Ubathet Huajai

Accidental Heart (Ubathet Huajai):
Sia Yai, the owner of “Akara Café,” is driving home with Chaiwat—his friend and the café’s manager—who asks for a ride. Along the way, Chaiwat brings up his desire to increase his shares in the café. Suddenly, Sia Yai steps onto the road and is hit by a taxi driven by Pipop. At the same time, Uncle Rong, the head of the café’s comedy troupe, happens to witness the entire incident.
Both Pipop and Sia Yai are rushed to the hospital in critical condition. Pakphum, Pipop’s eldest son, rushes there upon hearing the news. While waiting outside the operating room, he meets Ornchuma, Sia Yai’s daughter, who is crying. Sharing the same pain, he comforts her, and the two begin to feel a quiet connection.
Later, Sia Yai passes away, while Pipop survives. When Ornchuma learns that the man who killed her father is the father of the man who comforted her, she vows to take legal action to the fullest extent.
Meanwhile, Pipat, Pipop’s younger son, seeks a way to earn money for his father’s treatment and asks Ekachai, a stable owner, to train him as a jockey. Ekachai’s daughter, Khing, who secretly admires Pipat, supports him. Pipat’s riding skills impress Chaiwat, who sees an opportunity to profit from betting on him and encourages him further.
Pakphum starts working as a captain at Akara Café, unaware that it belongs to Sia Yai—the man his father accidentally killed—and that Ornchuma is now in charge. When they meet again, Ornchuma allows him to work so he can earn money for his father, hoping Pipop will recover and face punishment in prison.
Pakphum proves himself capable and becomes well-liked, especially among the café’s singers, including Chanphen and Amy, who compete for his attention. Even Dao Rung, who is secretly supported by Weerachai (Chaiwat’s son), becomes involved in the rivalry.
As chaos unfolds in the café, Pakphum begins to suspect that Chaiwat is behind the troubles and warns Ornchuma, but she trusts Chaiwat completely. Pakphum is later attacked by Chaiwat’s men and injured. During his recovery, he teaches Ornchuma how to mix drinks. One night, they drink together, open up emotionally, and begin to acknowledge their feelings.
However, rumors spread that they spent the night together, and Chaiwat and Weerachai manipulate Ornchuma into doubting Pakphum’s intentions. Meanwhile, Weerachai uses Dao Rung to create distance between them. When Dao Rung becomes pregnant, Weerachai falsely accuses Pakphum of being the father and forces her into an abortion. Devastated, Dao Rung later uncovers Weerachai’s secrets but is killed in a staged car accident orchestrated by him and Chaiwat.
Ornchuma begins to suspect Chaiwat after discovering evidence of share transfers and eventually learns that he was behind her father’s death. When she tries to withdraw the case, Chaiwat has her kidnapped and forces her to sign over everything to him.
Pakphum rushes to save her but is shot and severely injured. Heartbroken, Ornchuma gathers evidence and calls the police. Chaiwat makes a final stand, engaging in a shootout with the police and is killed, leaving Weerachai to face the consequences.
Pakphum remains unconscious for several days before waking up, just as Pipop is released after the court proves that Chaiwat was the true mastermind. In the end, Pakphum’s family is reunited and finds happiness again—with Ornchuma now by his side for good.