Myanmar drama series ‘Seven Kinds of Night’ premieres in Yangon

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The launch event for the Myanmar drama series ‘Seven Kinds of Night’ was held on 26 October at the M3 Food Centre in Yangon Region, according to director P Kay.
The story was originally written by director P Kay and adapted into a screenplay by Phyo Thinzar Kyaw and Yamin Khant. The 16-episode series, directed by P Kay, will be produced by Mee Mee Mway Film Production.
“I created this story about six years ago, back when we were filming another series with Ma Pauk Si. I first wrote it then, and I’ve now brought Ma Pauk Si into this project as well. I felt I hadn’t given her enough of a challenge in the earlier series ‘Myitlettet’, so I wanted to involve her again. Seven Kinds of Night was originally conceived as a drama featuring seven actors, but as time passed, the actors I had in mind grew older, so I had to recast. The seven actors in this series each bring a distinct character type,” explained director P Kay.
The cast features several well-known artistes, including Aye Wuttyi Thaung, Zaw Shine Htet, Vitamin, Nyan Min Sett, Ye Thway Thiha, Ye Yint Phone, Nyi Nanda, Jay, and many others. — ASH/MKKS

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