Asian Drama

The story follows Noree, the granddaughter of the city's number one matchmaker, Grandma Thaep, who has to find a partner for Khun Rit, aka Phra Ritthirongranyuth, the head of the police department. The part that Noree finds suspicious and challenging is the fact that Khun Rit is 40 years old and has stayed single to date. He's very handsome, has very good looks, and is wealthy.

Just why is he single? Somehow, this smells suspicious. Was he disappointed in love? Is he perhaps not interested in the opposite sex? Noree must find the answers to these questions before she can find a good partner for him. Or maybe... she doesn't have to look too far?

Adapted from the novel "Phra Nakhon 2410 Mae Sue Tua Rai Kap Nai Police" (พระนคร ๒๔๑๐ แม่สื่อตัวร้ายกับนายโปลิศ) by Trinaphat (ตฤณภัทร).

Adapted from the novel "Mon Kammatep" by "Orasa Tossanut".

"Love Memories" is a short drama that tells the story of two families whose relatives are Alzheimer's patients.

Son is a young detective that was born with a gift to see spirits. He often uses his gift to solve case. One day, Son uses his gift in the middle of the market and is sent to see a psychiatrist. The moment he meets Rung, they immediately dislike one another. Son is able to pass all mental evaluations, but because of her own prejudice, Rung reports that he is not ready for a mental evaluation.

This is a story of two twins, Kwanma, who is biologically a female, and Kwanoei, who is biologically a male but was forced by their mother to hide his true gender and live his life as a woman instead. However, both twins fall in love with the same man named Neua Mek.

Nara goes to visit Rain Castle Hotel and Resort which is owned by her boyfriend Rain. Strange things to start to happen as Rain has a secret of his own and perhaps a dark and dangerous past.

In the first life, they are twins. The older one was called Kasalong who was raised by her mother who taught her to be sweet and gentle. She is also good at north dancing and household tasks. Since, she is of good values and nature, everyone compared her to be of godlike. The younger was called Songpeep who raised by her father is cruel and selfish just like him, she was always jealous of Kasalong because she thought that her mother loved Kasalong more than her. She played the victim in all situations and would go around seducing guys who fought for her. She was the complete opposite of her sister even when it came down simple things like their clothing. Since she was of these values, people always thought ill of her. Both of them tragically die. Songpeep is engulfed in fire due to her anger while Kasalong gets trapped and dies from malnutrition.

In the second life, Songpeep was reborn as Pimpisa, daughter of a wealthy doctor, she is a confident woman who is self-willed. She is in a different mood all the time, when she is in a good or a bad mood, people called her Prompee. She loves her fiancé Krit, but she is insecure about her relationship since she doesn’t understand why her fiancé keeps making excuses as to why he won’t marry her. Kasalong is a vengeful spirit now, and she helps Pimpisa remember her past life. She brings Pimpisa's spirit to Kasalong’s body in the past life, to let her know about everything and, how Kasalong was treated and harmed until she died, and to also let Pimpisa know that her mother loves her.

In the third life, Kasalong was reborn as Pimmada, the daughter of Pimpisa, who just graduated and is clever, cheeky, and casual. She will be bad to people who are bad to her, never accepts love from anyone, like she is waiting for someone.

After his death, Mes becomes a ghost but cannot reincarnate and is very lonely until he meets a strange boy who can actually see him. As time passes, a bond develops between the two and they gradually become friends. But what happens when Mes falls in love with the boy who is now a grown-up? What will they find out as they try to solve the mystery of Mes's death?

Yoi is the mother in a Thai-Chinese family, she has four sons. Her eldest Ah-Chai comes from the army bringing a pregnant prostitute Reynu as his wife even though he already has a fiancee Pilai. Yoi can't accept this and tries every possible way to to make him leave Reynu but fails, unknown to her that Reynu has performed black magic to tie her son's heart. She decided to marry her second son Ah-Tong to Pilai to avoid shame even though he likes a worker named Jantra and decides to also give Ah-Tong the house and store she was supposed to give to her eldest.

Her third son Ah-Sa is the kindest. He is handsome, smart and charming. When Yoi finds out he has feelings for Jantra she worries he will do like his eldest brother and decides to marry him off into a rich family, unknown to her that the family is tricking him into marrying their already pregnant daughter to avoid shame.

