The hit Thai film moving TikTokers to tears

The internet is awash with teary videos of those who have watched How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies.

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How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies has topped box offices across the region since it was released in April.

The film follows M, who is plotting to win an inheritance from his cancer-stricken grandmother, but begins to question his motives as he grows closer to her.

The story appears to have deeply resonated with moviegoers, who have been sharing emotional videos of themselves before and after watching the film.

"Running over to hug my grandma now! Exceptionally touching film... This movie hit even harder because it reminded me of my own relationship with my grandma," wrote a TikTok user ianjeevan.

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