Asian Drama

Male lead used to work for the baddies. After he retired from the group, he returned to his hometown only to find out that his family members were killed. He later joined a thief gang lead by female lead in order to fight the baddies. They both had a bad past with the bad guys lead by Anun Amarin who is actually his brother-in-law.

Songkrod and Auerkarn were a loving couple but then the bad guys killed Songkrod's family and kidnapped him. Auerkarn is sad that he’s gone. She's a doctor now but has not moved on from Songkrod. Songkrod returns after being trained and brainwashed by the bad guys, he identifies as Kim now. He came back to use magic to get revenge. When Auerkarn met Kim, she was confused because he looks like her former lover but he acts very differently. They slowly start to fall in love again.

Tawinnaron is a prince who lost his kingdom and is hiding with Mei's family. He is trying to do everything possible to return to the throne. Mei is a famous singer. Her family has a company selling accessories for one of the traditional dances in Chinese culture.

A whimsical observation of Thai gambling culture; a culture in which gamblers will bet on anything, right down to what color underwear a mini-skirted woman will flash when she alights from a tuk-tuk.

Sian is a conman who makes and sells fake Buddhist amulets. His nephew Riang is a chip off the old block, with many generations of gamblers' blood running through his veins. When they loose big time to an underworld kingpin, they come up with a plan to cheat the kingpin and win back all their money by recruiting Todd, a social-climbing card-sharp magician. But, even with Todd's ability to change cards with a wave of his hand, they still need Sri, a curvy female accomplice to distract their mark.

Sequel of the sixth sense. About 5 girls with supernatural power.

Salai is married to Puchai, the man she loves, but he has mother issues. His mother is controlling and jealous of his relationship with his wife. The tension between son, daughter-in-law, and mother-in-law becomes too much so the couple decides to separate. During their separation a new younger man, Lansieu comes into her life.

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

Sarawaree is a young reporter aiming to write a story about a secretive Casino owner named Sama, unbeknownst to her they have a history together. When she was a kid, he gave her money to care for her sick mother who later died. In return for his kindness, she saved him from being killed by hoodlums at a casino. As an adult, she has a lot of prejudices for gambling and casinos because her father was a gambler who abandoned them when her, her ailing mother, and twin sister needed him the most.