Kapamilya star Maymay Entrata said she is dedicating the success of their blockbuster film ‘Hello, Love, Goodbye’ to her Overseas Filipino Worker (OFW) mom who worked in Japan.
Maymay said that she was grateful to be part of a meaningful project that paid tribute to the lives of OFWs.
“Ako po nagpapasalamat, sobra po talaga. Kasi talagang kinabahan po ako dahil ako po ang pinakabunso dito, at dahil po sa mga co-actors ko, naging madali po ang proseso ng role ko kasi talagang kinakabahan po ako,” Maymay said.
The young actress turned emotional when she remembered her OFW mom in Japan.
“Gusto ko lang din po i-share na naging fulfillment ko po ay ‘yung nakita ko ‘yung nanay ko dahil 20 years na siyang OFW at sinabi niya sa akin na ‘sobrang na-appreciate ko ang movie niyo.’ Kasi bilang OFW mas marami nang nakaka-intindi na tao kung ano ‘yung totoong nangyayari na sakripisyo at paghihirap ng mga OFW. Kaya maraming salamat po,” Maymay recalled.
The actress played the role of a neophyte OFW in Hong Kong alongside Kathryn Bernardo’s character.
