Dramas from Studio QUIZ AND QUEST COMPANY LIMITED

Big sea dreams Bitter love story, sweet, honey mixed with Borapet Is the definition of this drama In other words, the love of the 18 -year -old girl, but 12 years old, must be with stepmother and older sisters who are selfish and jealous. One day, when she had the opportunity, she fly out of the house to an adventure in the world with a girl friend. By applying for a job in a new resort There, she met a young man in a dream that both handsome. The romantic atmosphere immediately made her fall in love. By not knowing that she was walking into a great danger When he agreed to marry the dream boy to escape the painful world But when married, she had to meet the sweet torture world of love. When the dream man changed to a bad demon How is a good woman who is durable with this sweet and bitter love? Umakorn or Um, aged 12, became an orphan mother when the father (Attha) took the old wife (Bang -on) and the older sister. Oradi) come to stay at home Umakorn became a child who was abused both physically and mentally from stepmother and sister. No matter how good you do, she has never liked her stepmother and my sister will only have my best friend next to the house that is a friend next to her.

At the reception ceremony, coming back from the country of Phu Watcha, the most beloved son of Surawit, the godfather of the Pub and Complex Entertainment, a famous model, has many high -class celebrities attending the event. Among dozens of journalists, Jidapa - Surawits adoptive daughter Wearing a large diamond, the price of tens of millions of baht, walking the fashion show to show off the wealth of the owner. The criminal seized the opportunity to rob diamonds. Suddenly, the girl in the red evening dress stands out to compete for a diamond from Prim or Prima, a woman in a red dress who stole a diamond to find someone who has abandoned her sister. But in the end it was arrested by Capt. Chanin, a skilled young police officer Of the Office of the Prevention and Suppression of Children and Women Follow closely Both of them fought. Both take turns, losing, taking turns, winning. She relied on the screaming rhythm, saying that Chanin would rape her. But in the end, Chanin followed her until

Police Lieutenant Mallika Jaihan fails a mission and is suspended indefinitely due to that. She decides to go back to her hometown, where her father asks her to marry a lawyer named Parawee, whom she has never seen before. Mallika has never thought about getting married until she begins falling in love with Parawee.

Malika decides to do everything to prove true love exists, so she moves to Parawee's house to prove herself. There she fights with Parawee's mother. However, the two bond together when they start investigating a big drug dealer together.

When the dashing girl who hides the sweetness completely In the stains of children, techniques, construction Have to disturb the heart when meeting with the maximum dream of reaching in every way Will the prince look penetrating the stains of the frogs that hide the beautiful rose, the sweet aroma inside? Everyone, because of the male friends, the stinging side of the body in the construction branch, learned together. The nest but made Kusuma know that no one should be caught to make a girlfriend for the glands to feel. But that matter, Kusuma could not pay attention because of the big issues that were thought every day, three times after the meal from young to growing is to go abroad and travel around the world. After graduating, it was appropriate to be dedicated to the heart to a great dream.

Khom, a charming young man, must disguise himself as a servant to infiltrate Baan Sak (Sak House) and uncover the truth. He is aided by Sai Kwan, a wealthy heiress who ran away from her own wedding, posing as his cook and fake wife. Their chaotic, hilarious, and perilous mission begins! They must conceal their identities to discover the dark secrets of Baan Sak, but can they conceal the overflowing love they feel for each other?

Sai Kwan (Yardthip Rajpal), the cherished only daughter of Madam Saijit, a wealthy socialite, flees her wedding in disarray to escape a forced marriage. In a stroke of fate, she hides in the car of a stranger, Khompetch or Khom (Kiatkamol Lata). Khom is on the most important mission of his life: to uncover the truth about his birth! However, his plans go awry when he encounters Sai Kwan, a stranger being chased and carrying expensive valuables. Convinced she is a thief, Khom’s troubles multiply when Art-Ong, a mysterious hitman in a black sedan, begins stalking and attacking him. Khom is forced into an adventure with this "thief" he initially dislikes. But after surviving life-and-death situations together, their animosity turns into a necessary partnership.

