Tom and Jerry’s father is a busy parent whose lack of time contributes to his sons feeling alienated. While tutoring Jerry, he says people would pay S$500 for an hour of his time, prompting Jerry to try to earn money for his attention. After reading Tom’s blog, he better understands his children, pleads for Tom after the robbery, and later attends Jerry’s concert.
Grab driver and lifelong friend who stands by Ah Huang. He sells his car and provides funds to support Ah Huang's business ventures. When the ventures fail, he suffers financial and emotional fallout alongside Ah Hui. He welcomes Ah Huang back after his prison release, celebrating Chinese New Year together as friends reconcile.
James is a lawyer in Singapore who marries Lora after her brother Roman intervenes. He accepts a million-dollar payment to defend an accused rapist and murderer, suppressing his conscience to win the case. After a car accident and reconstructive surgery, James is horrified to find that his face resembles the dead boyfriend of the rape victim.
Liang Xi Mei is among the few people who respond poorly to Big Boss’s political campaign. She appears to know about his criminal background, unlike most of the people who welcome his candidacy. The plot summary does not provide further details about her actions or explain her relationship to Liang Po Po.
Liang Xi Mei is a retired mother who spends her time caring for her obedient grandchildren. She places her hopes on her youngest son, Albert, and her preference for him fuels jealousy in Robert, her eldest son. Her family is drawn into trouble alongside their close friends.
The second of the three brothers, he works as a real estate agent and makes a risky property investment despite his wife's concerns. When the investment fails, he cannot pay the mortgage and moves with his family from a bungalow to a flat. He later faces a painful choice over medical care for his mother and injured daughter.
He is Liu Kok Pin's father, a businessman whose marketing ideas are initially dismissed and later taken by another colleague. After quitting his job, he starts an agency with a colleague, eventually helps revive a struggling bakkwa business, and reconciles with Mr. Khoo's business rival while supporting his son's recovery and future.
A spendthrift white-collar worker and one of three close friends, Keong quits his job but struggles to find another because of his limited English, lack of qualifications, and computer illiteracy. Debt strains his family and his wife leaves with their daughter. He later starts a car-polishing business with Ong and Hui, wins an obstacle race with his family, repays his creditors, and reunites with them.
Mao Shan is an ambitious durian farmer who wants to expand his sales overseas despite pressure from the Three Heavenly Kings of the durian business. He helps his neighbour and sole supporter, Mei Lian, improve her farm’s harvests, and develops feelings for her. He also struggles to save his durian business while competing with Jin Shui for Mei Lian’s heart.
Yang Baoqiang is one of three brothers struggling financially after their mother's death. He claims to see or hear her during sleep, supports taking her tablet to a temple, and accompanies his brothers on the dangerous journey where her ghostly warning causes them to avoid a fatal landslide.
An abusive construction site foreman who supervises the workers where former soccer star Sammy Best is employed. His harsh treatment motivates two Brazilian players to escape and join the Durians, indirectly strengthening the team for the championship match.
Jack Neo has 113 screen credits in a career dating back to 1991. Their work spans 7 cinematic universes — most prominently Ah Boys to Men with 5 titles. Signature works include I Not Stupid Too, Money No Enough 3, Ah Girls Go Army Again. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 7 universes
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