his debut as a feature film director. This film also serves as the first leading role for both Billkin and Usha, who deliver performances that are sure to resonate with audiences. The supporting cast includes renowned talents such as Sanya Kunakorn, Sarinrat Thomas, Pongsatorn Jongwilas, Duangporn Oapirat, Himawari Tajiri, and Tontawan Tantivejakul.
Don’t Miss It!
As How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies premieres on Netflix, viewers across Southeast Asia are in for an emotional rollercoaster. The film’s powerful storytelling and relatable themes make it a must-watch for anyone who has ever faced the challenges of family responsibility, love, and the pursuit of dreams.
Mark your calendars—this touching drama starts streaming on Netflix from September 12.
