Ban Nang Ram (House Of Grace)

Duang-apsorn (Anna Glucks) is the village's lead traditional dancer. She carries the memories of a past life where she abandoned her duty to perform a sacred dance for the Goddess Apsorn, leading to a calamity and a curse upon her village. In this present life, she is determined to sacrifice her personal happiness and maintain her chastity as a dedicated dancer, hoping to bring peace and well-being back to her people.
However, Phurich (Kiattiphum Banluechairit), the son of a wealthy businessman, strongly disagrees. He knows that in their past life, he pleaded with the Goddess to fulfill his love for Duang-apsorn, only to face a tragic death. Because of this, Phurich has no faith in the Goddess and tries to prove that life is shaped by one's actions, not by miracles.
Despite their polar-opposite beliefs, Duang-apsorn and Phurich find themselves helping one another, eventually causing their love to bloom once again.
Their journey is hindered by Risa (Suchanut Thammawong), a rival from their past life who continues to harass them. She teams up with Kraiwit (Sumetha Roysee), who is obsessed with Duang-apsorn. Together, they plot to destroy the couple's relationship, backed by Risa’s father, Chettha (Thitinun Suwansak), and Phurich’s father, Wetchakorn (Jaturong Kolimart).
Duang-apsorn and Phurich must prove their true love by overcoming these schemes, searching for their biological mothers, and rescuing young women lured into human trafficking by Chettha. Ultimately, through love, belief, and faith, the two find fulfillment and finally get to spend their lives together in the present day.