Hari Won, a prominent figure in the Vietnamese entertainment industry, has decided to take a break from the big screen after five years of diverse acting roles. This news has left many fans feeling nostalgic and regretful about her departure from acting.

Since her debut in the film "The Boy Who Came from the Past" in 2014, where she played the character Sky, a South Korean student studying in Vietnam, Hari Won has captivated audiences with her youthful charm and natural dialogue delivery. Despite her limited acting experience at the time, she quickly gained popularity.

In 2015, she became more active in the film industry, appearing in five productions, including the memorable role of Min-ji in "I Am Your Grandma." This character allowed her to showcase a blend of humor and emotional depth, helping her break away from her previously established cute image.

Continuing her journey, in 2016, she starred in "The Haunted Hospital" as nurse Hang, marking her first venture into the horror genre. This role provided her with a broader canvas to express her acting skills, as she navigated moments of fear, humor, and tension.

Her performance in "49 Days 2" in 2017 as the lead character Phuong further highlighted her potential, although some critics noted areas for improvement in her emotional expression and dialogue delivery.

In 2019, Hari Won took on roles in "Come Back to Me" and "Oppa, That's Too Much!" where she played a doctor and the lead female character, respectively. These roles allowed her to embrace her comedic talents while also exploring romantic themes.

Despite her growth and experience over the years, Hari Won has chosen to step back from acting since her last film, "Oppa, That's Too Much!" This hiatus has left fans longing for her return, especially as she has yet to portray more complex characters that demand a deeper emotional range.

Currently, Hari Won is shifting her focus towards singing, hosting, and participating in television shows. While her absence from the film industry is felt, her fans remain hopeful for her eventual return to the big screen with a role that showcases her growth as an actress.