Nichakoon Khajornborirak

Dhevaprom is a Thai lakorn based on the novel of the same name and written by the same writers as its preceding story ... The Five Brothers series, that aired in 2013. Dhevaprom consists of Laorchan, Kwanruetai, Jaiphisut, Dujapsorn and Porncheewan.

Bullied for being gay, Pete finds unexpected comfort in Ae—but loving someone who can’t love him back is its own quiet pain.

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Expelled from school abroad, Ai starts fresh and falls for Nhai, a carefree student who doesn’t like him back—yet.

A childhood accident unknowingly ties Napdao to Khimhan, the son of the man who destroyed her family. Years later, they meet again, unaware of their past connection, and become entangled in a love triangle and a dangerous web of revenge when Napdao’s long-lost mother returns after 20 years in prison.

Guy, a shy gamer, escapes unrequited love by playing an online game as “idealize.” There, he meets Tiw, a gentle yet enigmatic figure with a shadowy past.

Dhevaprom is a Thai lakorn based on the novel of the same name and written by the same writers as its preceding story ... The Five Brothers series, that aired in 2013. Dhevaprom consists of Laorchan, Kwanruetai, Jaiphisut, Dujapsorn and Porncheewan.

Bullied for being gay, Pete finds unexpected comfort in Ae—but loving someone who can’t love him back is its own quiet pain.

No synopsis available yet.

Expelled from school abroad, Ai starts fresh and falls for Nhai, a carefree student who doesn’t like him back—yet.

A childhood accident unknowingly ties Napdao to Khimhan, the son of the man who destroyed her family. Years later, they meet again, unaware of their past connection, and become entangled in a love triangle and a dangerous web of revenge when Napdao’s long-lost mother returns after 20 years in prison.

Guy, a shy gamer, escapes unrequited love by playing an online game as “idealize.” There, he meets Tiw, a gentle yet enigmatic figure with a shadowy past.

Zen fightsfor a basketball scholarship, but a scandal threatens his dream. Rebuilding the team, he reconnects with Ryu—where friendship blurs into something more.

An under-skilled actress is sent away to a rural town to learn about love – will she find what she seeks in the village chief's son?

After a rocky first meeting, Gap teams up with Namwa, hoping her star connections can help his struggling band shine.

As part of a superstitious marriage to ward off bad luck, teenagers Praomook and Chalantorn are temporarily married to help Chalantorn's luck. Chalantorn has always thought of Praomook as an ugly duckling and a nuisance, while she has always been in love with him. Years later, they meet again by chance in South Korea, where Chalantorn gets shot. Believing that the misfortune is back again, his parents ask Praomook to marry him to dispel it. In exchange, they offer to buy back her father's house, which they lost due to his debt and was a burden on her. Praomook agrees to marry him, vowing to make him fall in love with her to get back at him, while Chalantorn believes she is manipulative and selfish. To get rid of her, Chalantorn pretends to be in a gay relationship with his best friend, Rut, who is attracted to Praomook and wants to win her over.

"Dujapsorn", who enters the Juthathep enterprise seeking revenge on behalf of her mother, "Wilairampa", who has been deeply bitter since being rejected by "Ronnaphee" decades ago. "Dujapsorn" aims to make one of the Juthathep heirs fall in love with her and break his heart, but her plans unravel when she meets and unexpectedly falls in love with "Asira Juthathep", the eldest son of "Taratorn". Ultimately, as secrets are exposed and Wilairampa's tragic past is brought to light, "Dujapsorn" is forced to choose between loyalty to her mother's vengeful desires and her true love for "Asira", leading to a dramatic resolution that finally heals old wounds.