Chawanrat Jenchitranon

High school students in Bangkok wrestle with issues such as sex, teen pregnancy, drugs, school violence, family turmoil and more in this Thai drama.

Sports and friendship intertwine in tales of a volleyball team, an autistic badminton player, a skateboarder with depression and an archery-club crush.

Aya is a young female model that has always had a recurring dream: She always dreams of seeing her mother kill someone in a house, which is located on the island she used to live in when she was a child. These dreams cause insomnia, eventually leading up to chronic insomnia to the point that she is confused and begins to separate reality and dreams.

A genius detective teams up with a colleague to investigate a case that hits close to home, but the duo becomes entangled in a cat-and-mouse game.

In this interesting twist of switching places, Ing is heir to a hotel chain, and Run is a country girl who owns a homestay. When Ing and Run’s lives are threatened, they agree to swap homes until the culprits are caught. Ing, unsure of who she can trust, lies about her identity while in hiding. Ing meets Samer, Run’s best friend who has feelings for her. Ing learns that country life isn’t so bad and grows closer to Samer. In Bangkok, Run meets Krit. He thinks she’s a con artist and they take an instant dislike to one another. However, as days past and more time is spent together, Run and Krit begin developing feelings for one another. Can Ing and Run discover who is threatening them? How will Samer react when he learns that Ing has been lying about who she is. How will Run react when it’s revealed that Krit wants to buy her land to build a resort? Will they be able to move forward?

Reya works as a VIP receptionist at a local bank. She exerts her charm to seduce David Henderson, a widower and one of the bank’s BOD. Reya and David soon get married, and she receives the social status as a banker’s dear wife. When David’s financial situation becomes unstable and he is forced to move to a junior branch away from the city. Reya steadfastly refuses to go, and the engaged couple engages in a heated argument until the breaking point of their marriage. Tardily, Reya enjoys a prosperous life as a widow, playing golf and spending money in high societies, not knowing she is on the path to hell.

Jet is a handsome man forced to become a hired gunman because of his dark past and problems. And one day, he is hired to kill a woman. It was suppose to be a simple job, however, it is complicated by the fact that his target, Sophita, is his ex-girlfriend's sister. This leaves him with only two options. To either protect Sophita or to kill her. What will he choose?

Businessman Tharatorn suffers memory loss, transforming into the complete opposite of his former self, remembering only Kaew — or anyone who resembles her. As he navigates two contrasting personalities, he must uncover the truth about who he really is and come to terms with a life-changing revelation.

This lakorn is about the main girl and her parents who were very poor whom lived in the countryside of Thailand. They were always being threaten by debt collector gangs. One day the gang collector was beating up the father so much in the head that he eventually went blind. The mother made a decision to go to Bangkok in search for a better job to help make more money, and left the family with a friend who was willing to help her very much. The young girl later went to Bangkok in search of her mom a couple years later when she was all grown up, but she have forgotten how her mother looks like. The mother don't know how her daughters look like either. Throughout all those years the mom was away, she became a famous Morlum singer. "Morlum" is a style of Thai country music. Unable to find her mother, she had the opportunity to become a famous Morlum singer to help find her mother with the help of the main guy, who she later falls in love with.

Bee is falling in love with her senior surgeon co-worker. But his girlfriend who recently died in an accident isn't quite ready to give him up yet.