Non and Ngam, a married couple and Khom’s close friends, deliver shocking news. The original plan was for Khom to work as a driver at Baan Sak, the house his father Sak (from whom he was separated as a child) promised him in a letter. However, Sak’s younger brother Suban and nephew Singha deny Khom is mentioned in the will. Khom needs to investigate, but Baan Sak changes its hiring policy, now seeking a married couple as servants. Khom begs Sai Kwan to pose as his fake wife.

Sai Kwan, relentlessly pursued by her mother, agrees, seeing this disguise as her best option. Non and Ngam transform the high-society pair into low-class servants. Khom becomes Nai Wai, and Sai Kwan becomes Dok Oor. No one suspects Sai Kwan’s true identity. They manage to pass the inspection of Khun Niam, the strict head housekeeper, and are accepted into the household.

Baan Sak is a grand mansion with questionable ownership. Besides Suban and Singha, there is Sita, Singha's fashionable younger sister who constantly argues with him because Suban spoils her. Unbeknownst to Suban, his precious daughter has been secretly involved with Chat, Singha's bodyguard, for two years, hiding their relationship due to his lower status.

Getting into the house is just the first step. Besides searching for the will, Khom and Sai Kwan are exhausted by hard labor and the challenge of maintaining their charade amidst a household of gossip-loving servants. They deal with the strict Niam, Juan (a maid who has a crush on Khom and watches the fake couple closely), and Pud (an adorable but nosy young girl). They nearly get caught several times. To make matters worse, the lecherous Suban constantly tries to force himself on Sai Kwan, forcing "Nai Wai" to fiercely protect his "wife."

Meanwhile, Prince Pongnarin, the abandoned groom, faces a crisis. The humiliating truth is he agreed to the marriage to pay off his late parents' debts with money from Saijit. Saijit, a wealthy widow and former beauty queen constantly gossiped about for her background, wants to improve her image by marrying into aristocracy. She threatens Pongnarin with the debt, forcing him and his aide Mieng to join her and Fad (Saijit's aide and Sai Kwan's nanny) in hunting down Sai Kwan.

Kongkaew, Khom’s girlfriend who initially opposed his mission, realizes her selfishness. She asks Pee, her ex-boyfriend and owner of Peeraphan Resort, for help finding Khom, as his resort is near Baan Sak. Pee agrees after much persuasion. However, chaos ensues when Pee’s tomboy sister, Pintu, gets involved with Prince Pongnarin, who becomes a guest at the resort. While Pee succumbs to Kongkaew’s charms, Pintu falls for Pongnarin’s, agreeing to help him find his "misunderstood" runaway bride.

Khom and Sai Kwan get their first lead on the will from Nai Mak, Sak’s old confidant now in a mental asylum. Mak confirms the will exists but doesn't know where it is. Khom decides to seduce Sita to get information, which affects his and Sai Kwan’s feelings. Sai Kwan gets jealous, and when Kongkaew manages to befriend the household, she too tries to get close to Khom. In retaliation, Sai Kwan flirts with Singha to get information quickly. Khom, unable to bear his jealousy, constantly picks fights with her, eventually admitting to himself that he has fallen completely in love with his fake wife.

Prince Pongnarin tricks Pintu into searching for Sai Kwan, but his deception is revealed. Pintu punches him and lectures him on using others to solve his problems. When Saijit finds Sai Kwan, Pintu helps her escape again! This sparks a war between Saijit and Pintu. Pintu kidnaps Pongnarin to use as leverage against Saijit. During his captivity, Pintu teaches the spoiled prince honesty and self-reliance, and their feelings for each other grow.

Although Khom confesses his love, Sai Kwan doesn't believe him, thinking it's just a fleeting emotion from their proximity. Meanwhile, Suban plans to invest Sak's massive fortune in his own name. Khom risks everything to find the will quickly, using himself as bait at Suban’s company. Singha sends Art-Ong to kill him. During the chase and attempts to destroy evidence, Sai Kwan, Non, and Ngam gather proof that Singha and Suban forged the will and were involved in Sak’s death. Singha realizes Khom is the man he hired Art-Ong to kill and is now in his house!

