Ban Cha Na Jai

It was a historic day when the Thai national futsal team faced off against Iran. Everyone was excited and hopeful for a victory, but no one could have guessed that on that very night, several young lives would change forever.
As the match neared its end, Hok, Cobra, Lo, and Thi were arrested by the police for various offenses. Meanwhile, Nay, a rising star player who carried the hopes of the entire nation, missed the crucial final penalty kick, causing Thailand to lose. Overwhelmed by disappointment and regret, he got drunk and drove his car, hitting Rin, an 8-year-old girl, leaving her disabled. Their mistakes led them all to meet at "Ban Chana Jai" (House of Winning Hearts), a juvenile detention center under the care of its new director, Aunt Kal.
Aunt Kal's transition into her new role as director was not smooth. Her vision was to transform this "kid's prison" into a home by changing the rules of Ban Chana Jai to focus on reconciliation, allowing the children to learn their own self-worth. However, she faced significant obstacles from Deputy Director Manas, who constantly tried to impede her efforts.
Despite the challenges, through her determination, Aunt Kal managed to form a small futsal team for Ban Chana Jai. She enlisted the help of Teacher Oum and Nay to coach the team, with Hok, Cobra, Lo, Thi, Diew, Per, Tao, and other kids in the home as members.
The journey of "Team Zero" was far from beautiful. They faced immense pressure from society during every match. As the pressure mounted, conflicts arose within Team Zero, causing the members to drift apart. However, in the end, driven by their love for futsal and the desire to prove themselves to the outside world, the children of Team Zero reunited. This time, they put tremendous effort into their training, and their dedication ultimately led Team Zero to victory.
Ban Chana Jai became like a second home for the children. They received excellent care and attention from Aunt Kal, Nay, and Teacher Oum. From their first day at Ban Chana Jai to the day they had to leave, the children gained many experiences. Aunt Kal felt proud knowing these children were ready to go out and live among others in society.
Before they left, Aunt Kal gave them a special gift: she organized a "Peace Day." On this day, the offenders asked for forgiveness from those they had wronged, allowing them to leave and live their lives without lingering guilt.
In the end, after leaving Ban Chana Jai, the children were able to live normal lives in society. Each pursued their dreams and applied the lessons learned at Ban Chana Jai, which had taught them so much, ultimately granting them a good new life.
Tune in to the drama "Ban Chana Jai." Directed by: Cherdpong Laoyont Starring: Hattaya Wongkrachang, Chanon Thipkanok, Chanya Lertatchariyakul, Panya Sukkhajeethamrong, Chaowares Saengsawang, and Chawanrat Jenjitranon. Broadcast: Mondays and Tuesdays at 20:20 on Thai PBS. Premiere: Monday, November 4, 2013. Website: www.thaipbs.or.th/banchanajai