The next day, the village headman asks Ajarn Heng to drive away an evil spirit from his house. In the night of ceremony, Ajarn Heng lets his followers disguise in ghosts but the real ghost appears. Everyone runs away from the house. In the morning, Ajarn Heng asks for the remaining money and tells the village headman to console Kularb and Tong. During the ceremony, Ji and Tam discuss with Ngiam that the event might be the deception so they breathe down on Ajarn Heng’s neck. Harn comes to Ngiam to discuss about the wedding but Kularb refuses to get married. So Harn comes to Ajarn Heng and asks for the love potion oil for Kularb but a queer named Dang drank the potion instead. Dang suddenly falls in love with Harn and always follows him everywhere. An old woman confides in Ngiam that when she dies, she wants him to hold the funeral ceremony and that all her properties will belong to him. There’s one land for the spirit of one who dies from a violent death. Then Ngiam calls Ajarn Heng to discharge them. Ajarn Heng tells his followers not to touch the sarong. Unfortunately, the ghosts bring sarong to fight back Ajarn Heng and everyone has to run for their lives.

DIRECTED BY:
Sithichai Phattana-damkeang
STAR:
Chanawut Sri-Ubon, Tik Kinsea, Krit Suramongkol, Raksuda Sinwattana
RELEASE DATE:
31 May 1994
GENRE:
Comedy
Duration (mins):
101