Dec
25th
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ARTISTS: JAGJIT SINGH & CHITRA SINGH; ALBUM: A MILESTONE; MUSIC: JAGJIT SINGH.
Duration : 0:3:59
Sep
15th
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Love Undercover (新紮師妹) – Part 8
Starring: Miriam Yeung, Daniel Wu, Hui Siu Hung, Raymond Wong, Sammy Leung, Wyman Wong, Joe Lee, Iris Wong, Chow Chung
Genres: Comedy Romance
Hong Kong Movies
Year 2002
Cantonese Version
Miriam Yeung is Kuen, a rookie cop who flunked every single important test as a cadet. However, Hong Kong needs cops so she graduates anyway. Sentenced to the Lost Property Department, Kuen can only gossip with her co-workers and after hunk cop Hung (Raymond Wong Ho-Yin).
However, Kuen gets her chance pretty quick. The Serious Crime Unit picks her for minor undercover work because she has no family, boyfriend or dog, and wouldn’t be missed if the target decides to off her. She’s igned to bug suspected triad guy Hoi (Daniel Wu), but thanks to nutty situation comedy circumstances she ends up catching his eye. Hoi decides to pursue Kuen, and the Serious Crime Unit couldn’t be happier. Led by Officer Chung (Hui Siu-Hung) and previously-mentioned hunk Hung, the cops go about setting up an elaborate cover for Kuen. They plan to keep her close to Hoi in hopes of discovering his evil plans.
That is, if he even has any. Why anyone would suspect Hoi is beyond me, because he’s played by Daniel Wu as an affable, decent fellow who only happened to be born into a [retired] triad family. It’s hard to believe the Serious Crime Unit would waste lots of money to investigate Hoi, much less use a rookie cop to handle serious undercover work. Kuen shouldn’t even be a cop; she’s petulant, whiny, and generally unpredictable and silly.
Duration : 0:9:55
Sep
7th
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Love Undercover (新紮師妹) – Part 4
Starring: Miriam Yeung, Daniel Wu, Hui Siu Hung, Raymond Wong, Sammy Leung, Wyman Wong, Joe Lee, Iris Wong, Chow Chung
Genres: Comedy Romance
Hong Kong Movies
Year 2002
Cantonese Version
Miriam Yeung is Kuen, a rookie cop who flunked every single important test as a cadet. However, Hong Kong needs cops so she graduates anyway. Sentenced to the Lost Property Department, Kuen can only gossip with her co-workers and after hunk cop Hung (Raymond Wong Ho-Yin).
However, Kuen gets her chance pretty quick. The Serious Crime Unit picks her for minor undercover work because she has no family, boyfriend or dog, and wouldn’t be missed if the target decides to off her. She’s igned to bug suspected triad guy Hoi (Daniel Wu), but thanks to nutty situation comedy circumstances she ends up catching his eye. Hoi decides to pursue Kuen, and the Serious Crime Unit couldn’t be happier. Led by Officer Chung (Hui Siu-Hung) and previously-mentioned hunk Hung, the cops go about setting up an elaborate cover for Kuen. They plan to keep her close to Hoi in hopes of discovering his evil plans.
That is, if he even has any. Why anyone would suspect Hoi is beyond me, because he’s played by Daniel Wu as an affable, decent fellow who only happened to be born into a [retired] triad family. It’s hard to believe the Serious Crime Unit would waste lots of money to investigate Hoi, much less use a rookie cop to handle serious undercover work. Kuen shouldn’t even be a cop; she’s petulant, whiny, and generally unpredictable and silly.
Duration : 0:9:51
Aug
30th
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Love Undercover (新紮師妹) – Part 7
Starring: Miriam Yeung, Daniel Wu, Hui Siu Hung, Raymond Wong, Sammy Leung, Wyman Wong, Joe Lee, Iris Wong, Chow Chung
Genres: Comedy Romance
Hong Kong Movies
Year 2002
Cantonese Version
Miriam Yeung is Kuen, a rookie cop who flunked every single important test as a cadet. However, Hong Kong needs cops so she graduates anyway. Sentenced to the Lost Property Department, Kuen can only gossip with her co-workers and after hunk cop Hung (Raymond Wong Ho-Yin).
However, Kuen gets her chance pretty quick. The Serious Crime Unit picks her for minor undercover work because she has no family, boyfriend or dog, and wouldn’t be missed if the target decides to off her. She’s igned to bug suspected triad guy Hoi (Daniel Wu), but thanks to nutty situation comedy circumstances she ends up catching his eye. Hoi decides to pursue Kuen, and the Serious Crime Unit couldn’t be happier. Led by Officer Chung (Hui Siu-Hung) and previously-mentioned hunk Hung, the cops go about setting up an elaborate cover for Kuen. They plan to keep her close to Hoi in hopes of discovering his evil plans.
