Where is my money?
44sHigh-stakes confrontation with immediate danger grabs attention.
▶ Play Clip"Title promises a boyfriend-gangster story but the clip focuses on debt collection and family drama; the relationship hinted is not shown."
This is a scene from a Vietnamese drama titled 'My Boyfriend is a Gangster - Part 1' featuring Yen Duong. The clip depicts a tense debt collection situation where a father is pressured by loan sharks, and a young woman intervenes to help a blind mother and her son. It also includes a minor conflict at a market crossing. The scene sets up a narrative about hardship, kindness, and gang involvement.
A man pleads for more time to repay money; the collector demands payment and threatens violence.
A son explains his mother is blind and he is her only support; the collector gives him money and invites the mother inside to rest.
A girl selling goods gets into a confrontation with a young man who knocks over her cart; she scolds him and demands help picking it up.
Someone (likely a gangster) intervenes, giving the girl 20,000 VND and telling the young man off.
A father brings lunch to his daughter (the seller); loan sharks arrive to collect debt from him.
The father signs a document; after he leaves, the collectors threaten to kill him if he doesn't pay.
The daughter sees her father being beaten for unpaid debt, emotionally reacting.
This dramatic clip builds tension around debt and gang violence, showing acts of cruelty and unexpected kindness. It sets up a story where characters are connected through hardship and the looming presence of gangsters.
How much money did the passerby give the girl?
20,000 VND.
05:36
What does the son say about his mother?
His mother is blind and he is her only support.
01:04
What does the debt collector force the father to do?
Sign a document.
07:16
What threat do the collectors make after the father leaves?
They threaten to kill him if he doesn't pay.
07:42
Unexpected kindness from debt collector
The collector gives money and cares for the blind mother, contrasting typical villain roles.
01:38Intervention at market
A gangster-like figure gives money to the girl and scolds the troublemaker, showing a code of honor.
05:36Daughter sees father beaten
Emotional climax that highlights the human cost of debt and violence.
08:04[00:20] Where... is... my... money? I don't have the money yet, please give me a few more days. Sir...
[00:45] Break his leg. What's wrong, son?
[01:04] What's wrong, son?... Who did this to my son?...
[01:16] My mother is blind, I'm her only support. my mother and I will die.
[01:38] Take this and take care of your mother. Auntie, please come inside and rest.
[03:36] Hey girl, is this where you sell your goods? Left your eyes at home or what? This is the pedestrian crossing, see?
[03:50] You knocked over my cart. Now what? Haven’t sold a single cup this morning and now I’m dealing with punks like you. Can’t you at least help pick the cart up?
[04:16] You can't even handle something this small?
[05:36] 20 thousand VND.
[06:05] Take your hand off me.
[06:20] Sweetie, Daddy brought you lunch!
[06:33] Old man, got nowhere else to stand?
[06:51] How much do you want to borrow, uncle? Keep your voice down, we have guests.
[07:03] It's an everyday occurrence. Shut his mouth. Here's your money, uncle.
[07:16] I told you to be quiet! Sign here. Sign here.
[07:28] Sign hereee... They came to collect the debt.
[07:42] But I don't have the money yet. killing me.
[08:04] Dad...
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