Phupoom Phongpanu

Saraphi, a jobless stuntwoman, accidentally becomes the bodyguard of Thewan and his niece due to her incredible martial arts skills. As Saraphi and Thewan learn to work together to protect his niece from those out to get her fortune, who will protect them from falling for each other?

A fridge connects two men across time. One future, One past bound by fate and a looming tragedy they must stop before their link disappears forever.

Saam Num Neua Thong (3 Golden Men)is a modern take on love of 3 men with different personalities who happen to be best friends. First we have Theetat, he is a playboy who owns a construction company. Secondly we have Watchara, the honest police officer. Lastly we have Kritchai and Arunsri, they work for the same company. Kritchai is a good guy, unlike his friend Theetat, he is not a playboy or lively. He is sincere with his feelings and secretly has a crush on Arunsri, but she has a boyfriend and is very faithful to him.

Mootha, a naive twin, moves to Bangkok for work and falls for her charming but married boss, Janepope. When their affair is exposed, she is publicly humiliated and spirals into depression, ultimately taking her own life—the same day her twin sister Moonin returns home. Consumed by guilt, Moonin heads to Bangkok to seek revenge, assuming her sister’s identity to confront those who caused Mootha’s tragic fate.

In World War II Bangkok, a servant-turned-actress lets envy consume her as she schemes against a noble family’s daughter and risks everything to win the man she loves.

As destiny turns lovers into enemies, duty tears them apart, but love remembers what kingdoms forget, the love can end even the oldest war.

Saraphi, a jobless stuntwoman, accidentally becomes the bodyguard of Thewan and his niece due to her incredible martial arts skills. As Saraphi and Thewan learn to work together to protect his niece from those out to get her fortune, who will protect them from falling for each other?

A fridge connects two men across time. One future, One past bound by fate and a looming tragedy they must stop before their link disappears forever.

Saam Num Neua Thong (3 Golden Men)is a modern take on love of 3 men with different personalities who happen to be best friends. First we have Theetat, he is a playboy who owns a construction company. Secondly we have Watchara, the honest police officer. Lastly we have Kritchai and Arunsri, they work for the same company. Kritchai is a good guy, unlike his friend Theetat, he is not a playboy or lively. He is sincere with his feelings and secretly has a crush on Arunsri, but she has a boyfriend and is very faithful to him.

Mootha, a naive twin, moves to Bangkok for work and falls for her charming but married boss, Janepope. When their affair is exposed, she is publicly humiliated and spirals into depression, ultimately taking her own life—the same day her twin sister Moonin returns home. Consumed by guilt, Moonin heads to Bangkok to seek revenge, assuming her sister’s identity to confront those who caused Mootha’s tragic fate.

In World War II Bangkok, a servant-turned-actress lets envy consume her as she schemes against a noble family’s daughter and risks everything to win the man she loves.

When the online world has become a criminal's playground, a police officer from the cyber crimes division must do whatever it takes to uncover the truth and chase down criminals.

Mek, a professional boxer, heads to Bangkok chasing his dream of fighting on the big stage. By chance, he meets Man, an LGBTQ+ cabaret performer who looks exactly like him, like a twin. The two decide to switch identities to investigate the mystery of their origins.

Set in late 1800s Thailand during King Chulalongkorn’s reign, Kaew, a hereditary slave, battles against his master’s refusal to release him even as new laws promise freedom. His struggle for liberty is fueled by his forbidden love for Namtip, his master’s daughter.

A mysterious girl with superpowers takes on sinister forces through a curse connected to an ancient goddess as obstacles test her and the man she loves.

A wealthy man's estranged family gathers at his remote mansion to compete for his inheritance, but an unseen killer begins picking them off one by one.

Waen wants to be a love novelist, but she never has a chance to experience love as she seldom goes out. One day, she finds a lost cat and brings it to the Cat Café, which is her favourite spot. Waen ends up meeting Mai, a young photographer, who turns the café into a famous place. Waen and Mai don’t get along and are always fighting. Meanwhile, the owner of the cat turns up and want it back…

Darika is the granddaughter of a funeral director. She is a strong hearted and independent young woman who seeks money as her main refuge. Fate just so happens to have her stumbling head over heels when she meets Prajan, a successful man of perfect background and qualities. We find ourselves here again as we return for part two of Dao Kien Duen.

After getting drunk, Chakree finds himself naked in bed with his servant, Sawarot. His wife of seven years, Monsicha, decides to divorce him. On the way to court to process the divorce, he is shot and becomes a roaming spirit while his body lies in the hospital in a coma. Since he can see everyone but can't be seen, he discovers a scheme he tries to prevent. He also tries to keep Monsicha from moving on to another man. How can Chakree accomplish anything as a spirit who might not wake up again?

In the city of Tsuki, a huge snowstorm occurred. This was no ordinary natural disaster, but the work of a snow demon who was angry at Hoshi, the Crane God, for not loving her. The Snow Demon wanted Hoshi to see the people he loved meet their doom. Hoshi fought the Snow Demon, successfully saving the people, but the fight tore Hoshi's kimono. Hoshi found himself stranded on earth, unable to return to heaven. Thus, he found himself estranged from Myojo, his beloved in heaven. Hoshi thought about her with every breath, but he believed that she missed him too. Hoshi was certain that one day he would meet the girl he loved again, and no matter how long it would take, he would wait.