Mintada grew up in Kasay, a war-torn country. The leader of Kasay sends Mintada and his friend Siplai to Thailand to further their education and bring back valuable knowledge to help Kasay.
In Thailand, Mintada meets and falls in love with Punpasa, the daughter of a well off family.
However, Punpasa's family and Siplai don't approve of their relationship. This is only the beginning.
A remake of a 2001 drama of the same name.
The story is about a ranger who stands firm on his ideology against illegal logging, even if it makes him arrest the father of the woman he loves. His love life is ruined when he's framed of killing her mother, and he needs to prove his innocence to get her back. In the meantime, she ends up engaged to the heir of a millionaire just to spite him, but she doesn't know that the guy plans to build his resort on a forest.
Episodes: 17
Massaya's father, who is the adoptive son of the Rattanamahasarn family, is kicked out, along with his wife and child, of the Rattanamahasarn family for marrying her mother, who's believed to be a "low class" Malay woman. Both parents have passed away early she was brought up by her maternal grandfather.
Years later. Massaya grows up as a free-spirited, boyish and a little crude woman. Head of Rattanamahasarn family, Massaya's grandmother, the adoptive mother of Massaya's father, feeling sad and guilty about the past, orders her grandson Lak to bring back Massaya.
Massaya after coming back to Rattanamahasarn family feels like an outcast with overbearing rules, etiquette and a family who looks down on her. She can only feel comfortable with Lak; while she constantly faces bullying from her cousins and their mother.
Natrai, the owner of a big logging business, disguises himself as a manager when he goes to the forest to check up on his employees.
There, under the disguise of being a mere manager named Nantrai, he falls in love at first sight with Nuea Nang, the very beautiful granddaughter of the village elder who is called in to perform a folk dance at his welcoming party in the last minute after the main dancer injures herself.
Fallen completely in love, Nantrai or Natrai does everything he can in order to win the beautiful girl’s heart.
In the meantime, his tyrant mother is all set to marry him to Kairkai, a hi-so crazy, greedy woman adamant on marrying Natrai.
Nuea Nang is the granddaughter of the village elder, with whom she lives since her mother died. Her grandfather is extremely protective of her because her foreigner father abandoned her mother after making her pregnant, and he doesn’t want to see his granddaughter in the same situation. Thus, he believes is never letting husband granddaughter fall into the hands of a man who isn’t a resident of the village because they will always leave in the end.
Nuea Nang loves her grandfather very much and always obeys him. This is why, when Natrai comes to the village and blatantly shows her his affection, she also obeys her grandfather’s will and keeps avoiding the new manager.
In the road of true love, Natrai and Nuea Nang face a lot of obstacles and misunderstandings that lead them to reunite and separate quite a lot. Especially, since Natrai’s family does not approve of his and NueaNang’s love and is very forceful on marrying him off to Kaekai.
Then again Nueanang’s childhood best friend, Saengkum is also there to oppose Natrai since he has been in love with NueaNang since they were kids.
Daonin comes from a poor family who lives in a village. They do traditional dancing for a living. Daonin is hired to dance at one of the events and sees Songpol. She falls in love with him, a one sided crush. However, they part ways.
Daonin follows one of her village friends into the city to find work. The friend tricks her and she ends up getting raped by an old guy. She then becomes a prostitute to make a living and lies to her father and sister that she's doing fine in the city. She meets Songpol again in the brothel she works at.