Artit Tangwiboonpanit

Based on a Thai radio show that gives love advice to callers, this series dramatizes stories of infidelity, love triangles, sexual identity and more.

Jian Suiying, a man who has always been the golden boy, falls in love at first sight with Li Yu—a friend of his younger brother—and pursues him aggressively; however, he is unaware that Li Yu actually harbors secret feelings for his brother, Jian Suilin. Believing that Jian Suiying had previously mistreated his brother, Li Yu secretly acts to protect Jian Suilin. This story is being adapted into a live-action series through a collaboration between iQIYI and Tailai Entertainment.

The small town of Wari Pasop appears peaceful, but beneath the calm exterior hides dark secrets. Years earlier, the unexplained disappearance of a woman set off a chain of events leading to a complex series of murders and a race to uncover a well-buried truth.

This is the story of three friends, renowned in their university. Phaphaeng, fierce and direct, is dubbed the "Queen of One Night Stands." Gale is rich, with the air of a luxurious princess. Queen is their mysterious leader. The morning after a night of fun, when one of three friends is mysteriously murdered, the two remaining girls become suspects in her death. They soon begin searching for the truth behind the events of that night. The stress of the situation turns their friendship upside down.

Ruthainak (Chalida Vijitvongthong) is the smart, resilient, sharp-tongued younger sister. Her older sister, Nunthaka (Selina Pearce), is beautiful, but spoiled and sheltered. In financial difficulties, the girls' father asks a member of the Hong Kong mafia, Lin Lang Sur (Tanin Manoonsilp), for a large loan. He pledges Nunthaka as collateral to secure the debt. Panicked when he is unable to repay the money, he flees with Nunthaka. When Ruthainak is taken to Hong Kong to confront the furious mafioso, she offers to work to pay off her family's debt. In the beginning, Ruthainak and Lin Lang Sur don't get along, but slowly the mob boss begins to fall for the clever girl.

A secret has been trapped in her heart for a long time. It's about to be exposed. Because of one soul's game, a young man returns with vengeance and with an agreement she shouldn't refuse. "He" returns to take revenge in the form of a haunted spirit. Threats use her guilt as a tool. He's confident his offer is cruel, giving her no way out. But this plan backfires and traps him instead. Fake love is created by hatred. An evil spirit holding secrets. How will she survive?

Madam Phussi is an ambitious talent agent and manager whose main goal is to make her client a SUPERSTAR, Neks is one of her clients and her love interest in the series.

Pantagarn, hi-so godlike, has the label of tragically handsome. Everywhere he appears, tragedy ensues. His looks and personality are complete opposites, no one can handle him, except his father. Pantagarn doesn't care about anyone, anyway. His father pushes him out of his life so he can enjoy his new life, with new family. Pantagarn believes that his step mother and her children weren't enough to come and take his father fortune, but now they have included her niece in this money sucking. Who did they think they were? Pantagarn won't have it. The target is Prapai, the young girl who dares to defy him. Since this girl is defiant and knows no limits, he will punish her, or will punishment turn into something else?

Six stories from six different regions of Thailand: North, South, Isan, Central, East, and West.

King Singha Worraman created the Katha Singha (a magical mace) by inviting the King of Heaven and various deities to bless it with their powers. It was given to Chaiya, the fearless general of the Tai people. His duty is to fight off invading forces and protect his kingdom. A power struggle ensues between Chaiya and the Royal Priest. Chaiya’s life ends in a struggle. Buasawan, who is the Royal Priest’s daughter, is in love with Chaiya, and before her own death, she breaks the Katha Singha into two pieces.

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.

Vengeance cannot be settled with vengeance.

During the year 1943, Thailand had undergone both societal and political changes. However, one thing that never changed over time was the hatred between Praya-apibanbamrung and Prawijitsinpakarn's families. One reason was due to Praya-apibanbamrung's mother running away with Prawijit's father. This brought disgrace upon Praya-apibanbamrung's family. Praya-apibanbamrung's family have one son, Pranithit-Rukthamasathit, and three daughters: Prik, Champa, and Peep. The family's grandchildren, which are Pranithit's daugthers, are Pathama, Paweena, and Paramee. This story centers around the relationships that develop between the two feuding families.

Kie, facing tragedies, prays at a shrine, discovering her family faces karma from her gangster ancestor. She meets gang members, including her great grandfather, Kung, to prevent misfortune.

Three short horror tales make up Heaven and Hell. The movie use images from surveillance cameras set up in a person's home and in a convenience store.