The Korean-Vietnamese co-production film titled “Nohanja Prince” centers on Kang Jun-woo, a superstar who vanishes while abroad. Vietnam has already released the film on October 3, while Korea will screen it exclusively at CGV on November 19, 2025.

Cha Do-hoon, a rising star, enters the story and threatens Kang Jun-woo’s position, while Korea’s veteran director Lee Won-seok’s next project is reportedly canceled. The disappearance triggers further complications as Kang Jun-woo’s close friend and manager Jeong Han-cheol’s relationship deteriorates, leading to unexpected entanglements with Tao and escalating chaos.

The film portrays Kang Jun-woo, often called the “Asia Prince,” as he vanishes in Vietnam during an overseas shoot, with Cha Do-hoon challenging his standing and the involvement of notable Korean talent shaping the unfolding drama. The narrative follows how Ta’o meets him and how their connection evolves amid the ensuing disruption.

Cast and crew details include Cha Do-hoon played by Kang Ha-neul, Han Sa-jang played by Jo Woo-jin, Lee Won-seok played by Yoo Jae-myeong, Jeong Han-cheol played by Eum Moon-seok, and Tao portrayed by Hwang Ha. The project is directed by Kim Seong-hoon, with a screenplay by Ahn Ho-kyung.

The film is a Korean-Vietnamese collaboration produced by Jerry Good Company and Film Li Chang. The release plan includes Vietnam’s prior release date on October 3 and a Korea-wide bow at CGV on November 19, 2025.