
The Five Brothers follows the Juthathep brothers in the 1960s, raised by their grandmothers after their parents’ tragic death. Born into nobility, they are expected to embody honor, protect the weak, and—most importantly—marry well. But their lives become more complicated when a sacred promise binds one of them to marry a lady of the Dhevaprom family, and breaking it would bring great dishonor.

After her father’s sudden death, Anusorn returns home to find her inheritance gone and uncovers a dangerous mystery. Disguised as a boy named Ooth, she becomes Pathavee’s assistant to investigate the truth while navigating family conflicts and hidden motives.

Growing up haunted by his father’s mysterious disappearance, Singha gains extraordinary powers from magical tattoos after a deadly incident. With the guidance of an occult master, he must harness his new abilities to confront a corrupt politician wielding dark magic and protect his city.

When Chakrit's father is wrongly imprisoned by Yada's family, he vows revenge by humiliating Yada's sister at their wedding. But his plan spirals into a chaotic war of retaliation as Chakrit and Yada clash, dragging both families into a whirlwind of backfired schemes and escalating drama.

The great gold heist seemed like the final chapter… but it was only the beginning of an intense clash between a wandering master and a sorcerous thief!

Wanvisa, a spirited young woman, repeatedly clashes with a mischievous mafia heir, Parop, teasing and pranking him while unknowingly saving his life multiple times. She later discovers that Parop, plagued by a string of life-threatening accidents, needs a girl born on a full moon Monday—her—to become his lucky charm and protect him from imminent danger.

Singh used to work for the baddies. After he retired from the group, he returned to his hometown only to find out that his family members were killed. He later joined a thief gang lead by Dao in order to fight the baddies. They both had a bad past with the bad guys lead by a man who is actually his brother-in-law.

Chaesitha is a wedding planner and Wongwen owes him money for her wedding because her groom runs off with her money.

It's mainly about a princess of a fictional country falling in love with a normal soldier. The main point of distinguishment of this drama is the casting of an actual member of the Thai royal family as well as the elites.


Two gold-digging brothers, Prawet and Jit, steal 117 pieces of treasure from the Dragon Cave. They both are attacked by a blood-sucking bat and they are cursed to be immortal. To remove this curse, they must return all treasures they stole to the cave. Prawet wants to do it, but Jit doesn't agree with his brother. This conflict causes these two brothers to be enemies. Later, both of their sons inherit their immortality. One day, Jit killed Prawet by burning him. Traipoom, Prawet's son decides to follow his father's wish and tries to look for the lost treasures in order to take them back to the cave.

Set in the shopping district of Bo Bae, this lakorn centers around the love story between the impoverish Piak and Dok Kaew, the adopted daughter of a rich family. Their relationship is rather bizarre. He found her when she was abandoned as an infant and placed her in a basket in front of her future home and family. He has always been there for her. That bond between them eventually transformed into love.

A poverty stricken woman starts a restaurant where she slaughters people and serves up human flesh, cut from her victims.

The story is about Kaew and Chitchanok, twin sisters who are separated at birth. Only a few people are aware of their existence; their mother who goes batty soon after giving birth, their uncle, Narinton, who is after their wealth, which is ultimately their inheritance, and one of the twin’s foster mother, Wantha. Since neither of these people are in any condition, be it voluntary or involuntary, to bring forth this information, the twins grow up apart and live completely different lives. Kaew is raised by Wantha and although she saved Kaew from death, she treats her like a slave and constantly abuses her right as her savior. Kaew meets Muengman who provides her small glimpses of happiness amidst her arduous and bleak life. Meanwhile, Chitchanok grows up in France with their father, Wooraman, and lives a humble, yet, privileged life.

A young man from China named Zee-Oui immigrated to Thailand in hope of a better life. His only possession was the knife inherited from his mother.