Phoot Sao Sue Rak (Mysterious Singer)

Linin (Patchaya Piansamoe), a beautiful young woman who dreams of becoming a singer, travels to Bangkok to work and send money back home. Deep down, she hopes someone will recognize her singing talent. However, upon arriving in the city, her bag is snatched by a thief. As she chases after him, she is accidentally knocked down by Techat (Tonnon Wongboon), allowing the thief to escape. Furious, Linin attacks Techat with Muay Thai moves, thinking he is an accomplice, which leads to him being taken to the police station. Unbeknownst to her, Techat is actually a police officer assigned by Superintendent Pittaya (Direk Amatayakul) to work with Sergeant Toei (Pasathorn Songthawonthawee) on a mission to arrest Sia Denphum (Pongsanart Winasiri) and Chakraphon (Pongsathat Rattanaseranee), the owners of New Hunsa—a venue involved in illegal activities.
After leaving the police station, Linin applies for a receptionist job at New Hunsa. Denphum and Chakraphon are very pleased with her, which sparks jealousy in the club’s star singers, Puangdao (Kawintra Pothijak) and Praowduan (Tharonsorn Kumchob). Meanwhile, Techat discovers that Denphum is trafficking women overseas for prostitution, so he goes undercover as an electrician at the club. All the girls take a liking to him—except Linin, who is confused about why she keeps running into him.
Pa Chom (Wiyada Umarin), the head of staff, lets Linin stay in the employee quarters. One night, as she drifts off to sleep, she hears an old melody playing. The lights flicker, windows open and close on their own, and she feels as though she is being watched. When Linin tells Pa Chom about being haunted, the news spreads quickly among the staff, leaving everyone shaken—including the music teacher, Kru Chalom (Prap Yuttapichai). As a result, Denphum orders the club to close on major Buddhist holy days so that Ajarn To (Jumphon Srichamorn) can perform spiritual rituals.
As time passes, Linin begins to dream of a mysterious woman asking for help and pointing toward the ceiling. After hearing her story, Uncle Plan (Thana Sinprasat) meditates and discovers that the spirit is Ploynapa (Nitchanan Funkaew), a ghost seeking assistance. Not long after, Busaya (Phatranit Wiriyabamrungkit), Denphum’s youngest daughter, returns to Thailand and plans to modernize the singers’ performances. However, strange incidents continue to disrupt rehearsals. When Busaya falls off the stage during practice, Techat catches her, causing her to instantly fall in love with him.
Later, while pretending to check the electrical system in Denphum’s room, Techat finds evidence of illegal activities. When Denphum and Chakraphon return unexpectedly, Techat hides in Linin’s room—surprised that the two men refuse to enter it. Inside, he notices a sacred talisman attached to the ceiling and accidentally knocks it loose. Suddenly, white mist fills the room. From that moment on, chaos and terrifying events begin to unfold throughout New Hunsa.
What will happen next? Follow the story in the drama Phut Sao Suea Rak (“The Ghost Girl Who Connects Love”), airing Monday–Thursday at 6:50 PM and Friday at 6:30 PM on Channel 7HD (press 35), with live streaming on the BBTV Channel 7 official Facebook page and reruns available on BUGABOO.TV. The drama premiered on Monday, July 31, 2017.