Bangkok Blossom

Aruna and Thada are the perfect match who have a beautiful daughter. Many people are jealous of this happy family. Upon returning from abroad, Aruna’s cousin, Kanya, moves in with her family. Things become complicated when Thada gets sexually involved with Kanya. How will Aruna cope with her husband’s decision?

Tor is the illegitimate child of a millionaire and a poor woman. His mother is the "mia noi" or lesser wife and Tor is the millionaire's youngest son. Tor's stepmother, who is the first wife also has a son, named Sawit, or Ae, as people call him. Tor and his mother are treated very harshly by his stepmother and brother. Eventually, his mother dies of pain from abuse while he is still a kid. After his mother's death, he befriends a girl next door named Mintha, who is also a stepchild. Tor and Min have many things in common and it brings them close together. One day, Ae and Mintha's half sister, Kwan bullies Tor to the point he fights them back.

Fak, a young Thai man who leaves the monkhood to care for his ailing father. When he returns home, he finds his father has married a much younger woman. She is very beautiful, but she is also mentally unbalanced.

Charam and Hamesuda are a couple that seems to be perfect. People envy their relationship, but actually they are having so many issues. Hamesuda, tired of her husband promiscuous lifestyle, decides to have fun with any guy. Paaithong works as an architect and must take care of the big project of Charam. He has a crush on her as soon as he saw her and tries to hit on her, even knowing that she's in a relationship with Theewin. Theewin is so jealous and starts to make an assumption that leads to many misunderstandings.

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

Angsumalin, the beautiful daughter of a military leader, says good-bye to her friend Vanus, who is going to England to study. She won't promise to marry him, but will give him an answer when he returns. The Japanese invade, and circumstances bring Angsumalin together with Kobori, an idealistic Japanese captain, who is also related to a powerful Japanese general.

A girl is found murdered and buried in a very strange way. This alerts Maha Krating, a young astrologist who specializes in auspicious timing and fortune telling. He realizes that the ancient rite is performed in order to change the city’s fate to benefit someone wanting to take over. Whoever does this have to sacrifice four women represent Earth, Water, Air and Fire elements who must also have exact same birth date, month and year. Maha Krating uses all his knowledge to prevent the next murder from happening but he is always one step behind the killer until there is only one woman left. He can’t make the same mistake again because this means the life of Run, the woman he loves.

Aruna and her two close friends are at a point in their lives where every thing is changing. Aruna is faced with bigger decisions after her divorce. With her career booming, and her handsome boyfriend reaching his peak age. Aruna questions whether they have a life together ahead. What will she say when he asks her to pack her things and go abroad with him? How will her two closest friends handle their new lives?

Asia is a pediatrician who is in charge of treating the children of Phanom Naka who are experiencing symptoms of a strange snake-related illness. There she ends up meeting Anantachai, the Naga King, and together they will experience various dangerous situations while trying to help the children of the village. Anantachai will go through several difficulties to get Asia to fall in love with him, and then free him from the curse that was once placed by Anachalee.

After a mother and her daughter are gang-raped by seven men, the daughter suffers a mental breakdown, and the single mom sets out to get revenge.

A group of five teenagers of the same blood-type 'O' become friends at art college. Prim has a crush on bad boy Art, while her friend Foon likes quiet Puen. The five form a band and survive freshman initiation rituals, but conflict erupts when romances break up the group's harmony.

A heartwarming movie about freshman university students coming of age and discovering the meaning of love.

Meet Rarapee, a strong, smart woman and mother of a grown son. While pregnant, her beloved husband suddenly passed away, leaving her to raise her son on her own. Growing up, her son resented his father, believing him to be irresponsible when he chose to abandon them both. However, Rarapee loved her husband deeply and feels strongly that he will return one day.

Family patriarch Phanu wants his mall to be on top and his children will have to make it happen. Eldest son Nathee and his wife Wirin believe the younger generation, coming in with fresh ideas, should lead the business. When Nathee and his eldest son die in a tragic helicopter crash, Wirin is heartbroken. Soon, however, she's shocked to be accused of their murder and her second son, a monk named Talayluang, is forced to leave the monkhood to help her. A battle between Talayluang and Mahasamut, another of Phanu's grandsons, is about to begin.

When the friendship between two royal dancers is threatened by the love of two young men, it becomes a turning point, leading to a deep rift.

In the first life, they are twins. The older one was called Kasalong who was raised by her mother who taught her to be sweet and gentle. She is also good at north dancing and household tasks. Since, she is of good values and nature, everyone compared her to be of godlike. The younger was called Songpeep raised by her father is cruel and selfish just like him, she was always jealous of Kasalong because she thought that her mother loved Kasalong more than her. In the second life, Songpeep was reborn as Pimpisa, the daughter of a wealthy doctor, she is a confident woman who is self-willed. In the third life, Kasalong was reborn as Pimmada, the daughter of Pimpisa, who just graduated and is clever, cheeky, and casual.