“Don't regret” sends a social message

This week’s “Don’t Regret” sends a social message through the story of an employee named Quan who discovered that a food company was using diseased meat for production. Between personal safety and community responsibility, who will dare to speak up?

This week’s “Don’t Regret” sends a social message through the story of an employee named Quan who discovered that a food company was using diseased meat for production. Between personal safety and community responsibility, who will dare to speak up?

The episode “Exposing Crimes” in the series Don’t Let Regrets takes the audience into a dramatic situation when the character Quan suddenly discovers that his workplace uses diseased meat to process food. Unable to remain silent in the face of potential risks to public health, he repeatedly reports to his superiors. However, the only response he receives is indifference.

Choosing to leave his job, Quan thought he had escaped the vortex. But behind were threats from gangsters, forcing him and his family to live in anxiety. Silence initially seemed like a safe solution, until a series of people in the neighborhood were poisoned by dirty food. Standing on the line between safety and responsibility, Quan was forced to make a difficult choice: continue to avoid or face evil even though he knew the road ahead was full of risks.

“Exposing Crime” reflects a social question: when the truth is hidden, who will dare to speak up?

“Don’t regret” airs regularly at 7:35 p.m. every Wednesday on THVL1. The episode “Exposing Crimes” will air on September 17, 2025 with a profound message: the truth sometimes pushes us into danger, but daring to face and say no to evil is the way to protect ourselves and the community.

Thuy Nhan - Kim Phuong

Source: https://baovinhlong.com.vn/van-hoa-giai-tri/phim-tren-thvl/202509/dung-de-hoi-tiec-gui-gam-thong-diep-mang-tinh-xa-hoi-67124f9/