Karm Wayla Ha Ruk

In 1992, Petch (Bie Sukrit) is a pub singer who dreams of releasing an album and becoming a famous star, supported by his encouraging girlfriend, Praepim (Vill Wannarot). However, Pim's father, Apichart (Kriangkrai Unhanan), dislikes him, seeing Petch as just a singer with no future. He plans for Pim to marry Pitsanu (Sathaporn Nakwilai), the son of a prominent politician named Palakorn (Suchao Pongwilai), and forces her to break up with Petch. As a result, the couple elopes to Hua Hin.
One night, while visiting a temple fair, Petch encounters Chao Pho Phaya Dum (Prasat Thongaram), a sacred guardian deity he has worshipped since childhood. The deity knows that Petch is destined for a grave misfortune. Out of pity and recognizing Petch as a good person, the deity uses his mystical powers to transport Petch across time to the year 2011, allowing him to see his own future.
In 2011, after traveling 19 years into the future, Petch discovers that Pim (Sinjai Plengpanich), who is now 43 years old, is married to Pitsanu and has a daughter named Muanmai (Grand Punwarot). Petch is shocked and heartbroken that he didn't end up with Pim as he had hoped. To make matters worse, when he returns to his old home, he finds it abandoned and shut down. Furthermore, Grandma Noi (Chomchai Chatwilai), who raised him since childhood, is now living in a nursing home. This leaves Petch desperately wondering what happened to him over the past 19 years. Determined to uncover the truth so he can return and fix his past mistakes, Petch applies for a job as a singing teacher at Pim's vocal school under the alias "Pat."
The first time Pim hears Teacher Pat sing and sees his face, she can hardly believe her eyes—he looks exactly like her former lover, Petch. Because of this, she is reluctant to hire him. However, Obarun (Rudklao Amratisha), Pim's best friend, is highly impressed by Pat's voice and looks. She manages to persuade Pim to soften her stance and give him the job. This allows Petch to reunite with Tor (O Anuchit), Pim's cousin, who has been close to Petch since they were young.
He also meets Kid (Tono The Star), a coffee delivery boy who dreams of becoming a singer; Guy (A Narin), a spoiled high-society playboy—both of whom are in love with Muanmai and thus constantly at odds with each other; and Pin (Namtarn The Star), a confident and ambitious young woman. Most importantly, Petch discovers that Pim's family life is unhappy because Pitsanu is having an affair with another woman, Wipawan (May Fuangarom). This deepens Petch's sorrow and fuels his determination to find out exactly what happened between him and Pim!
As time passes, Petch and Pim grow closer. This makes Muanmai suspicious and causes her to despise Petch, believing he is trying to steal her mother away from her father, which leads to conflicts between mother and daughter. Meanwhile, Petch slowly uncovers unexpected answers. In the end, what is the truth he has been searching for? And will he be able to return to the past and successfully change his fate?
Follow the TV musical drama Kham Wela Ha Rak (Crossing Time to Find Love), airing every Monday to Thursday at 8:25 PM on Channel 5. The series premieres on Monday, April 18, 2011.