Singha kidnaps Sai Kwan to bargain with Khom. Saijit, realizing her daughter is in danger, regrets her controlling ways. Pongnarin, Pintu, Kongkaew, and Pee all join the rescue. Khom turns the tables on Singha. Seeing the sacrifices Khom and Sai Kwan make for each other, Kongkaew finally gives up on Khom.

The real will is revealed. Singha goes to prison. Suban suffers a stroke and becomes paralyzed for life. Chat, also imprisoned, asks Khom to spare Sita, as she was innocent. Khom gives Sita a share of the inheritance to start a new life. Saijit reconciles with Sai Kwan and promises to stop controlling her. It is revealed that "Dok Oor" is actually a billionaire heiress!

Khom and Kongkaew clear the air; she decides to give Pee, who has always stood by her, a chance. Saijit lends money to Prince Pongnarin to start a business, with Pintu as his advisor.

In the end, three couples—Khom & Sai Kwan, Prince Pongnarin & Pintu, and Pee & Kongkaew—find happiness and love after all their struggles.

Follow "Dok Oor Sai Kwan," airing Monday-Friday at 6:45 PM - 8:00 PM on Thai TV3. The drama premieres on Monday, September 23, 2013.

Baan Nok Khao Krung (Country Bumpkin in the City)

A highly chaotic and deceptive love story between M.L. Choeypiman (Ekapong Jongkesakorn), a multi-billionaire heir, and Daonil (Napapa Tantrakul), a cute young woman who unintentionally has to turn herself into "E-Dam Tab-Ped" (an extremely dark/ugly duckling persona). She uses this disguise so that Choeypiman won't catch on to her real identity. Meanwhile, Choeypiman also disguises himself as a servant, letting his mischievous younger brother Songklod (Thana Chatborirak) play the role of the high-society Mom Luang (M.L.) to charm and win the hearts of Daorung (Wethaka Siriwattana) and Daorai (Pokchat Thiamchai).

Plengpin (Yardthip Rajpal) is a beautiful and incredibly sassy girl from Ubon Ratchathani. She is the leader of the Isan Arts Club’s Pong Lang band—a fun, spicy, and lively Pong Lang Samcha group! Even though she is a simple country girl, her beauty is on par with Miss Thailand World. She once made a sacred vow to the guardian spirits of Ubon City that if she passed her university entrance exams, she would not have a boyfriend for four full years. This means she absolutely cannot allow herself to fall in love with anyone.

The person who comes closest to making her break her vow is Sart Wannawijak (Ekkaphong Jongkesakorn), a famous, flawless, handsome, and wealthy young high-society man. He is a top executive with incredibly beautiful eyes at Wannawijak Group, a major national import-export company where she is interning before graduation. Sart is the beloved grandson of Sittithep (Supoj Chancharoen), a ghost grandfather who desperately wants Plengpin to become his grandson-in-law.

This dream seems likely to come true... because Plengpin recently makes a major mistake at work, causing the company to lose over a hundred million baht. Sart offers her an ultimatum: pretend to be his girlfriend, or prepare to go to jail. Sart wants Plengpin as his fake girlfriend to use her as a tool to drive away Mukdaras (Supaksorn Chaimongkol), a sexy high-society widow, from his life. Grandpa Sittithep tries to turn their fake relationship into real love, even pushing for marriage. However, little do they know that this is just the beginning of the chaotic events to follow.

Sart constantly brings Plengpin to social events to announce that he is no longer single, making Mukdaras hate Plengpin to the bone. Mukdaras intentionally tries to humiliate Plengpin by exposing her roots, revealing that she is not from a noble background but just a low-status girl from the plateau. However, Plengpin isn't ashamed; instead, she invites her friends from the Isan Arts Club—Panjaree (Wiragarn Seneetantikul), Weerakit (Kritpudis Suriyawong), Apple (Pang Kornbai), Malakor (Thanakorn Sawassakorn), Kluay (Thiparin Yodthanasawas), Som (Usanee Peungpa), and Teacher Chris (Morris K)—to perform right in the middle of the high-society event.