That is, if he even has any. Why anyone would suspect Hoi is beyond me, because he’s played by Daniel Wu as an affable, decent fellow who only happened to be born into a [retired] triad family. It’s hard to believe the Serious Crime Unit would waste lots of money to investigate Hoi, much less use a rookie cop to handle serious undercover work. Kuen shouldn’t even be a cop; she’s petulant, whiny, and generally unpredictable and silly.
Duration : 0:9:49
Aug
19th
愛的主旋律, or the Melody of Love is sung by Genie Zhuo (Chuo) Wen Xuan and Xiao Gui. This is English subbed by me. Please enjoy ^_^
Duration : 0:4:10
Aug
19th
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Song: Hum To Deewane Hue Yaar
Movie: Baadshah (1999)
Vocal: Abhijeet and Alka Yagnik
Music: Anu Malik
Lyrics: Sameer
Artist: Shahrukh Khan and Twinkle Khanna
Duration : 0:4:21
Aug
10th
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Love Undercover (新紮師妹) – Part 5
Starring: Miriam Yeung, Daniel Wu, Hui Siu Hung, Raymond Wong, Sammy Leung, Wyman Wong, Joe Lee, Iris Wong, Chow Chung
Genres: Comedy Romance
Hong Kong Movies
Year 2002
Cantonese Version
Miriam Yeung is Kuen, a rookie cop who flunked every single important test as a cadet. However, Hong Kong needs cops so she graduates anyway. Sentenced to the Lost Property Department, Kuen can only gossip with her co-workers and after hunk cop Hung (Raymond Wong Ho-Yin).
However, Kuen gets her chance pretty quick. The Serious Crime Unit picks her for minor undercover work because she has no family, boyfriend or dog, and wouldn’t be missed if the target decides to off her. She’s igned to bug suspected triad guy Hoi (Daniel Wu), but thanks to nutty situation comedy circumstances she ends up catching his eye. Hoi decides to pursue Kuen, and the Serious Crime Unit couldn’t be happier. Led by Officer Chung (Hui Siu-Hung) and previously-mentioned hunk Hung, the cops go about setting up an elaborate cover for Kuen. They plan to keep her close to Hoi in hopes of discovering his evil plans.
That is, if he even has any. Why anyone would suspect Hoi is beyond me, because he’s played by Daniel Wu as an affable, decent fellow who only happened to be born into a [retired] triad family. It’s hard to believe the Serious Crime Unit would waste lots of money to investigate Hoi, much less use a rookie cop to handle serious undercover work. Kuen shouldn’t even be a cop; she’s petulant, whiny, and generally unpredictable and silly.
Duration : 0:9:58
Jun
4th
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http://www.erosentertainment.comMay
25th
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Back to the 80’s Music. From the album A Decade of Britpop, 1998 EMI Malaysia
Duration : 0:3:50
May
22nd
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Love Undercover (新紮師妹) – Part 11
Starring: Miriam Yeung, Daniel Wu, Hui Siu Hung, Raymond Wong, Sammy Leung, Wyman Wong, Joe Lee, Iris Wong, Chow Chung
Genres: Comedy Romance
Hong Kong Movies
Year 2002
Cantonese Version
Miriam Yeung is Kuen, a rookie cop who flunked every single important test as a cadet. However, Hong Kong needs cops so she graduates anyway. Sentenced to the Lost Property Department, Kuen can only gossip with her co-workers and after hunk cop Hung (Raymond Wong Ho-Yin).
However, Kuen gets her chance pretty quick. The Serious Crime Unit picks her for minor undercover work because she has no family, boyfriend or dog, and wouldn’t be missed if the target decides to off her. She’s igned to bug suspected triad guy Hoi (Daniel Wu), but thanks to nutty situation comedy circumstances she ends up catching his eye. Hoi decides to pursue Kuen, and the Serious Crime Unit couldn’t be happier. Led by Officer Chung (Hui Siu-Hung) and previously-mentioned hunk Hung, the cops go about setting up an elaborate cover for Kuen. They plan to keep her close to Hoi in hopes of discovering his evil plans.
That is, if he even has any. Why anyone would suspect Hoi is beyond me, because he’s played by Daniel Wu as an affable, decent fellow who only happened to be born into a [retired] triad family. It’s hard to believe the Serious Crime Unit would waste lots of money to investigate Hoi, much less use a rookie cop to handle serious undercover work. Kuen shouldn’t even be a cop; she’s petulant, whiny, and generally unpredictable and silly.
Duration : 0:5:26