Ask an expert to tell me a movie in which the protagonist and the elephant finally take pictures together. There is no elephant in the picture.

In a quiet village in Thailand, there is an ordinary peasant family who has been poor for generations. The son (played by Tony Jaa) and his elderly father live together. Although their lives are poor, they are simple and happy. In his spare time, he was the father of the Royal Guard of Tai Huang. He will also teach A Jin to practice the boxing of the Royal Soldiers. I hope he will succeed in martial arts in the future and play for Beaumont team in Tai Huang.

In addition, the father and son also plan to give the elephants raised at home to Tai Huang. On the eve of the Songkran Festival, my father excitedly discussed with the village chief how to dedicate his beloved elephant to the emperor. Unexpectedly, the village chief had another plot, secretly colluded with gangsters, and took the elephant as an excuse to transport it out and send it to Australia for sale on the black market for huge profits.

A Jin sees his beloved elephant taken away, and decides to risk his life to go to Australia alone to challenge the gangster, Ms. Ross (played by Venus). During this period, A Jin met Mark (Peter Wang Jinlai), a policeman from Thailand and Australia, and Bana (Bongo Jiang Marie), who was forced into prostitution. With their help and encouragement, A Jin decided to take back the elephant. Although A Jin met many tenacious opponents, A Jin defeated the powerful opponents one by one with his incomparable courage and strong perseverance. Finally, A Jin meets T.K. (played by Fanny Jones), a legendary master who has always been invincible and can easily kill his opponent. A Jin fought fiercely with him. Can A Jin successfully defeat T.K. and send the elephant home?