'No More Bets', first Chinese language film to reach RM10 million in four days

SHAH ALAM - 'No More Bets' made history by becoming the first Chinese language film to gross RM10 million in just four days since its release on Sept 7.

Featuring renowned actors such as Lay Zhang, Gina Jin, Yong Mei and Eric Wang, the film directed by Ao Shen also became the most-watched and fastest-grossing Chinese language film.

'No More Bets' tells a story of two individuals who are ensnared in an online scam during the digital era, leading them to be used and forced into extensive cybercriminal activities.

Furthermore, as a result of the fraud, a victim nearly tried to commit suicide prompting the police to investigate the mastermind behind the cybercrime that caused numerous individuals to suffer millions of ringgit in losses.

Produced by Dirty Monkeys, 'No More Bets' is hoped to provide lessons and benefits, especially to those exposed to and easily deceived by cybercriminal schemes.

Moreover, 'No More Bets' is not just a film but a manifestation of social responsibility, reminding the audience to remain vigilant and stay away from the dangers of online fraud.

"The success of this film has surpassed previous box office records and is a positive social medium, encouraging the audience to bravely face the challenges of cybersecurity," the producer said in a statement.

'No More Bets' is distributed by Megafilms Distribution and is currently showing in cinemas nationwide. - AWANI