The fourth son Ah-See is still a student. He is spoiled, playful and doesn't assume responsibility for his actions. He becomes charmed by Reynu's sister when he meets her and tries desperately to court her.

Adapted from a novel of the same title by author Chulamani.

Riam is a beautiful woman who's always been unlucky in love. After three failed relationships, she vows that love and marriage is bogus. One drunken night, she stumbles back to her apartment but mistakenly goes into her new neighbor’s apartment instead, Ongsa. He is her childhood classmate that she teased relentless because he was pimply faced and refused to help her cheat on tests. Ongsa, many years later, is an established chef who has clear skin and no glasses. Though Riam doesn’t recognize him immediately, Ongsa knows which pretty face he’s staring at.

The next day, Riam collapses during a work meeting because of Chocolate Cyst, which is an ovarian endometrioma, a fluid filled cyst that forms in her ovaries. The doctor relents that there are two prognoses. The first one is to have surgery, but there’s a chance that it may return. The second option is to have a baby. Pregnancy lowers the risk. At first Riam doesn’t think her condition would likely escalate, but cancer is hereditary in her family, which makes her diagnosis even more grim. So Riam decides she shall go husband hunting and kick potential cancer to the curb.

Riam is a beautiful woman who's always been unlucky in love. After three failed relationships, she vows that love and marriage is bogus. One drunken night, she stumbles back to her apartment but mistakenly goes into her new neighbor’s apartment instead, Ongsa. He is her childhood classmate that she teased relentless because he was pimply faced and refused to help her cheat on tests. Ongsa, many years later, is an established chef who has clear skin and no glasses. Though Riam doesn’t recognize him immediately, Ongsa knows which pretty face he’s staring at.

The next day, Riam collapses during a work meeting because of Chocolate Cyst, which is an ovarian endometrioma, a fluid filled cyst that forms in her ovaries. The doctor relents that there are two prognoses. The first one is to have surgery, but there’s a chance that it may return. The second option is to have a baby. Pregnancy lowers the risk. At first Riam doesn’t think her condition would likely escalate, but cancer is hereditary in her family, which makes her diagnosis even more grim. So Riam decides she shall go husband hunting and kick potential cancer to the curb.

In the midst of war, four young men fall in love.

In 1765, as the invading Angwa (Burmese) army marched towards the capitol of Ayutthaya Kingdom (Siam), they encountered little resistance from the Ayutthaya army, who retreated to defend from behind the capitol's walls.

Three childhood friends, in the Ayutthaya army, are constantly at odds. Thap wants to fight bravely, as Sang and Khap follow orders and retreat. Unhappy with the army, Thap defects and joins a group of patriotic rebels who eventually all gather at the village of Bang Rajan to defend against the Angwa.

Thap is patient, brave and righteous. Sang is hotheaded, stubborn, and overbearing. He is also ambitious and knows how to talk his way to a promotion. Khap is gentle, follows Sang's lead, but is also smart and wise to Sang's bravado. Sang is competitive and wants to win over Thap, but their personalities are not the only thing driving the rift. Sang loves Juang, Thap's sister, while Khap is madly in love with Feung, Thap's fiancee.

Thap does not want his, or Feung's family, to retreat to the capitol, although he has to be in hiding as a deserter. Sang takes this opportunity to be the protector of Juang and Feung. He convinces Khap that they must kidnap the girls and take them to the capitol for safety, while Thap is in pursuit to retrieve them. Also for the girls' protection, Sang and Khap declare that Juang and Feung are their wives. Along the way, they meet the mysterious Jai, who has fallen for the brave and patriotic Sapai.

The village of Bang Rajan, according to Thai tradition, is where a group of brave villagers, gathered from various regions, put up a brave fight and fought eight battles against the well organised invaders and became legendary heroes. The battle for Bang Rajan is a symbol of determination and heroism against overwhelming odds.

The lead girl and her mother lived a poor life because her grandmother (her father's mother) rejected them. Then fortune came into her life when she was adopted by a millionaire. Now she's come back to take revenge on the family that rejected her.

The entanglement and love affairs of two neighboring families sets resentment which circles around to the next generation, fueling hatred and revenge, but also more love.

