Meant to Beh

Vic Sotto, Portrays Ron Balatbat

Ruru Madrid, Portrays Diego Bartolome

Alden Richards, as Cameo Role

Kristine Hermosa, portrays as Young Andrea

• Vic Sotto as Ron Balatbat
• Dawn Zulueta as Andrea Balatbat

• JC Santos as Christian Balatbat
• Daniel Matsunaga as Benjo Marasigan
• Sue Ramirez as Rihanna Biglang-awa
• Gabbi Garcia as Alexandra Balatbat
• Ruru Madrid as Diego Bartolome
• Andrea Torres as Agatha Bayona
• Baby Baste as Riley Balatbat

• Alden Richards as Cameo Role
• Maine Mendoza
• Kristine Hermosa-Sotto as young Andrea
• Oyo Sotto as young Ron
• Jose Manalo
• Wally Bayola
• Paolo Ballesteros
• Kitkat
• Roi Vinzon
• Lharby Policarpio

On August 15, 2017, a story conference was held announcing the movie and Vic Sotto's return to the Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF) after skipping it for a year after his movie Enteng Kabisote 10 and the Abangers didn’t make it to last year’s lineup.

In the conference, Sotto said that he definitely missed doing the MMFF and he was glad that they were back. He also agrees with the rules of this year's festival to accommodate everyone regarding the line-up of combining mainstream movies and indie films in the magic 8 movies. For Sotto, the dichotomy is unnecessary because all of them are promoting the Filipino movie industry.[2][3]

It is also a first for him doing a family movie genre far from his past movies which is concentrated on fantasy and action. Several artists from two rival networks ABS-CBN and GMA Network agreed to be part of the movie.

The film's former title was Love Traps: #FamilyGoals during the announcement of first four movies included in the MMFF 2017.[4][5] On the day of story conference, it was revealed that the movie title was changed to Meant to Beh. Also with the director from Tony Y. Reyes to be replaced by Chris Martinez.[6]

Principal photography for the film began in August 2017.[7][8]

Meant to Beh had the fifth biggest box office gross garnered during the official run of the 2017 Metro Manila Film Festival grossing about ₱51 million.[9] This is the first time that a Vic Sotto film didn't make it to the top 4 box office films.

The film received mixed to positive reviews from critics after its premiere. Matt Suzara of Lakwatsera Lovers commented that "Meant To Beh is a good film to watch with your family this Christmas Day. Vic Sotto finally got lose from the Enteng series and came up with a decent family-friendly picture that is worthy of your hard-earned money."[10] According to Ace Antipolo of Movies For Millennials, compared to the past Vic Sotto movies that came before, the film was "an improvement over his past movies." Baby Baste's performance was also praised. He was "the biggest stand-out of the film... He is oozing with charm and confidence on screen and he definitely stole the show." The reviewer concluded that "Meant To Beh is an entertaining, family-friendly comedy that is too good to miss."[11]