Thanakorn Sribanjong

Aek and a group of college friends traveled to Northeast (Esan) province to do research about local culture. Unfortunately, they have found out the secret of Diamond-Embedded Phi Ta Khon and where it’s hidden. The elder in the village told Aek about the mystery about the owner of the mask coming back to take his mask back. Aek, his friends and professor had to face a group of bad people led by Ron, who also wanted to own the mask. The fight for the mask has begun. Aek got injured during the fight but got saved by his girlfriend. Fahsai. When Aek got a hand on the mask, he realized it had been cursed. Whoever owns the mask must be a good person and use the power of the mask to help others. Aek’s life changes forever.

When a once-famous Isaan luk thung band falls into decline, a sharp-voiced modern singer and a quirky creative team up to revive it, but their rocky partnership and unexpected setbacks put everything on the line.

Boonsita, who has always seen the future, suddenly gains the ability to glimpse the past when she meets Warat, a man haunted by dreams of a mysterious woman. Together, they uncover long-hidden secrets of love and destiny, confronting truths that have been concealed across time.

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.

Nai Hoi Tamin is about the difficult life of the people of the East of Thailand – in a time when drought and poverty forced them to bring their buffalos for sale around the center of Thailand. There was a strong leader, “Nai Hoi Tamin”, who led the big caravans for the long and sometimes dangerous trip. Along the way, they had to deal with many kind of hardships, such as robbers and thieves, illness, and the difficulty of traveling.

Two guys who grew up in a temple are misunderstood as jailbirds. They come back, then meet a tomboyish girl and a undercover policewoman who disguised herself for an investigation. At first the four are enemies, but later romantic relationships are developed.

Din is a good-natured orphan boy raised in a Buddhist temple. Apichat, a businessman, likes Din’s character and invites him to work at his company with Sai, Din’s female friend. Apichat wants to give his son and daughter, Akanee and Fahsai, life lessons, so he assigns a new project to four of them to invent a new lot of furniture promising a rocket sale. Fahsai starts to fall for Din during the challenge.

Because of humility and a cold-blooded agreement he was taken from the warmth of his mother's chest, but the bond of love is going to bring them back together again.