Poot Payabaht

Petch is a blind young girl raised in a school for the blind founded by a missionary group. She was discovered abandoned at the edge of a forest in Kanchanaburi province, with no way to contact any living relatives. Petch possesses a remarkable talent for the violin, but she also harbors a haunting gift: she can hear the cries of tormented spirits. These voices belong to both the deceased and those in comas whose souls have briefly drifted from their bodies, seeking help from anyone whose spiritual frequency matches their own.
Most terrifying of all, she is constantly terrorized by seven "Phrai Tai Hong" (wrathful spirits of those who died violently). These spirits relentlessly haunt, threaten, and command her to fulfill their dark desires. Because Petch does not understand their demands, the spirits lash out in anger, leaving physical wounds across her body. Those around her, unaware of the supernatural truth, believe she is mentally ill and prone to self-harm, treating her like a freak of nature. You can follow her story in Phut Phayabat.