Thui, a brave soldier who loves music, must leave the army and return to his hometown of Mae Klong to take care of his blind mother Bua. Bua is buried in debt to an influential person in the district. He tries everything to get money to relieve the debt, establishing a luk thung band with the help of Dokkaew, a strong, lovely girl with a secret crush on Thui. With these efforts, will Thui be able to clear his mother's debt?
Skilled Phra Nakhon police officer Kitkong is sent after the White Flower Thief who targets the rich. Fate, however, has Kitkong fall in love with kind-hearted, clever Bussaba, unaware that she's the very thief he's been chasing.
Celica is the daughter of a wealthy family. Her father owns a big house and has a lot of money. However, they are living in a small house at the country side and they plan to move. Tewada's family wants to go first to prepare the new house for Celica's family, which only includes her dad and herself. When Celica and her father are on their way to the new house, some assigned bad guys try to kill them and Celica's father dies. Before he died, he burned his daughter with a symbol stamp to represent that she is his daughter. Tewada's family thought that both of them died and they pretended that Tewada is Celica's father's son in order for him to get the inheritance. Years later, Celica and Tewada are both grown up and they meet again.
After graduation, Diao moves in with his sister—but his new tenant, Rak, also becomes his demanding boss, leading to a chaotic clash at home and work.
Suea Phaya's spirit is a secret of the tribal people. When summoned, the moon would turn red and the person who inherited Suea Phaya's spirit would turn into a tiger to protect the forest and wild animals. Traditionally, the spirit was passed down from father to son. However, the previous chief was stabbed by an enchanted dagger that was fatal to Suea Phaya. He was unable to pass Suea Phaya's spirit to his son Nontha, as he was not yet born. To prevent Suea Phaya from dying altogether, the previous chief passed it down to Sama, the son of the local doctor who was attending to his wound.
By browsing this website, you accept our cookies policy.