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Lucky Bowl (2013) [N/A]

Release Date:
February 10, 2013

Original Title:
聚宝盆续集

Alternate Titles:
聚宝盆上篇 / Lucky Bowl

Production Countries:
Malaysia

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 178

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The story of Shen Tang Tang (starring Debbie Goh), a stingy and selfish landlady who owns an old flat apartment where she rents out to Ah Hun (Adrian Tan) who lives with his father. Tang Tang is also lucky to inherit a magical “Lucky Bowl” from her ancestors where anything that goes in it will multiply. Not knowing its supernatural powers, Tang Tang treats the rusty “Lucky Bowl” as a piece of junk and sold it to Ah Hun’s father, Uncle Lao Tou, who is a rubbish collector. During Chinese New Year, Ke's siblings, a gangster pay a surprise visit to Tang Tang’s home with a wicked plan in mind, which is to steal away the magical “Lucky Bowl”. Their attempt however, is discovered by Tang Tang eventually. Afraid that the Ke siblings may find out about his hidden secret, Ah Hun decides to flee away.

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Director:
Kethsvin Chee

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