Later, the two continue to clash because Sart frequently crosses the line, pushing Plengpin to the point of almost revealing the truth that they aren't really a couple. Sart shuts her up by kissing her in front of everyone, including Mukdaras. This incident brings Plengpin to tears because the university dismisses her from the Isan Arts Club for inappropriate behavior. She asks to terminate their contract, but Sart refuses because his plan to get rid of Mukdaras is working perfectly.

Meanwhile, Mukdaras plots to eliminate Plengpin using Radit (Apinan Prasertwattanakul), but Grandpa Sittithep and Sart arrive in time to save her. However, their secret is soon discovered by Prach (Chokchai Boonworametee), Sart's younger brother. Prach begins courting Plengpin, which makes Sart want to end the fake arrangement and ask Plengpin to be his real girlfriend. But Mukdaras strikes again by fabricating evidence that Plengpin embezzled company money, tricking Sart into firing her.

Mukdaras becomes desperate for cash after gambling away her money at Sia Prawat’s (Attachai Anantamek) casino. Sart temporarily gets back together with Mukdaras. Plengpin is tricked by Radit, drugged, and nearly assaulted according to Mukdaras's plan, but Sart saves her just in time. Still in love with Sart, Plengpin goes to his house only to witness a heartbreaking scene between him and Mukdaras—and he even announces their engagement.

Sart later intercepts Radit as he is about to flee the country. He forces him to confess, discovering that everything was orchestrated by Mukdaras. Sart immediately cancels the engagement. When the police come to arrest Mukdaras, she manages to escape with Prawat's help. The three villains—Mukdaras, Prawat, and Radit—plot to wipe Plengpin off the face of the earth, knowing she is the person Sart loves the most. Grandpa Sittithep tries to warn Plengpin, but she is captured by Radit. Grandpa Sittithep and Sart arrive to save her in time, and the villains are tricked by the ghost grandfather. However, Mukdaras escapes the police once again and takes Plengpin hostage, demanding a ransom of one hundred million baht from Sart.

What will happen next? Will Plengpin and Sart finally be able to understand each other? Tune in to the drama "Duang Ta Nai Duang Jai" (Eyes in the Heart), broadcasting Monday to Friday at 6:30 PM on Thai TV Color Channel 3.

Nawin is a hard-working young man. His parents are Sergeant Nil (Jah Nil) and Mae Leab. Jah Nil used to be a servant in the house of the Navy commander-in-chief. One day when Nawin was young, he went to the cammander-in-chief's house and met his daughter, Khun Noo Pichanika, who was a very little child. Nawin hugged her but Mae Leab got angry. She blamed Nawin and called him a "menial son". He was furious and vowed with himself that he would never be a "servant" sergeant like his dad. Nawin strived to study hard and he was be able to get into and graduate from the cardet school. He's now the captain of the Sri Siam Warship, which is the most modern and greatest warship in Thai Navy. Nawin has a very hard belief that he would never serve the commander-in-chief and would never want to have a high-ranking person like that to be his father-in-law.

Pichanika or Khun Noo Eed, the commander-in-chief's daughter, has grown to be a very beautiful and attractive girl. Her parents sent her to study in foreign country and once she gets back, she becomes spoiled and flirty. The commander-in-chief is very powerful but he doesn't have much money; on the contrary, Jah Nil is just a sergeant but he is very wealthy because he and his wife are economical and they got very huge amount of profits from land investment. The commander-in-chief borrowed money from Jah Nil to invest in an island with Jah Nil but that business still hasn't met the break even point. The commander-in-chief wants his daughter to marry with Nawin, because he knows that Nawin is a good guy, has outstanding capabilities and has bright future. Moreover, if Nawin and Pichanika get married, it would be like the debts will be eliminated because the commander-in-chief and Jah Nil will give that island to be the couple's property easily. Jah Nil respects the commander-in-chief so much and really loves Pichanika so he wants to have her as a daughter-in-law.

