Lee Ha-nui, 'Tathagataism', which received non-supportive fire, became a hot topic

The 'Rainism' parody music video 'Tathagataism', which actress Lee Ha-nui personally planned and filmed to promote the movie 'Killing Romance', is attracting attention.

On the 6th, Lee Ha-nui's 'Tathoraism' music video was released through Saram Entertainment's (hereinafter referred to as 'Saram Entertainment') YouTube channel 'Hani Mohani'. 'Tathoraism' is a song that represents the Leeds days of retired actress Hwang Yeorae, played by Lee Ha-nui in 'Killing Romance'.

In particular, it is a parody of singer Rain's representative song 'Rainism', and attracts attention as it is said that singer Rain even sang this song to be included in the movie at Honey Lee's request. Among these, Lee Ha-nui played an active role as a promotional fairy by directly planning, producing, and filming the music video for 'Tathagataism'.

The released music video features not only Lee Ha-nui, but also Lee Sun-gyun, Bae Yoo-ram and director Lee Won-seok, who worked together in 'Killing Romance', Gong Myung, who made a surprise appearance in life-size form, and Lee Yong-joo, Kim Min-soo and Jung Jae-hyung of the hottest content creators these days, 'Pisik Show'. , boasting a brilliant lineup. In particular, Lee Ha-nui not only wore colorful LED sunglasses and showed off her 'Tathagataism' dance, but also made people laugh by not only doing a passionate tango with her partner in the movie, Lee Seon-gyun.

As a public relations fairy, Lee Ha-nui is said to have been more passionate about filming than anyone else, such as persuading director Lee Won-seok to invite her on set, and even suggesting additional cuts using impromptu LED sunglasses props and even dancing scenes with actor Lee Sun-gyun. There is a lot of interest in this situation.

Meanwhile, 'Killing Romance' will be released on the 14th. It tells the story of top star Yeorae (played by Lee Ha-nui), who suddenly announces her retirement after falling in love with island tycoon Jonathan (played by Lee Seon-gyun), and meets Beom-woo (played by Gong Myeong), a student from the 3rd fan club, and plots an extraordinary comeback plan.

Choi Ji-ye, Ten Asia Reporter wisdomart@tenasia.co.kr