Pechaya Wattanamontree

Phakgad , a dreamy girl who encounters monsoons in her life that makes her quit her job abruptly, her boyfriend betrayed her, and worse, finds herself suffering from lymphoma.

Budsaba is a spoiled girl who goes out partying with her girlfriends one night, wages a bet about the next guy to walk into the bar. That guy turns out to be NuerSamut, a tall and handsome businessman who seems perfect in every way. Budsaba, as per the bet, tricks him to fall for her and then ditches him like she's supposed to, but it only leaves them both heartbroken. Regretting her decision, Budsaba will have to beat the competition to get NuerSamut back.

Set in the Republic of China era, a descendant of an anthropophagous army soldier in the late Yuan Dynasty opens the seal of demons and causes a series of horrible events.

Mattana, a free-spirited Thai royal, is forced into an arranged marriage with Prince Makee of Raya due to a promise between their fathers. Unwilling to marry a stranger, she disguises herself and tries to escape her fate. But during her journey with the prince’s loyal bodyguard, Kamin, she begins to fall for him, turning duty into a battle between love and tradition.

Irin is said to be hot-tempered and fearless — "The Devil". It's all an act, though; she puts up a mean front to build up her younger sister, Inn, by contrast. However, her young vet and neighbour Namcha couldn't care less. No matter how catty she behaves, his love persists. He's loved her ever since they were students and has no plans of changing his heart. In fact, they used to date until Irin broke things off without any explanation. Namcha has never forgotten his first love, but Irin doesn't believe his feelings are unchanged; Namcha makes it his mission to prove it to her. Love should come easy for the two, but family, work, and even friends all seem primed to tear them apart.

After a family emergency forces Mild to end her engagement and rush home, a car crash unexpectedly brings back her lost love with a bizarre twist.

Nakrop Payakracha, the young president of Tiger King corporation, is a cruel man who cares for no one but himself. He lacks a heart and excels in business. One day, Eau, a security guard at Tiger King, becomes disabled from an injury incurred while doing his duty. Nakrop fires him because he has no tolerance for weaklings. Eau becomes despondent worrying about the family he has to raise, his mother, his sister Ounjai and his little son Ou. So, he decides to kill himself by standing in front of Nakrop’s car during a race, forcing Nakrop to unintentionally hit Eau. Eau dies while Nakrop sustains a serious head injury and goes into a coma. When he wakes, he has some memory loss and his personality is completely changed. He is no longer cruel, no longer greedy, no longer ambitions. He turns into a laid-back guy, goodhearted, and considerate of others.

Pin Anong, the daughter of a housemaid indebted to her wealthy employers, grows up under the shadow of Khun Nai Kongsook, a ruthless farm owner who mistreats her family and exploits her workers.

After returning from abroad to find her family's business nearing bankruptcy, a determined young woman takes charge and agrees to marry a playboy in exchange for a loan to save the company.

Twin sisters raised apart—one spoiled and reckless, the other gentle and innocent—find their lives entangled when mistaken identity draws a suspicious police officer into their world, sparking chaos, blame, and hidden truths.

Haan (Min) is dowdy a shoes sales associate at BKK Plaza, a department store that Khunchai’s family owns. Bue (Pae) is a newly hired sales associate working in the men’s undergarment department. By chance, Khunchai rescues Haan when she passes out in the restroom. Haan wants to thank him in person but she realizes that she will never get a chance to once she learns that he’s the son of the mall owner. Maprow and Mam, Haan’s coworkers and friends decided to help by giving Haan and makeover so she can attend Khunchai’s party. Haan finally gets to meet Khunchai once again but out of embarrassment, she lies about being a socialite named Honey. But before Haan can explain and thank him, a photographer takes a photo of them together. Out of fear of her secret being exposed, she leaves the party and Khunchai in a rush. As luck would have it, Khunchai has taken a like to Haan and wishes to date her. Haan cannot believe this since it has been her dream of leading a life like Cinderella. So with Bue’s and the rest of her friends’ help, Haan is able to keep pretending to be Honey. But how long can Haan keep living her life as Honey before the truth comes out? And will her dream of becoming Cinderella become a reality? Is a pair of glass slippers something that she wants or just a pair of flipflops?

Jao Sua Leng, heir to the Mongkorn Waree empire, survives betrayal and a massacre that takes his wife and child, entrusting his unborn heir with the family’s red dragon jade before being separated from them. Twenty years later, Yok, an orphan raised in the slums with only the jade as a clue to his past, prepares to graduate from the Royal Police Cadet Academy, unaware of his true legacy and the dangers tied to it.

A disgraced cop hiding out at his childhood friend’s resort encounters a mysterious ghost only he can see, forcing them to confront buried feelings, a dangerous drug syndicate, and the secrets behind the haunting.

Mom Dara Roong is a bitter woman, bruised by love, bruised by men and their philandering ways. Her father cheated on her mother, her lover Khun Krai cheated on her and later married another woman. She hates the male chauvinist society she is living in, but can’t escape. Roong has 3 younger sisters: Mom Dara Rut, Mom Dara Noi and Mom Dara Nitja. She loves them dearly and made them vow never to marry.

Khun Chai and Nongsai are childhood friends. After Nongsai was diagnosed with polio leaving her unable to walk, Chai had to leave and go to America. To Nongsai, this was where their relationship ended, believing that her “p’Chai” had forgotten all about her. Years later, Chai comes back to Thailand, with his wife that he married abroad named Chomphilai. Khunying Aumporn, Chai’s mother, is quite unhappy with the fact. But after she finds out that Chom comes from a good and wealthy family, she decides to accepts her into the family.

A twin romantic comedy starring Om Akapan, ‘Min’ Pechaya Wattanamontree, and Sammie Pantitha Puwijaan. Om is the twin, playing two characters Thup and Tian. Love the name play, Tupe means incense and Tian means candle. One is a playboy, the other is a serious business man. Min plays Krachao. She comes from a poor family and will do almost anything to rise up but her heart is pure. She doesn't steal, lie, or cheat others out of their rightful earnings. Her best friend is played by Sammie. Sammie works on Tupe and Tian's farm. She brings in Krachao to help her as a worker and along the way they befall many schemes from outsiders who want to destroy the farm or destroy Krachao's good reputation. Sammie is a tomboy. She doesn't spend a lot of time fixing herself and when one of the twin goads her on, she changes herself to become beautiful.

When spoiled heiress Lisa returns from England to find her family in debt, she’s forced to find work. Meanwhile, Don must marry and have a child within a year to inherit his grandfather’s farm. Brought together by Don’s mother, who helps pay Lisa’s debt, the two enter a marriage of convenience, agreeing to pretend for six months, despite their differences and lack of love.