Sod Samosorn

“Sod Samosorn” (Singles Club) is a story about a group of single men and women living in a high-end housing estate on the outskirts of the city. Jaen (Nott Vorarit), the owner of the housing project, frequently drops by all ten houses, getting himself involved in everyone’s business.
Life in the Singles Club may not be a bed of roses—but what kind of petals it really is, you’d have to ask Jaen, since he becomes part of every story. His closest advisor is none other than Khaofang (Angie Hastings), the woman he has loved since kindergarten—and who, unexpectedly, becomes the one to end his single life.
Despite being somewhat incompetent in academics and better at managing other people’s problems than his own, Jaen is entrusted by his mother with taking care of the residents’ well-being and ensuring their comfort. As a friendly and sincere bachelor, he becomes a confidant—and often an emotional outlet—for the homeowners. Through this, Jaen comes to learn all their stories.
You’ll find yourself admitting that these stories are even more entertaining than fiction, because they are like a small stage hidden within the grand stage called “the human world.” Everyone plays a leading role—men, women, children, the elderly, the beautiful, the plain, the rich, and the poor. What they all share is that they have laughed and cried through life.
And perhaps the most surprising thing is that everyone in this village is…single. Their stories will help you see the many different sides of being single—and understand single people a little more.