Pleng Din Klin Dao

Hurt and resentful, believing she was the cause of her mother’s death and the reason her father had to quit singing, Dao La-or (Woranuch Wongsawan), a young tribal woman, decides to leave home and accept a scholarship to study vocal performance in France. There, she unexpectedly saves the life of Pathapi (Siwat Chotchaicharin), the owner of a music label. He becomes deeply captivated by her voice, but she suddenly disappears—unbeknownst to him, she is forced to return home after hearing news that her father has fallen heavily into alcoholism and neglected the music troupe he founded.
Dao La-or confronts her father, and after a heated argument, he resolves to revive the troupe once more. However, tragedy strikes when he dies in an accident before he can do so. Determined to honor him, Dao La-or vows to sing the songs her father once composed for her mother.
Fate brings her back to Pathapi, who decides to train her into a professional singer. But Mathana (Crystal Wiruncharaya), his fiancée, grows jealous and causes trouble, forcing Dao La-or to flee. She then encounters Naphat (Saranyu Prachakrit), her close friend who secretly loves her. He unintentionally leads her into trouble involving a powerful drug lord, resulting in her arrest.
Unable to stand by, Pathapi goes after her, rescues her, and they reconcile. He organizes a concert for Dao La-or, and on that day, the two finally perform a love song together—“Song Rak Song Phaen Din” (Love Song of Two Lands)—happily side by side.