Paragit Ruk Series

A young woman named Cherd is trapped in a loveless marriage to Dr. Ruengboon abroad, where she falls in love with Lanna, a Thai student. When Lanna returns home and marries the elegant Yaowayod, chosen by his mother, he seems to have the perfect life—but his heart still quietly belongs to Cherd.

Two brothers who don’t see eye to eye must work together to solve their father’s murder while struggling to sort out a love triangle they have for one girl.

A tragic love story unfolds when Malaai agrees to marry the owner of Rom Ngiew House, Luang Wisarn, unaware that he is gay.

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.

The true stories of participants from Take Me Out Thailand are brought to life in a docu-drama format, combining a series-style narrative with real interviews of those who experienced the events firsthand. These are stories everyone should know, highlighting the importance of using their minds to navigate and fight for love.

After discovering that her father had been having an affair with his secretary for years, Pasika was deeply hurt and her mother went into a state shock, loosing her sanity. Unable to cope with the painful reality, Pasika ran away from home and met Anupong, the owner of Andaman Pearl Resort and Hotel. He adored Pasika like his own daughter, so he allowed her to begin a brand new life by hiring her to help him manage the resort. After an explosion involving Anupong's boat, Techin , his only son, hastily returns to the Island, along with his mother Nalinee. The once peaceful island nearly burst into flames when mother and son wrongly assume that Pasika was Anupong's mistress. As it turns out, Techin had previously fallen in love at first sight with Pasika abroad, so now, dissapointed and hurt, he does all he can to get back at her and banish her from the island. However, Anupong's will specifies that Pasika has to work at the resort for two years and assist Techin in managing the company.

A bitter past has shaped Alice into a woman consumed by revenge. Now, she is ready to sacrifice everything to ruin the life and happiness of her hated cousin, Urachwasee, leaving no stone unturned to break her heart.

A determined creditor chasing her dreams crosses paths with an unlucky man stuck paying off his ex-girlfriend’s massive debt—sparking an unexpected romance amid a web of heartfelt love stories.

A young woman gets transported back almost 200 years by a spell through a magical vessel where she meets her soulmate and uncovers secrets that connect to the future.

Panat is the oldest son of Preemsuda who works as a secretary for Piraya's father, Peeradate, a government official. Panat and Piraya are lovers who decided to get married quietly in Spain. After their honeymoon, they both returned home to find that Pasin, Panat's younger brother, had fallen in love and was staying with Pasika, Piraya's younger sister. However, Panat carries the burden of a deep dark secret that would eventually make Pasin and Pasika's romance impossible and break down his own relationship with Piraya. After the secret is revealed, things escalate. The girls' mother falls ill and loses her sanity. Piraya ends her relationship with Panat, so he and his brother go study abroad. Pasika runs away from home and Piraya is left alone to take care of her mother and the family's company.

Sun is a handsome, energetic commercial director constantly surrounded by beautiful women, but his love life always ends poorly. Then he meets Patty, a stunning model who seems perfect for him. Meanwhile, Namkhing, a fourth-year student, applies for an internship at Sun's company. Despite initial inexperience, her hard work earns Sun’s trust. As his relationship with Patty starts to falter, Sun and Namkhing grow closer through work, discovering new sides of each other. Both begin to question their true feelings.

Sutaphan and Surampha are sisters raised in a strict household, leading to very different personalities. Chanokchon, from another family, is the unloved son struggling with addiction, while his spoiled half-brother enjoys their mother’s favor. Sutaphan becomes Chanokchon’s support, and they fall in love. But as friendships turn to rivalries, a tragic love story unfolds.

When the rain starts to gather and forms into a storm, it becomes the cause of a war of wits, a struggle for power, conflict and “love” amidst “death”. Who will be the only one to win this game?