Parakit Pichit Dok Fah

Kaem, the only daughter of Police Major General Jirayus—a tough crime-fighting officer—and Sineenat, a successful businesswoman, is heading to university for her first day. She asks her parents to let her go on her own, with a car from home dropping her off. As she gets out, she spots a street vendor selling grilled pork with sticky rice—her favorite—and nearly gets hit by a car while rushing over. Fortunately, Somsanuk steps in and saves her just in time. The moment their eyes meet, he is instantly smitten, feeling like a “stray dog looking up at an airplane”—aware of the gap between them.
Somsanuk arrives at the university in a rather rough state, only to face disappointment when he is denied admission. The university sees no value in a local fair Muay Thai champion bringing prestige to the institution. But circumstances create heroes: when robbers take the university rector hostage, Somsanuk bravely rescues him. In gratitude, the rector grants him special admission.
At university, Somsanuk meets his group of friends: Wok, a baby-faced young man; Somset, who has a habit of “forgetting himself” and taking others’ belongings to resell; Chuan, a master of sarcasm; and Pee Prayot. The campus is full of girls, and one who secretly admires Somsanuk’s heroism is Namwan, a sweet-faced but tough-natured girl. However, Sipthit, a cool and stylish biker, already has his eyes on her.
Also at the university are Kaem and Anawin. While many girls admire Anawin, Namwan is definitely not one of them.