The 2018 romantic comedy had a happy ending.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Summary The 2018 romantic comedy Crazy Rich Asians had a happy ending that saw Nick and Rachel get engaged, but the couple had to go through a lot in the film to get to that point. Crazy Rich Asians is considered one of the best recent romance book-to-movie adaptations.
Before doing so, she had her own confrontation with Eleanor during a game of Mahjong where she came out victorious. However, it wasn’t just a game of Mahjong, but a chance for Rachel to show Eleanor who she is and disprove all the assumptions Eleanor made about her. As an economics professor, Rachel had expertise in game theory, which came in handy during the Mahjong game.
At the end of Crazy Rich Asians, in typical dramatic rom-com fashion, Nick showed up on her plane ride home to ask her to marry him again. As he told her, “wherever you are in the world, that’s where I belong.” When he revealed the ring to her, it was his mother’s. Seeing that Nick wouldn’t have to choose after all and that they had Eleanor’s blessing, Rachel finally said yes.
However, when Rachel turned down Nick’s proposal because she didn’t want to take him away from his family, Eleanor realized she’d been wrong about her. Rachel wasn’t the selfish American she’d assumed her to be, and she valued family just as much as the Youngs did. When Rachel turned Nick down, she wasn’t just letting him be with his family, but she was choosing to go back to New York with her mother.
In both iterations of Crazy Rich Asians, Nick’s cousin Astrid is married to Michael , who is cheating on her. At the end of the film, she decides to finally leave him and take their son with her. However, Astrid’s subplot receives much more attention in the Crazy Rich Asians book. When she learns about Michael’s cheating in the book, she tracks down Michael’s mistress and finds out she has a child, causing her to wonder if Michael’s the father.
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