The story is about Chuen's and Bua Pan's (grandma generation) two families. Cheun has two sons while Bua Pan has three daughters (mom generation.) The two neighbors' friendly relationship ends when one of Cheun’s sons drowns while trying to save one of Bua Pan’s daughters, Mali. Cheun’s remaining son, Bok Pong, goes behind his mother’s back to date Bua Pan’s oldest girl, Mala, as they are in love. However, things get a little crazy because of a love square: there’s a rich boy, Pan Leu, who also fancies Mala and a crazy girl, Dao Rai, who fancies Bok Pong. Dao Rai is obsessed enough to use black magic (a love potion) to capture Bok Pong. She succeeds; but, the black magic leads to unforeseen consequences -- In a confusing moment, under the heated influence of black magic, Bok Pong rapes Malai (Mala's younger sister) who had been there to scold Bok Pong for making her sister Mala pregnant. Mala later miscarries, while Malai finds out that she was impregnated when Bok Pong raped her.

After the rift, the families go their separate ways and prosper in their respective trades.

Eventualy, Mala marries the very rich Pan Leu (they go on to have 2 sons.) Malai marries Kongpope (they have a daughter.) Bok Pong ends up with Dao Rai (they go on to have a son and two daughters) although the paternity of the oldest daughter, Pan Wat, is questionable, since she could be Pan Leu's.

Things don’t rest for long, because the mothers' generation fuels the fire of hatred for the younger generation. Mala’s youngest son, Chayapol, comes back from studying abroad to take over the family business, and meets Bok Pong's daughter, Pan Dao. Once he learns that Pan Dao's father had hurt his mother in the past, and fueled by his aunt Malai's prompting, he sets out to seek retribution by exacting revenge on Pan Dao, who easily falls for his charms. Meanwhile, Pan Dao's sister, Pan Wat, and Chayapol's brother, also develop an attachment. At the same time, her brother Patawee and Aunt Malai's daughter, Dutduen have fallen for each other, not knowing they are both fathered by Bok Pong.

MC Cha­trichalerm Yukol adapts one of the most fa­mous sto­ries of the Ayut­thaya King­dom, about a du­ti­ful sailor (Pongsakorn “Toey” Met­tarikanon) who ac­ci­dently steers the king’s barge into a tree and breaks the bow.

Ka Badin, which takes place in the era of King Nang Klao, the third reign (after King Rama II). The story sets around the period when England (known as Wilat at the time) enters into a commercial partnership role with Thailand, and this historical fact plays as a backbone to the plot of this drama.

Because Haym is a good looking, well-mannered and bright boy, he is known as “Phor Haym Roop Thong” meaning “Phor Haym the Golden”. He has a knack for English and sneaks around to further his skills with an English teacher, however once his father finds out (he who doesn't trust foreigners) decides to send his son to study at the monastery. There, Haym picks up sword wielding skills. Unfortunately, accused of killing an Englishman, he is relegated to being an elephant keeper. He then masters the science of ailing elephants and becomes quite the vet and elephant keeper. Therein he meets Lamduan who is the leading actress of a dance play in Amphawa. He had already met her when they were younger, and this propels them to fall in love. However due to their status differences, as well as interference from another man who wants Lamduan for himself, Haym pursues the military forces so that he can improve his status. With his brilliance and capability, Haym climbs the military rung (so to speak) and also becomes the national pride and bravery of Badin.

Kaew (Ken) is a slave in the late 1800?s Thailand under King Chulalongkorn’s reign during the Chakri dynasty. He grows up during a time when slavery is coming to an end in Thailand. Kaew is what you would call a grandfathered slave meaning in all technicality he is a slave because his parents were slaves. He essentially inherited the disposition of being a slave. Society was changing, new laws were put in place that would allow Kaew to retire from slavery at 21. However, his master (creditor), Phraya Chaiyakorn refused to free him. The story centers around Kaew, his struggle for freedom and the love he has for Namtip played by ‘Bella’ Ranee Campen, the young noble woman who is the daughter of his master and the heart of his inner strength. Eventually he does obtain his freedom and becomes a nobleman.

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.

Two people who lost touch over the years and have found each other again. Om is playing a prince who had to flee his country along with is mother and adopted sister Marnfah (Chat)–his father was being overthrown by his uncle. They had no choice but to leave their mother country to Thailand where they were separated to face their own destinies.

