Borisat Sang Suk

Tan (J Jetrin) and Pim (Nicole Theriault) are a married couple who have been together for six years. They have one child, little Nadia (Lizzy), a four-year-old girl who is as adorable as she is mischievous. Since Nadia seems to know she has great “ratings,” she can be rather spoiled and demanding.
Then an economic downturn — imported straight from America and worsened by domestic turmoil — shakes Thailand’s economy. As a result, Tan loses his job when his company restructures to cut costs, leaving him unexpectedly unemployed.
Meanwhile, Pim is a full-time housewife who dreams of becoming a writer. But because she never has enough time to seriously devote to writing, she has remained only a dreamer — or at best, someone who wants to write. Still, her dream has never faded. Even if she has never published a book, she continues to write on her web blog instead.
Tawan (Tee Wiwit), Tan’s younger brother who has just graduated, encourages Tan to start his own company and become his own boss. Tawan eagerly offers to help with the work — though in truth, he cannot find a job himself. He knows well that his older brother is extremely creative, so much so that many people think he is eccentric. To Tawan, his brother is not just eccentric — he is outright crazy in a brilliant way. That is why he supports Tan in launching a business unlike any other: a company dedicated to designing happiness for people in society.
Tan and Pim quickly agree with the idea, and so Tan starts a company called Sang Sook Co., Ltd. (Creating Happiness Co., Ltd.). He hopes the company can bring smiles to society, even if only small smiles to a few people. Pim hopes that those few people who receive happiness will then pass it on to the people around them, creating an endless chain of joy.