Pasuth Pongpasuth

When two very different twins Cream and Cake find themselves into the same guy, a fierce competition starts.

Jira is a twenty-nine-year-old bar host—not a career he'd have envisioned for himself. Twenty-eight-year-old Phugh is a real estate agent from a wealthy family. They're not a match, which should be fine, because they aren't looking for anything serious with each other.

As a child, Airada often dreamt of a lost city that sank into a lake. She'd been told the tale of a love triangle between princess, prince and Naga, one that led to the city's ruin. Now, the dreams have returned, and she begins looking into the legend of Phadaeng Nang Ai, meeting Korawit who looks strikingly like a man she knows only from her dreams. When a news of a Naga sighting at Phadaeng Nang Ai reaches him, Korawit decides to investigate. As Airada begins questioning her connection to the past, a joint journey to uncover the truth and break the city's ancient curse begins.

When a morlam queen clashes with a rising star, two rival troupes battle for the spotlight and each other’s hearts in a fiery musical showdown.

Ambition, love and betrayal intertwine when a royal concubine secretly plots to claim the throne for her family in the old Thai kingdom.

Biker Korn unexpectedly inherits his family's Somtam restaurant after his grandmother Dawn's death. He would've liked to sell the business and make a bit of money, but Dawn's spirit has stuck around.

Charn, a determined lawyer, teams up with Tinn to uncover the truth behind his niece's hit-and-run death, but as they work together, feelings start to shift.

When the young man was honest I had to leave to take care of my grandmother. But he inherited a dormitory from his grandfather. So he had to turn to take care of business. Ready to be a drunkard With an arrogant young woman Stories of tenant chaos occur every day. The same goes for all the plans of evil relatives who want to seize this land. So he had to use Dhamma and have her help him solve the problem. Until love gradually builds up in the end.