Om grows up under the support of a Hong Kong businessman and he becomes a successful businessman himself. Marnfah was sent to live with a military family in northern Thailand. Her name was changed from Marnfah to Bralee. At the present time, she has just graduated from a school in the United States and has decided to visit a friend in Hong Kong. This is where she will meet her long lost prince. Instead of her friend picking her up, she is picked up by Jao San (Om), a man her father does business with. As for him, he knows exactly who she is, her complete background that she is Marnfah–the young lady he has been keeping a watchful eye on out of concern. So they meet again.

As the story progresses, our exiled prince has to decide whether he wants to join the rebel forces to restore his throne and honor OR be satisfy with having the love of his life be by his side and to give him support for the rest of his life. I think he can have both. It’s a story of romance and war, you guys in?

Rasa is an interior designer at an interior design company in Bangkok. Her boss Petiya received an assignment from Pakaphong, a well-known rich playboy. Pakaphong was impressed by Petiya's past work in designing a hotel lobby, this job was assigned for Rasa. Rasa proceeded to meet her new boss Pakaphong and realized she had met him before, he had nearly killed her when he was water-skiing carelessly, his attitude annoyed Rasa and she didn't want to work for him but he refused to change her for someone else in the company.

Nang’ek is an out of luck, poor, orphan girl raised by her money-hungry foster mom, who has a spoiled brat daughter. Her foster mom also has a no-good boyfriend, who on occasion will try to assault nang’ek Rasa.

Nang’ek is the ultimate angel, she is a diligent worker–values education, values hard-work, kind to others, innocent, virginal, not too shabby on the eyes. Though they treat her as an ATM machine, she refuses to abandon her makeshift, foster family because she feels indebted to them. Soon after her mother passed away so did her father, her foster mother took her in when she had no one to turn to. She feels a moral obligation to her evil foster mom who on many occasions will abuse and take advantage of her.

Pra’ek Akrin is a good-looking, rich playboy with charm. He is a heir to a well-known fitness complex called M Fitness. Akrin sees women as a plaything and love as a game. His grandfather Amnat is fed up with his immature, careless, insincere lifestyle and wants him to get married. If he doesn’t get marry by a certain time, he won’t inherit M Fitness. It will be given to his competitive sister, Ornuma, who also has to get marry if she wants to inherit the family business.

As the the marriage deadline slowly approaches and he doesn’t like any of his potential brides, Akrin decides to hire someone as his bride. He hires Rasa, the girl he likes and the only girl in Thailand who has the audacity to reject him every time he makes a move on her. Their marriage will be a sham, it will be for one year and he will pay her 2 million baht ($66,766 USD) total. He will give her 1 million baht at the beginning of their marriage and 1 million baht at the end of their marriage. Rasa accept his offer because she needs the money. Around that time, her foster mother finds herself in the hospital and needs immediate surgery. Thus, this is how their life together begins through a fake marriage.

Dung Duang Harutai is the story of three kingdoms. Kasit ruled by King Rungsimun is the wealthiest and most powerful but they lack a sea route, for this reason, King Rungsimun had planned to politically wed Princess Munisala of Thanta in order to conveniently use their water route. However, if both Kasit and Thanta were to unite that would cause Puntoolat to become isolated and for this reason, the three kingdoms have longed lived with suspicion of one another.

Princess Munisala decided to flee in order to escape the wedding because she had heard many ruthless stories about King Rungsimun but she accidentally fell into a trap and was rescued by Prince Tiyuttithorn/ Pee Chai of Puntoolat where she asked to seek refuge. Upon hearing the news of Princess Munisala's disappearance and learning that it may be linked to Pee Chai, Princess Tasika feared the start of a war and so she made her way to speak to Pee Chai and got kidnapped by King Rungsimun and brought to Kasit.

Tasika believed she was kidnapped as a hostage in order for Kasit to negotiate Munisala's return and so she began at first to dislike Rungsimun. However Rungsimun had fallen in love with Tasika at first sight and so began their love story, but things get complicated as Mina (Nok) constantly stirs up trouble, by trying to harm Tasika as she was in love with Rungsimun. Meanwhile, Munisala and Tiyuttithorn also started to slowly fall in love.

When the head of a statue sacred to a village is stolen, a young martial artist goes to the big city and finds himself taking on the underworld to retrieve it.