night, Lucky Boy asks Lucky Girl for a date. Lucky Girl gets mad at him for not admitting the truth. At the restaurant, Lea and Tina, with Ralph, sees their children fighting. They broke up the fight, only to end up fighting themselves. Weeks have passed and Lea and Tina still hate each other. While getting angry to her mother for idolizing Vilma Santos, Lucky Girl learns that her mother was abused by her father, and that attending Vilma's concerts is the only thing that made Lea happy. Lucky Girl, with Lucky Boy, Cara, Ralph, Yammy, Thea, Macoy, and Jose, plans to fix Lea and Tina's friendship by throwing a party for the two. Although this was unsuccessful, Cara explains to Lucky Boy and Lucky Girl that there is only one person who can fix the fight, that even Lea and Tina would not disagree. At Vilma's reunion concert, Lea (with Lucky Girl, Thea, and Jose) and Tina (with Lucky Boy, Tammy, and Macoy) sees their idol onstage. Vilma calls Lea and Tina, who she says are the real "lucky ones", and tries to fix their friendship. Lea and Tina reprises their friendship, while Lucky Boy and Lucky Girl kisses each other. The film ends with the cast dancing to Park's "Ang Ganda Ko" ("I'm Beautiful"). Cast and characters Main cast Sandara Park as Lucky Girl/ Anna Joseph Bitangcol as Lucky Boy/ Luis Supporting cast Eugene Domingo as Tina Pokwang as Lea Candy Pangilinan as Cara Nikki Valdez as Thea JR Valentin as Ralph Janus Del Prado as Macoy Carla Humphries as Yammy Franzen Fajardo as Jose Guest cast John Manalo as Young Lucky Boy (10 yrs old) Jairus Aquino as Young Lucky Boy (6 yrs old) Eliza Pineda as Young Lucky Girl (10 yrs old) KC Aboloc as Young Lucky Girl (6 years old) Rafael Rosell as Eduardo "Edu/Doods" Chokoleit as Bar host Cameo appearance Vilma Santos as herself References External links D-Lucky Ones! official website 2006 films Filipino-language films 2006 romantic comedy films Star Cinema films Films directed by Wenn V. Deramas Philippine romantic comedy films