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Việt Hương
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Việt Hương

Theatre: IDECAF (former)

Việt Hương is a well-known actress, comedian and TV host from Ho Chi Minh City, active in the performing arts since the mid-1990s. Coming from spoken-drama theatre, she has made her mark on stage, on the big screen and on television, and has been repeatedly honoured at major film awards in recent years.

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1976born 15 October 1976 · Ho Chi Minh City

Career story

Việt Hương studied acting at the Theatre Arts School 2 (now the Ho Chi Minh City University of Theatre and Cinema) and, while still a student, won a Silver Medal for Outstanding Actress at the 1995 national professional spoken-drama festival. From 1998 to 2004 she was a lead actress at Sân khấu Kịch Sài Gòn (Saigon Drama Theatre) in plays such as Nữ sinh, Hoài Thu của tôi and Sự cám dỗ dịu dàng, and she also collaborated with IDECAF Theatre.

In the early 2000s she formed her own comedy group and became a familiar face of Gala Cười. On the big screen she appeared in comedies such as Nhà có 5 nàng tiên, Cưới chạy, Tía tui là cao thủ and Xóm trọ 3D, before moving into dramatic lead roles in Chị dâu (2024) and Cục vàng của ngoại (2025).

On television she has acted in series such as Dương thế bao la sầu and hosted A-ha, Đàn ông phải thế, Chuẩn cơm mẹ nấu, Cơ hội đổi đời and Đối đầu đỉnh cao. In 2022 she returned to spoken-drama theatre and won a Gold Medal for her role as Madam Năm in the play Lạc giữa biển người.

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Awards · titles

After a Silver Medal in 1995 and a Gold Medal for Outstanding Actress in 1999 on the spoken-drama stage, Việt Hương was recognised in television with the 2021 Ngôi Sao Xanh (Blue Star) Award for Dương thế bao la sầu. Her role as Hai Nhị in Chị dâu earned her Best Actress honours at the 2025 Da Nang Asian Film Festival, the 2025 Ngôi Sao Xanh Awards and the 2025 Cánh Diều Vàng (Golden Kite) Awards; in 2026 she again won Best Actress at the Da Nang Asian Film Festival for Cục vàng của ngoại.

Award names are kept in Vietnamese as officially published. Linked items open the original press report.

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