Pimprapa Tangprabhaporn

Jan is a boy growing up in 1930s Siam in a wealthy, dysfunctional family where sex has a huge impact on everyone's lives. Jan is viewed by his father as cursed, since his mother died giving birth to him.

A romantic romp between Tum and Oh. Though they have spent 45 years together, there were meager problems to tackle all along. After aunt Or came out as a tomboy, she falls in love with Tongjai, a millionaire widow with a lovely daughter. Or has to ask Tum, her lawyer, to make her dream come true. Um, an oversea graduate and a modern dance teacher, misunderstood Pakin, her own father. She blames him for having an affair with another woman, causing her mother to drive away to a deadly accident. She disobeys her father by dating with Toh, Tum and Oh’s nephew. Will Toh overcome Pakin’s discord and how all these escapades get resolved?

Nice story about a magnate and his daughter.

This is the story of three friends, renowned in their university. Phaphaeng, fierce and direct, is dubbed the "Queen of One Night Stands." Gale is rich, with the air of a luxurious princess. Queen is their mysterious leader. The morning after a night of fun, when one of three friends is mysteriously murdered, the two remaining girls become suspects in her death. They soon begin searching for the truth behind the events of that night. The stress of the situation turns their friendship upside down.

A woman who struggled in her childhood was repeatedly sexually abused by her own father and left to die. She became a "hunter" when she grew up, doing the same thing to a man who wants "sex" from her.

In this tale, unlikely destinies intertwine as God brings together two individuals from different corners of the world. Plapol, a man of both Korean and Thai heritage, grew up in Korea and escapes to Thailand, skeptical of his new stepmother's intentions toward his father's wealth. His distrust of women is rooted in the disappearance of his mother after divorcing his father during his youth. Fuelled by resentment, Plapol embarks on a journey to Thailand in search of his mother. There, in a bar, he encounters Pantawan, a charismatic singer adored by the men. Initially viewing her through a familiar lens, Plapol's misogynistic views clash with Pantawan's independent spirit. They clash, yet eventually, understanding blossoms into love. However, a revelation unravels their romance: Pantawan's mother is Plapol's new stepmother, introducing a new layer of complexity to their relationship.

"Plaai Krung" is a cursed song where everyone who sings this song, will die from bleeding. Maeyakorn, the fiddle player, need to help Yot, the heir of this song's composer, to find out the truth when her friend and teacher died after singing this song. They then find out that composer of this song is teacher Terd not Pook. Terd's spirit is still here with that song and will kill everyone who sings it.

Mia Luang is a story about a very wealthy, famous, well-educated, and respected couple. Everyone assumes that they're happily married and live a very good life, while in reality, they have a lot of problems. The problems start with Aniroot, the husband who is a player and has a lot of mistresses. His wife Wiganda is a smart woman who endures his misbehavior and his many women. Among his women, there is only Ornin who seems to openly come in between the couple without shame. Mia Luang literally means Main Wife, while his mistresses are called Mia Noi, literally Small Wife or Minor Wife, in Thai.

Boonparet, a young and eager attorney, is working on a case where he represents Pongdanai, his half brother, who is a playboy and a womanizer with many mistresses, including one of Boonparet’s best friends. Chisamai is an attorney trainee whom Pongdanai secretly likes, so she is assigned to handle the case, so they can be together more often. But, when she learns the truth about Pongdanai, she decides to work against him by representing Boonparet’s best friend to file for divorce.

Ponwalai, Yodthian's sister, is Prakob's mistress. He devoted his money and himself to her, but she already had another man. When Prakob finds out, he dies of a heart attack and leaves lots of his assets to Ponwalai, which results in his son Noppharuj being furious at both her and Yodthian. Noppharuj chases after them to get revenge, and Yodthian lets him do whatever he wants because she feels guilty over her sister's actions.

Fahsai is heartbroken after her ex-boyfriend cheated on her. Yet he still has the nerve to ask her to take him back so, to avoid him, Fahsai's friend took her on a trip to Japan. While she was there, Fahsai was held at gunpoint by a Hong Kong mafia named Daniel Wong. The man was shot and needed a place to stay that night so he ordered Fahsai to take him to her hotel room. And that's how their story began.

Sita lost her father and must face the bad people that intend to steal her inheritance. The good thing is that she has her boyfriend Worachon and her friends as her moral support. Besides the bad people, she must also come to terms with her parents who became pretas (hungry ghosts) who received their karma with torture. The only way they can be free is for Sita to release all 12 types of pretas. How will Sita find a solution? And will forgiveness be the answer to their freedom or not?