200 Pounds Beauty

Hà My is an obese phone-sex part-timer who secretly acts as a ghost singer for Ammy. She harbors a crush on director Sang-jun Han, whose father Choi Han owns the label. Her life unfolds in secrecy as she watches Ammy’s fame rise around her.

Ammy sends Hà My an outfit to wear at Sang-jun's birthday party, and she ends up wearing it to humiliate Ammy. She hides in the restroom and cries as she overhears Sang-jun telling Ammy to be kind to her so she can keep using Hà My's voice. The moment foreshadows a drastic life change that will follow.

Tormented by what she overheard, Hà My attempts to take her own life in the restroom. She is interrupted by a phone call from her plastic-surgeon client Kong-hak Lee, who convinces her to undergo extensive plastic surgery. This decision sets in motion a dramatic physical and personal transformation.

After a year of seclusion during recovery, Hà My becomes strikingly beautiful and slender. With Jung-min's help, she reinvents herself as Jenny, a Korean-American from California. She re-enters the music world with a new identity and a reinvigorated ambition.

Jenny auditions to be Ammy's secret vocalist and secures her own recording contract. The transformation includes not just looks but a new career path that distances her from her old life. This rebirth allows her to navigate the industry under a fresh name.

Ammy grows anxious that her own inability to sing will be exposed if the second album is delayed. She spends time with Hanna's father, who has Alzheimer's, hoping to locate Hanna. Sang-jun orders Ammy to drop the pursuit and threatens to terminate Ammy's contract if she does not.

Through numerous encounters with Jenny, the truth gradually emerges: Jenny is actually Hanna in disguise. The revelation travels through the people around them as their identities collide. The line between performance and reality starts to blur as relationships strain.

Jenny's debut single 'Maria' becomes a hit, propelling Hanna back into the spotlight. At the release party, Ammy brings Hanna's father in an attempt to blow Hanna's cover wide open. The move heightens the stakes as Hanna fights to protect her secret.

After the party, Sang-jun tells Hanna that he knows who she is and cannot forgive the deception. The relationship strains as Hanna faces the consequences of living a lie. The moment tests Hanna's resolve and her desire for authenticity.

Hanna confesses her love for Sang-jun and reveals that she underwent plastic surgery to win him over. She realizes how little she meant to him when she was Jenny and confronts the emptiness of her deception. This confession becomes a turning point toward reclaiming her life.

The next day Ammy threatens to reveal Hanna's deception unless Sang-jun cancels the concert. Choi agrees to the demand, but Sang-jun refuses to give in, insisting that Hanna perform for herself rather than for the label or fans. This defiance marks a shift toward artistic independence.

Before taking the stage, Hanna apologizes to Jung-min for her earlier behavior, and Jung-min rebukes Hanna for how she treated her own father. The tensions underline the personal costs of Hanna's ascent. This moment sets the stage for the climactic confession.

During the concert, Hanna tearfully confesses that she was the ghost singer and underwent plastic surgery, and that she abandoned those closest to her for her career. Sang-jun plays a tape of the older, heavier Hanna singing to illuminate the truth. The crowd responds with overwhelming support as she reconciles with her father and Jung-min and abandons the alias Jenny.

Hanna drops the stage-name Jenny and becomes a successful artist in her own name. Sang-jun realizes he has always been in love with Hanna and continues to promote her, hoping to pursue a relationship. The film closes on her triumph and the possibility of a personal future together.