Asian Drama

Pudtarn is modern girl whose nature is that of a strong and self-confident woman who is mean to those who treat her badly.

After the demise of her parents through an accident that caused Pudtarn to lose her memories, she only has her aunt, Wiphawee, as her only living relative.

Pudtarn works as a gardner, which leads her to discover a mysterious box one day. Curious, she instructs a worker to open it. However, upon touching the thin paper in the box, Pudtarn suddenly finds herself in a very different location.

As soon as she arrives in this place, she is kicked by a strange man who claims that the paper in the box is actually a scripture called "Kritsana Kali", and it belongs to his family.

Pudtarn needs the scriptures to go back to her world and so she asks for the paper back, but is stopped by the owner of the garden, Rit, who are the sons of Phraya Wisoot and Karakade.

When she realises that she will not be able to return, Pudtarn attempts to learn how to survive in this new place. However, the longer she lives here, the more attached she feels to the place and its people, including her feelings towards Rit — despite people around her telling her that she does not deserve him.

Adapted from the novel "Prom Likit" (พรหมลิขิต) by Mun Krissanakalee.

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.

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

Episodes: 16

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A story of the battle between two families in the business world, which started from the parent's generation and transcends into the younger generation. And perhaps... this is where it will end?

Tien, a Chinese-Thai business tycoon and his wife, Liu had four sons – Traipob, Traitep, Traipoom , and Traiwit. Tien had planned his sons’ lives from what they should study to whom they should be married to without caring about their willingness.

Traitep got married with Ruengrin and Traipoom got married with Wallapa, while Traipob who was very religious, chose to stay single. All of Tein’s three sons helped Tien in his textile business but Traiwit, the youngest son, didn't want to be like his older brothers. He decided to become a policeman, and left his home to move to the North-Eastern part of Thailand.

There, he met Fahsai, the country girl who was a developer of her hometown. Traiwit didn’t reveal his identity at first, so Fahsai thought Traiwit was trying to trick people in her hometown and didn’t like him. Traiwit was transferred back to Bangkok, so he hired Fahsai to marry him and to help him fight against his father. He brought her back home to try to make his dad accept what he wanted to be.

Tien couldn’t accept Fahsai and tried every way to get her out of the house with the help of Ruengrin and Orn-nisha, the girl that Tien wanted to match up with Traiwit. Fahsai had to strive to win Tien’s heart, while she and Traiwit started to have real feelings for each other.

Muey is a young girl who lived with her adoptive mother, who was also her mother's friend, since her biological mother passed away. Muey also has a crush on Thian who is the son of her adoptive mother. Although Muey loves him, Thian never seems to love Muey, instead, he always teases her, messes with her, and sometimes bullies her. Muey never got angry or responded to Thian when she got bullied because she loved him too much.

One day, Thian was forced to marry Muey just to get rid of the wife of a powerful man. As Thian never looked at Muey as his life partner, he was not really okay with the marriage. In addition, Thian wanted a perfect woman as his wife, but Muey was never perfect in his eye. Will Thian fall in love with Muey at the end? Will Muey be the perfect wife for him?

Behind their sweet relationship is a love that is filled with bitterness and lies. Nulek felt her heart has been slashed when she suspects her boyfriend Mek, whom she thought was her world, is keeping something from her. Mek under the alias Warit is a “rachasee” member which literally translate to lion. He pretends to get close to Nulek only to get more information of her father Panu and his corrupted activities. And even though he got caught, breaking up with Nulek wasn’t the answer. Mek must do everything to save the life of the woman he loves from the hands of the people in the shadows even though Nulek refuses to see his face anymore.

Narang was adopted into Thun Chai Mamthep's family but was treated like a servant because of his poor background. He fell in love with Pathawee, Thun Chai's daughter, who used him to get back at her father for not treating her mother well and marrying Prakong, a servant. Prakong and Lamoon, her daughter, were both ignored by Thun Chai, who's an alcoholic and a playboy. When Thun Chai finds out about Narangand Pathawee's relationship, Narang is forced to go study overseas.

Years later, he comes back to help Thun Chai with his hotel business that is about to go bankrupt. He suggests selling some of the hotel's shares to Sunanta, a businesswoman. He then meets Siriganya, Sunanta's secretary, but misunderstandings cause them to not like each other at first. Eventually, they fall in love, but Pathawee is still possessive of Narang and she's not willing to let him go.

Twenty five years ago, Leela and Narut's fathers invested in a business together. However, Narut's father cheated Leela's father by taking over the business for himself. This caused Leela's father to become so disheartened that he got into a car accident, which resulted in the death of his wife and him becoming permanently handicapped. When the burden of a father's revenge falls upon his daughter, life becomes a living hell on earth for his daughter Leela (Matt Peranee), who sets out to avenge the family who had stolen what is rightfully her father's. Leela begins to sacrifice her life by plotting to destroy the happiness of her enemy so that her father can finally be happy for once. However, this game won't be easy when Narut's (Boy Pakorn) gratitude towards his family becomes an armor of protection, awaiting to fight against anyone in order to protect his family. When a game of revenge ignites a flame of love between their two hearts, Narut does all he can to extinguish the fire of vengeance within Leela's heart through his love. Will Leela's heart withstand his love or will she succumb to it and stop her revenge? Tune into Fai Lang Fai to find out.

Hong is the only daughter of Swan Gang. In addition to her beauty, she is also smart and can kick-butt. However, because she is a girl, some members won't accept her as their new leader. She is working her way to prove her worthiness. Her beauty and decisive nature catches the eyes of William, the leader of Dragon Gang, the international gang with power in Hong Kong, China, Taiwan and Thailand. For William, he has found the most suitable person to be the lady of his gang.

Kanin, a young playboy, is the only son of Red Eagle Gang. After his father gets into an accident, he has to come home from overseas. In order to take the leadership of the gang, he has to get married. He gets into an arranged marriage with the wild horse, Pantheera, and he has to tame his wild horse. At the same time, he has to fight against the opposing gang. After falling in love and understanding each other, Kanin finds out that his father 's accident was in fact an assassination, and the mastermind behind it may be his wife's family.

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