Prepare for Laughter and Nostalgia: Jack Neo's Star-Studded CNY Movie "I Want To Be Boss" Unveiled!

Local filmmaking legend Jack Neo has just announced an exciting new project that is sure to brighten the Chinese New Year celebrations! The highly-anticipated film, titled *I Want To Be Boss*, held its lensing ceremony recently, revealing an impressive ensemble cast that includes well-known faces from Singapore’s entertainment scene.

In a flurry of updates shared on Instagram by Neo's production company, JTeam, the excitement was palpable as actors Aileen Tan, Henry Thia, Dawn Yeoh, Yang Guang Ke Le, Zhang Shuifa, Terence Cao, Maxi Lim, and Jae Liew posed together in front of a stunning landed property. Many of these talented stars have collaborated with Neo in the past, solidifying their roles as staples in his film projects. Henry Thia and Patricia Mok, for instance, have been part of Neo's productions since the 1990s.

During the lensing ceremony, the cast participated in traditional prayer rituals and shared a moment of camaraderie while cutting a roast pig—an auspicious gesture for the new year ahead.

Aileen Tan, making her return to work with Jack after eight long years, expressed her enthusiasm by stating, "We hope that we can bring more surprises and joy to audiences." Echoing this excitement on her Instagram, she added, "New team, new combination, new surprises, looking forward to creating new sparks. Making the audience laugh out loud during the new year! Heng Ong Huat!"

Similarly, Yang Guang Ke Le, who has recently starred in Neo’s *Ah Girls Go Army* series, shared her eagerness to return to the silver screen, celebrating her comeback after three years away. "This movie should be tiring and very fun! I hope everyone can support us. See you in the cinemas!" she chirped.

Adding to the joy, Jae Liew expressed her gratitude for joining the project and stated her hopes for a successful journey with the team.

Zhang Shuifa, notably returning to acting after his hiatus from showbiz, thanked Jack for the chance to re-enter the industry, believing that audiences would be pleasantly surprised by his performance. Jack highlighted Shuifa’s comeback and his important role in the film, reminding fans of the talent he once showcased on television.

The film will revolve around the themes of artificial intelligence intertwined with the everyday lives of Singaporeans—a contemporary twist that promises to resonate with audiences. With Chinese New Year just around the corner on January 29, 2024, the production team is acutely aware of the tight filming schedule.

As fans eagerly await the film’s release, it seems that *I Want To Be Boss* will be the perfect antidote to usher in the festive spirit with laughter, nostalgia, and a fresh take on familiar themes. Stay tuned for this exciting cinematic experience that promises to deliver warmth and joy during the CNY celebrations!