
No Magic for Socialists
Top 10 Billed Cast
5 times Myanmar Academy winner Actress
Veteran Filmmaker
Veteran Filmmaker and Comedian
Retired Member of Film Censor Board (Burma), Filmmaker
Artist, Shaman (ကန္နားစီး)
Wunna Theingi
Phoo
Sandi Maw the witch
Younger Prince from Wunna Theingi
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