Asian Drama

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Episodes: 20

Duration: 52 min.

Content Rating: G - All Ages

Aired On: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday

Khlao a poor farmer with a lot of debt falls in love with a young woman from a rich family named Thong Kwao but their relationship is not approved by Thong Kwao's parents because Khlao is poor.

Thong Kwao was sent to Bangkok by her parents, so Thong Kwao could get a man who really matched her parents' wishes. Khlao also has many women who want to get his love and this creates many misunderstandings that can separate the love between Khlao and Thong Kwao.

(Source: Indonesian = overseasidol.com || Translation = jan at MyDramaList)

Episodes: 13

Duration: 44 min.

Content Rating: 13+ - Teens 13 or older

Airs On: Friday

Soiinthanin is a beautiful, smart, well-educated girl, who is the daughter of Saengfah, who owns the "Yupharet" house. But because her mother is only a mistress, and she is an illegitimate child, she spends her life in their house being oppressed and not experiencing the same privileges her half-sister Soifah gets.

The miserable and painful life of her mother is not lost on her as she too finds herself facing the same fate when she falls for Soifah's fiance Phas, a man who has to marry her half-sister in order to maintain his noble family's honour.

(Source: thaidramatic_update on Instagram; edited by Soju)

Adapted from the novel "Phloeng Rak Nang Bamroe" (เพลิงรักนางบำเรอ) by Chalalai (ชลาลัย).

Episodes: 16

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Warnruk, a female investigator, gets transferred to her small hometown in order to investigate the homicide of Chankrapor, who was murdered and buried underneath a Chan por tree.

There she meets the forensics doctor of the area, who although likes to question her intelligence, also teams up with her in order to find the murderer. Together with them is Trichai, a young and handsome lieutenant, who is always ready to help.

However, the catch of this case is that the deeper you search, the thicker the fog becomes.

A family drama centering around a war between an heiress and her half-brother.

Khun Chai Ronaphee is the daring pilot of the Royal Thai Air Force and the youngest of the 5 Juthethep brothers. The last of the five brothers who yet remains unmarried or unengaged, his two grandmothers have therefore put their hope on him to marry the last Thewaphrom daughter, Wilairampha.

However, this young and dashing nobleman is keen to find a woman who loves him for himself and not because of his status or his wealth, and when he meets Phiangkhwan on a filming set, sparks fly between them. He is, however, anxious to hide his true identity from Phiangkhwan and introduces himself as Phee, a common pilot from a country province. As their love blossoms, what will Phiangkhwan do when she eventually finds out his true identity, and how will Khun Chai Ronaphee free himself from his grandmother's wish to marry Wilairampha and chase after his true love?

Adapted from the novel "Khun Chai Ronaphee" (คุณชายรณพีร์) by Phraenat (แพรณัฐ).

Episodes: 11

Destined to become enemies due to the rivalry beginning from their parent's generation, Akkanee (Fai) and Ajjima (Jeed) can never seem to get along. On the contrary, Heaven seemed to have other plans for them. After an unforgettable misunderstanding and the rivalry between the two families, their lives were forever intertwined.

The flowers will start to blossom, but can Fai and Jeed destroy the white fence that is dividing their lands and families? Will Thailand's Romeo and Juliet have a happy ending?

(Source: Asianfuse)

Episodes: 10

Kwan Usamanee portrays the lovely child of Ae and her husband, the country's King. Before giving birth, Ae and her husband are being sought after for death as people are hired to kill the two. Surviving, Ae goes back to live with her mother, thinking that the King (her husband) is dead. Eventually she gives birth to Hong Fah (Kwan Usamanee), but she ends up being raised by poor citizens. Tle Thanapon is portrayed as Noff, the guy who loves Hong Fah secretly (as the feelings are also mutual) and a childhood friend of HongFah. The two help one another out constantly, even in sticky situations. Once Hong Fah's mother comes looking for her and finally finds her, Noff is left in the slums alone and terrorized due to the feelings that his love rival, played by Pai, is showing towards Hong Fah.

After the massacre at Fah Roong Farm in Phu Prakarn city, Phupa and Usa, the owner of the farm are killed. There's Tawan, their only son who survived and escaped with Saroj, Phupa's best friend. Saroj believes the manipulator of this massacre is Sakda, Phupa's business partner who wants to seize Fah Roong Farm. Saroj takes Tawan to escape from the hunt and raises him up to be a brave fighter like him. He sends Tawan back to Fah Roong Farm again to find out about the mystery of his family's death and avenge them. On the way, Tawan meets Singh, who becomes his new friend. Tawan decides to change his name to be Suer, so that it will be easier to disguise himself to work in Fah Roong Farm. Unfortunately, he finds out that Sakda had problems with Por Liang Jaran,the most influential person in Phu Prakarn, and he has fled to hide himself. Sakda leaves Fah Roong Farm in the hands of his 2 daughters, PetchRoong and Ploykhwan to take care of.