Wangsa Nam, aiming to surpass 10 million viewers

The movie 'The Man Who Lived With the King' is aiming to surpass 10 million viewers during the March 1st Independence Movement Day holiday. Since its release, the film has shown a steady increase in audience numbers, maintaining its screening slots. Ahead of the holiday, ticket reservations have risen, increasing expectations for its box office success.

'The Man Who Lived With the King' is a work that depicts power and human desire through the eyes of a man living by the king's side. It is gaining word-of-mouth praise for its profound narrative and the intense performances of its actors.

A representative from the theater industry analyzed that, as March 1st is a day of historical significance, interest in period dramas and historical films tends to increase. They stated that for this holiday period, they expect not only family audiences but also an influx of viewers in their 20s to 40s.

Indeed, online reactions such as "A profound movie perfect for the holiday" and "The lingering impact is longer than expected" are continuing. An analysis suggests that due to the short holiday, there may be an increase in viewers seeking high-quality works over light entertainment.

A film industry insider commented, "'The Man Who Lived With the King' is a work that focuses on its narrative and emotional arc rather than spectacle." They predicted that if a large number of viewers flock to see it during the holiday period, it could lead to long-term box office success.