Korean-American Harold Lee (John Chow) is a junior clerk in an investment bank. He works hard, but his salary is low. His rogue colleagues often push the work that should have been done by himself to him, which makes Harold unable to have a rest on weekends. Introverted, he likes Maria (Paula Grace), a beautiful girl next door, but he has no courage to tell her.

Kama (kal penn), an Indian-American, comes from a medical family, but he didn't inherit the quiet gene from his family. He is an out-and-out optimist. He likes to escape the pressure of reality with unrestrained happiness. Although his family always hoped that he could follow in the footsteps of his ancestors, enter medical school and eventually become a decent doctor, he preferred to enjoy his youth at various parties.

Strangely, two people with completely different personalities turned out to be a pair of best friends. This Friday night, the story of "looking for a castle" began with the small apartment they rented. Both of them are lazily watching boring TV programs, not knowing what to do this relaxing weekend. At the moment, they are attracted by the product recommended by TV this week, which is the mouth-watering hamburger of the fast food chain "White Castle". Two people feel that they have found their goal in life (at least this weekend night)-they must set off at once, travel across almost all of New Jersey, look for a "white castle" chain store, satisfy their inner desires with a "white castle" hamburger, and make up for their regrets in life.

Harold and Kumar embarked on a meaningful adventure to find the "castle". During the trip, they visited so many strange places: from university bathrooms to radical groups, from rigid police academy clubs to frightening uncultivated wasteland, from dark fast food factories to sacred temples in their white castles; Along the way, they also saw very strange people: a very annoying dude, the owner of a supermarket, a woman who looks like a TV star, actor Neil Bradley Harris, and even a grumpy raccoon and an escaped cheetah. That night, they overcame many difficulties together and learned more about friendship and friendship.

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The hero of the story is two roommates in their twenties-one is a Korean-American, Harold Lee (John Chow), who works in an investment bank; The other is an Indian-American who is studying for Kumar Pat (played by Carl Payne) in medical school. Harold worked hard, but he was not recognized by his colleagues. On the contrary, he often has to work overtime to finish the work assigned to him by his colleagues. To make matters worse, he doesn't have the courage to say a word to his beautiful neighbor (Paula Goss). Gu Ma lives in a world of his own creation and participates in various social activities without any worries, but he is half-hearted about applying for medical school. These two poor losers watched TV on a Friday night, but this behavior led to an incredible shopping spree: they saw an advertisement about "White Castle" and hamburgers that made them drool, and finally they found what they really wanted to do (at least what they were going to do this weekend night). They set off immediately and spent the night looking for a "White Castle" restaurant in their New Jersey to meet their needs.

This is an exciting roller coaster ride. After many twists and turns, they crossed the "Garden State" (another name for New Jersey), met many crazy people (including a fighting raccoon and a hunted leopard ...) and overcame many obstacles. With the gradual deepening of the journey, they know more about themselves and each other.

Version 3

Korean-American Harold? Li (John? Zhou Shi) is a junior employee of an investment bank. He is introverted and likes Maria (Paula? Grace), but she didn't have the courage to tell her. Indian-American Kama (Carl? Pan Shi) was born in a medical family and is an out-and-out "optimist". Two people with completely different personalities are best friends. On a boring weekend, they were attracted by the mouth-watering hamburger recommended by TV-the fast food chain "White Castle", and felt that they had found their goal in life (at least this weekend night)-and they had to set out immediately to find the "White Castle" hamburger to satisfy their inner desire. That night, Harold and Kumar began this meaningful adventure to find the "castle". Together, they overcame many difficulties and learned more about friendship and friendship.