Mai Suphawan Thongklip

A group of friends known as Gen Me navigate lives filled with love, dreams, and the challenges of survival in a fast-paced society. As they enter adulthood, they struggle with relationships, personal aspirations, and growing responsibilities, learning difficult lessons along the way while relying on one another for support.

When a young man's teddy bear reveals itself in human form, it tries to find out more about its past — before its time as a human runs out.

Nitra, a rising actress, is transported to the reign of King Rama III, where she becomes a courtesan. Amidst struggles to survive, solve a murder mystery, and escape being sold into prostitution, she must also face Luang Thukkharat, a nobleman linked to her mother’s death, while battling growing feelings for him.

When a clever local girl creates a frog ghost legend to save her struggling hometown, a vengeful businessman threatens everything she holds dear.

In a rural village, Fahmui leads the fight against outsider Sattaya’s land grab, earning the villagers’ trust with her wit and claims of divine guidance, only for Sattaya’s suspicion of her to gradually blossom into love.

Three hot-blooded best friends: Khun, Jom and Tod who fled to Bangkok to become boxers without telling Det, the teacher of the ancient Dejchai Muay Thai camp. Jom's father, especially Jom, had dreams of becoming a champion boxer. Rajadamnern Boxing Stadium follows the brave footsteps of Kla. An event that refuses to fall in boxing is crippled. The person behind this incident is Sia Chai, whose influence in boxing has changed the lives of the Khun, Jom and Tod.

An online journalist, a psychologist, and a social worker, the three musketeers who delve deep into issues concerning children and adolescents that no one dares to address. This story depicts Thai society from an unusual and unique point of view. Such an inspiring story will give you a light of hope in this hopeless world.