Asian Drama

Krittaphon is a soldier who happens to get involved in the matter of Nuntanut’s household. He appears mild with good judgement yet very talented in many kinds of fighting skills. Nuntanut studies abroad and has to come back home because of her father’s sudden death. She’s ready to fight, quick, and straightforward.

The story is about Forest Conservation. The main lead are special agents from the National Forest Ranger Department.

Den Bussaya got married with Jitree, the former miss beauty queen, but his mother disliked her, so she tried to get rid of her by looking for a new wife for him that was Duen. Duen was pregnant with her ex-husband and lied to Den's mother that she was pregnant with Den. Jitree was hurt and ran away from him to stay in Chiang Mai. Later, Jitree gave birth to Taddao and taught her to hate her father, but she didn't know that Den sneaked to meet Taddao often. Later, Den wrote his will to give Bussaya house only to Taddao and left the will with Puang, his follower to take care of it before he died. Jitree was indebted because of gambling, so she wanted to give Taddao to get married with Prince Wattana for money. Prince Yodkhwan or Prince Noi, Prince Wattana's son just came back from studying in America. When he knew that his father would get married with the young girl, he was angry and ran away from the palace to do farming with his follower. Jitree told Taddao about her father's death

After her parent's death,Pimpika (Namfon P)goes to live with her grandfather and her brother (Ravy) in the countryside and met Saran (Por T), the lord of this place.Unfortunately, her grand father died and Ravy sold her to a rich man Tynamay who wants to own her...

Things are much more abrasive, a tad more dangerous and all the more torturous for our pr’ek Por Thrisadee. He plays Jin, a newly enthusiastic, inexperienced Deputy (Bpalat) from Bangkok who gets stationed in the countryside. This particular village is a tough gig, not many Bpalats have survived it for more than a couple of months. But Bpalat Jin is up for the challenge. The village is still backwards in their ways and is run by a bunch of ruffians. There are two opposing groups, Phu Yai’s son and Dao Reurng. Bpalat gets entrenched in their warfare. But he is determined to improve the village and their regressive ways.

Phuwit and Piwat are brothers with the same father but different mothers. Though they look like each other as twins, their personalities are very different. Phuwit has been raised up by Pao, his uncle in the farm, so his personality is kind of rough, hot-tempered and outspoken while Piwat has been raised up as a polite gentleman in Bangkok. Piwat's parents engages Jarulin to marry Piwat because they want her family to help their bankrupting business. However, Piwat can't marry with Jarulin because he gets in an accident and becomes blind, so he and his family ask Phuwit to marry with Jarulin instead and Piwat goes to stay at Phuwit's farm.

In the case of Spinster versus Casanovas, three 35 year old women – established women mind you – are handed a classic feminine issue, their good friend is getting married and they are still, unequivocally single. This usually doesn’t bother them, until their good friend contrives for all three women to meet face to face after several years since the disbandment of their friendship. Suddenly, the competitiveness, the pain and hurt takes center stage. The three women turn their pain into anger and vow that they will MARRY before the other and in one month no less. It doesn’t matter that they each do not have a boyfriend, it doesn’t matter that the promise came from anger and jealousy.