Vimpolphan Chaleejunghran

Confirmed bachelor-sexy-as-sin brothers Mee and Muek, love nothing more than their bachelorhood. Older brother Mee was emotionally hurt badly by a broken love, while Muek just wants to stay single and free. They fall for no woman. No strings, no commitments, and no relationships. Until, that is, cupid intervenes, and the brothers have a fateful encounter with two sassy young ladies, Namphueng and Pladao. Namphueng is attracted to Mee, and Pladao wants to win Muek’s heart. Will the girls be able to win the anti-love brothers’ hearts and break them away from their bachelorhood?

A mother’s love was meant to protect—but when it turns into control, it tears her sons apart. In the ruins of jealousy and resentment, can love be what saves them in the end?

Khlao, a poor farmer with a lot of debt falls in love with a young woman from a rich family named Thong Kwao but their relationship is not approved by Thong Kwao's parents because Khlao is poor. Thong Kwao was sent to Bangkok by her parents, so Thong Kwao could get a man who really matched her parents' wishes. Khlao also has many women who want to get his love and this creates many misunderstandings that can separate the love between Khlao and Thong Kwao.

Hero, the general’s son, escapes his father’s remarriage. He meets poor Pop—his stepbrother by fate—and together they defy class with love.

Chalawan, a fearsome Crocodile King, abducts two sisters to his underwater palace, but his reign of terror meets its match in Kraithong, a brave warrior who fights him to bring the two sisters back.

Picking up after Karaket's story in 17th century Ayutthaya, life moves on, weaving a tapestry of present day reality. 21st century Phutthan uncovers an ancient manuscript and is transported back in time where she clashes with and falls for Rit—Karaket’s son. Finally, revealing why she is destined to repeat a weary journey from one living to the next, over and over. Can their love break the vicious karmic cycle?

Kaew, optimistic and hard-working, continues to view life through rose-coloured glasses. She works part-time day and night to help support herself and Grandma Prai. Things take a turn for the worse when Grandma Prai dies at the hand of someone who wanted her land on the beach. What’s even more shocking is that Grandma Prai gave that land by the beach to Thian, a man she had met only a few days previously and had already signed a lease in exchange for Thian having to take care of Kaew with a promise to help her find her parents.

Noree is the granddaughter of the city's number one matchmaker, Grandma Thaep, who has to find a partner for Khun Rit, aka Phra Ritthirongranyuth, the head of the police department. The part that Noree finds suspicious and challenging is the fact that Khun Rit is 40 years old and has stayed single to date. He's very handsome, has very good looks, and is wealthy. Just why is he single? Somehow, this smells suspicious. Was he disappointed in love? Is he perhaps not interested in the opposite sex? Noree must find the answers to these questions before she can find a good partner for him. Or maybe... she doesn't have to look too far?

Sroisabunnga was born into an aristocratic family and was taught to be proud of her heritage and blood. However, because her father was accused of being a rebel before his death, Sroi tries to raise herself to the high-class society again in order to restore her family's name and reputation. Her diligence and ambition drive her to be too arrogant — to be someone who will never give in to anyone.

A picky, rich architecture student meets a shy junior who loves cooking. Through food and fate, their sweet connection begins to blossom.