Nichanun Funkaew

Tewa has a power since birth. He can make hurricanes and make them move faster as the wind. Also beside from fighting, he can even sing well which make people think that he can’t do anything and isn’t a problem for them.

Park was mistreated by his stepfather and he mistaken that his mother doesn't love him so he ran away from home at a young age. He was helped by this rich man who took him in as a son. Amawasee is the niece of Park's stepfather. She was sad when Park left because he was nice to her and she has feeling for him. Years later Amawasee meets Park again as the man who brought the house his stepfather put on sale because the family was having financial difficulty due to Park's younger brother. Amawasee knew that he's her P'Park despite his cold demeanor but Park refused to accept that he's P'Park, calling himself Raj Rutchapbumi now.

A disgraced cop hiding out at his childhood friend’s resort encounters a mysterious ghost only he can see, forcing them to confront buried feelings, a dangerous drug syndicate, and the secrets behind the haunting.

Kaopun is a girl who, in order to investigate the case of the murder of a person close to her, changes her personality and agrees to a fake marriage with a diplomat.

The spirit of a beautiful woman, Awantee, possess the body of a weak girl, Fonkaew, who is always bullied by her step-mother, in order to find out the truth behind her death. Why did she die? Why is she still a ghost, roaming the world instead of going to reincarnate? Awantee aims to find this out with the help of Fonkaew and her beloved son— hoping that the truth will become clear in the end.

A mischievous girl born out of wedlock is left in her aunt’s care, where she befriends a runaway medical student who tutors her to get closer to her aunt—only for their lives to intertwine in unexpected ways.

Chanachol, a married man has an affair with Mekkala, a charming woman who loves to have fun with men. They both connect with some feeling, can't stop this relationship. Meanwhile, his wife tries to stop this and so does a pet cobra at Mekkala house.

On her way to sign a business contract, Rattawan and her son were kidnapped by two men who took them to an island. They were saved by the island's owner, Naboon. Initially distrustful of each other, Rattawan eventually reveals her true identity, sparking feelings between them. However, Rattawan is still married, so Naboon can only offer moral support. Naboon promises to protect her and her son, sending them back to Bangkok to investigate if her husband orchestrated the kidnapping. Naboon also sends his people to protect her and follows to manage his duties at Nara Hotel. Back in Bangkok, Rattawan confronts her husband, while their relationship and Naboon’s is tested by his ex-wife's return.

The main plot is derived from a legend about a wealthy woman with a pure heart from centuries ago, who sacrificed all her worldly possessions to help the poor. She eventually dies out of starvation near a swamp. As legend goes, her body is then morphed into a lotus plant. In modern times, in buddhist culture, the lotus is used for worship for that reason, because it represents the highest order of sacrifice and purity. Here, Oranoot is the embodiment of the ‘lotus’ woman in modern times, she sacrifices everything for her family and gets nothing in return but heartache and pain.

It's about a mother who love her daughter so much. The mother's love and warmth that was passed through her hand to protect her daughter from a car overturned accident, resulting in decapitation of her hand due to the broken window and she eventually died. But, the hand was never recovered, leaving her a handles corpse. Where is that hand now? we don't exactly know.

Sakkarn is a man who mentally falls apart because the love of his life committed suicide. The night she jumped off the building, she landed on the windshield of his car. Devastated, Sakkarn isolates himself from the world and scares his family with his erratic behaviors. He is heartbroken and deeply depressed over the death of his fiancee, Aeuy. His mother is worried and asked advice from a longtime friend who has a daughter. Seeing that the only way to heal her son’s sorrowful state is to find him a new love, she arranges a marriage between Sakkarn and her friend’s daughter, Purimarn, the young woman who helps him regain his sanity by showering him with love and support.

Keng is a young and pretty young girl who’s often mistaken for a boy because she’s a bit of a tomboy. She meets Yokhin, a popular and handsome author. Yokhin quickly takes a liking to Keng because she’s obviously hardworking, honest and brave; she works very hard to take care of her sick mother, her grandmother and her indebted father but never gets out from the right path. Yokhin invites Keng to work for him, mistakenly believing she’s a boy. Keng lets him think so because she’s afraid he won’t let her work for him if he knows she’s a girl.

A chaotic tale of two mismatched couples: Pol, a handsome, workaholic designer, is set to marry Gusuma, a graceful and accomplished woman. Meanwhile, confident and career-focused Pawika is trying to make her wedding to Suphasit, a kind-hearted veterinarian, happen. Fate intervenes when Pol and Pawika cross paths—and clash instantly. At the same time, Gusuma and Suphasit also grow closer.