The Hunt For The Lucky Tiger<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n The Hunt For The Lucky Tiger is set against the backdrop of the pandemic, in this year’s film, the Ang and Huang families opt to go for for a staycation during the CNY break instead of traveling overseas. Kismet leads them to choose the same hotel on the beautiful and now 5G-powered island of Sentosa, sparking fresh contention and comedic rivalry between the families when they run into each other upon arrival. They also sign up for the same treasure hunt, the main action in the film, as part of their staycation itinerary.<\/p>\n During the hunt, the families pit their wits and skills against each other in search of the elusive Lucky Tiger brought to life via augmented reality. They go head-to-head in an immersive, remote-controlled car race powered by the high speeds of Singtel\u2019s 5G network. The race is a hotly contested affair with both nominated drivers showing deft skill in controlling their cars enabled only by lag-free next-generation connectivity.<\/p>\n The story takes a dramatic turn when Ah Boy, the youngest son from the Ang family, goes missing midway through the search for the tiger avatar in the lush forest trails on the island. The families rally to comfort a panicky Wendy (Ah Boy\u2019s mother played by Pam Oei), setting aside petty squabbles to find him. Mr Ang even goes as far as to call for a search and rescue drone from Garuda Robotics to locate his son. Seamlessly over 5G, he captures the drone footage and movements via live video streaming on his mobile device.<\/p>\n How does the story end and turn out for the Ang and Huang families? Are the two families able to reconcile? How about the treasure hunt? Catch “The Hunt For The Lucky Tiger<\/a>” and discover it for yourself!<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.tangenghui.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/01\/The-Hunt-For-The-Lucky-Tiger.jpeg\")
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