Mor Ra Dok Bun Teung

The story follows the chaotic lives of four siblings with completely different personalities.
Their father, Pa Pa Banterng (Aken Wisarn Chattrangsikul), is a famous TV host and the owner of a program called Banterng Time. He has four children: Banchi (Pawanrat), the eldest daughter; Banleng (Sena Ling Somkiat Chanphram), the artistic second son who loves traveling abroad; Banphaburut (Fundee Jantarathanakorn), who dreams of becoming an actor and making it to Hollywood; and Ballet (Cheer Thikamporn Ritta-apinan), the youngest daughter who has just achieved her dream of becoming an engineer.
None of the four siblings have any interest in taking over their father’s business, as each is focused on their own career and ambitions.
Unexpectedly, tragedy strikes when Pa Pa Banterng dies of a heart attack. Soon after, the family lawyer reveals the inheritance. However, instead of receiving assets or a thriving business, the siblings are left with hundreds of millions in debt—caused by their father’s television production.
The only way to repay the debt is to continue producing their father’s TV show. At first, all four siblings refuse, arguing among themselves since none of them wants to take on the responsibility.
Then, Banjoed (Krissanakun Maneepakaphan), an eccentric and unconventional young man who once worked with their father, brings them a recorded message. In it, Pa Pa Banterng expresses his love and concern for his children. Touched by his words, the siblings finally decide to give up their own careers and continue his legacy.
However, a major problem remains—none of them has any experience in producing a television show. To make matters worse, Ballet takes an instant dislike to Banjoed, and the two constantly argue.
So how will these four siblings move forward? What kind of TV show will they create?
Follow their fun, chaotic, and heartfelt journey in Moradok Banterng (Entertainment Inheritance).