Michael Poupart

Naive Mootha moves to Bangkok and falls for her married boss, leading to heartbreak, public humiliation, and ultimately, her tragic suicide. Her twin sister Moonin returns from abroad, consumed by guilt and determined to avenge her sister’s death.

Revolves around three daughters and their overprotective father. Urawasa, the eldest, has a steadfast love ready to break through her father's strict rules. Anthra, the rebellious middle daughter, struggles to find someone worthy of her. InthuOrn, the youngest, faces a love she finds hard to resist. Each daughter must navigate their father's stringent rules while proving their love and commitment.

A young cavalry officer and heir to a noble family travels to southern Thailand on his grandmother’s orders to find Massaya, a spirited young woman who is part of his extended family. After meeting her, he brings her back to Bangkok, where she must adjust to the traditions and expectations of an aristocratic household. With his help and guidance, the two grow closer, but family expectations and an arranged engagement threaten to complicate their relationship.

Yah Leum Chan is a love story between a young man and a young woman during college. "Forget me not" is the flower of love and promise. Before saying goodbye, Khemachad gave Suriyawadee a flower ring engraved with the words "Yah Leum Chan" (Forget Me Not) to remind their hearts of the saying "We will have each other forever, forget me not. If you still love me, then wear it with you, but if this love is ruined, then please take it off." Wadee met with a family crisis, so she had to quit school and marry an elderly man. She married him only in name because he wanted her to marry his son, but his son refused, so he married her instead. His son later regretted this decision when he realized that he missed his most important chance. Wadee disappeared from Khem's life without saying goodbye, causing him great despair. When he found out that she married a wealthy man, he turned into a vengeful person.

Naive Mootha moves to Bangkok and falls for her married boss, leading to heartbreak, public humiliation, and ultimately, her tragic suicide. Her twin sister Moonin returns from abroad, consumed by guilt and determined to avenge her sister’s death.

Revolves around three daughters and their overprotective father. Urawasa, the eldest, has a steadfast love ready to break through her father's strict rules. Anthra, the rebellious middle daughter, struggles to find someone worthy of her. InthuOrn, the youngest, faces a love she finds hard to resist. Each daughter must navigate their father's stringent rules while proving their love and commitment.

A young cavalry officer and heir to a noble family travels to southern Thailand on his grandmother’s orders to find Massaya, a spirited young woman who is part of his extended family. After meeting her, he brings her back to Bangkok, where she must adjust to the traditions and expectations of an aristocratic household. With his help and guidance, the two grow closer, but family expectations and an arranged engagement threaten to complicate their relationship.

Yah Leum Chan is a love story between a young man and a young woman during college. "Forget me not" is the flower of love and promise. Before saying goodbye, Khemachad gave Suriyawadee a flower ring engraved with the words "Yah Leum Chan" (Forget Me Not) to remind their hearts of the saying "We will have each other forever, forget me not. If you still love me, then wear it with you, but if this love is ruined, then please take it off." Wadee met with a family crisis, so she had to quit school and marry an elderly man. She married him only in name because he wanted her to marry his son, but his son refused, so he married her instead. His son later regretted this decision when he realized that he missed his most important chance. Wadee disappeared from Khem's life without saying goodbye, causing him great despair. When he found out that she married a wealthy man, he turned into a vengeful person.