Khrop Khrua Tua Lakorn

The chaotic story of three siblings—Don, Na, and O—who find themselves responsible for a theater left behind by their father after his sudden passing. Their mother died when they were young, leaving them with only their father. However, their father was a workaholic obsessed with the theater, often neglecting them and causing their relationship to become distant. Over time, Don, the eldest brother, moved out to live on his own, while Na (the middle sister) and O (the youngest brother) remained at home with Uncle Supot, their father’s close confidant. Their father’s life revolved entirely around the theater, leaving him no time for his children.
One day, Uncle Supot, the theater caretaker, informs them that their father has passed away. The three are shocked, realizing they barely knew him at all; their only memories are of him dragging them to the theater—theater this, theater that—until they were sick of it. But the biggest shock comes when they learn their father has left the theater for the three of them to inherit. They are at a loss because none of them ever cared about their father's work. Don proposes selling the theater and splitting the money, arguing that he deserves the largest share as the eldest.
However, Na and O disagree. With their conflicting views, chaotic problems ensue. What will happen when the children are forced to manage an old theater along with the massive debt their father created? Will they be able to preserve the legacy he left behind?
Follow this entertaining and insightful sitcom, "Khrop Khrua Tua Lakhon," starring Petch Karoonpon Tieansuwan, Saiparn Apinya Sakuljaroensuk, Noppand Boonyai, and Chawin Likitjareonpong. The cast also includes Sena Ling (Somkiat Chan-pram), Oh Keerati Thepthan, Durian Supot Pongpancharoen, Penpak Sirikul, and many others.
This marks the directorial debut of Sena Ling (Somkiat Chan-pram) and Alongkot Ua-paiboon.
"Khrop Khrua Tua Lakhon" airs every Saturday from 16:30 – 17:00 on Thai PBS. The first episode premieres on Saturday, August 30, 2014.