Both Jah Nil and the commander-in-chief try to match the couple together. However, Nawin and Pichanika both refuse that thought. Nawin doesn't want to have a high-ranking father-in-law, while Pichanika doesn't want to have a low-ranking sergeant as her father-in-law.

However, in Pichanika's birthday party, she meets Nawin by chance and they have a crush on each other without knowing each other's name. But after the couple learn each other's identities, they are so surprised and start to put their guards. Both of their parents, Pichanika's nanny Mae Jiam, and others in the navy, are trying to plot a plan to get them together. Their plan is to create a situation to get Pichanika to stay on Nawin's ship and cannot go back to land, so that the couple can spend more time together and to finally fall in love.

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Sirapatchar Duangjai Nakrop is a sweeping romantic action drama about a prince in exile, a kingdom stolen by treachery, and the battle to reclaim both a homeland and a lost love.

The story begins in Minalin, a small but wealthy independent state rich in diamonds. It is ruled by Wasin (Sathaporn Nakwilai), whose wife is Netra (Suangsuda Lawanprasert), and together they have a son, Pachar (Sornram Theppitak). Wasin also has a close friend, Daran (Atchai Anantamek), whom his father raised as an adopted son. The two grow up together, and when Wasin becomes the ruler, Daran is appointed military commander of Minalin, making him second only to Wasin in power.

Later, Daran stages a coup.

Praisan, the military commander trusted by Wasin to help Netra and young Pachar escape, betrays him and joins Daran’s side. He lures mother and son away intending to kill them, but Pachar kills Praisan first. The two are then rescued by Madit (Vance Falconer), ruler of another small independent state called Mintu, who introduces them to his people as relatives.

Daran successfully seizes power and captures Wasin, forcing him to open the vault that holds the Sirapatchar, the sacred jewel symbolizing the ruler’s authority. The vault can only be opened using Wasin’s fingerprint. When Wasin refuses, Daran cuts off his finger and orders Chakorn (Pasin Ruengwut) to take Wasin away and kill him.

Madit has a daughter, Bajree (Yardthip Rajpal), and a son, Phusana (Mawin Taweepol). Adisorn (Sorapong Chatree), commander of a Thai special forces unit and Madit’s close friend, takes Pachar to Thailand to be trained in military combat. There, Pachar studies under the name Chawin. Adisorn has a son, Tham (Chatyodom Hiranyasthiti), who is also in military training, and a daughter, Lamthan (Sririta Jensen), who is studying medicine.

One day during intense military training, Pachar gets the chance to save Tham from a car accident. Later, Tham saves Pachar’s life when assassins try to kill him during field training. From that moment on, the two become inseparable friends.

Meanwhile, Lamthan celebrates her birthday at a restaurant on the day she graduates. Secretly, Pachar sends her a diamond necklace — once used by his father to propose to his mother — through a waiter as a birthday gift. On the first day Lamthan must perform a real surgery by herself as a medical student, Theerat (Boromwuti Hiranyasthiti), the son of a high-ranking military officer and another man in love with her, supports and encourages her. She succeeds beautifully.

At the same time, Daran orders the elimination of the men he had earlier sent to assassinate Pachar, although Mukrin, his wife, and Disorn, his son, are both disturbed by his cruelty.

Everyone believes Wasin is dead, but in truth he survives with Chakorn’s help. Chakorn becomes a spy working from within, determined to help Wasin recover his memory. On the day Pachar finishes his military course and celebrates with friends, Daran’s men attack again. Pachar escapes by hijacking a car — only to discover that the driver is Lamthan. Forced to flee, he takes Lamthan with him into the northern wilderness, where they hide in a cave while Daran’s men continue hunting them. Pachar, who has secretly loved Lamthan for years, tricks her into staying with him by pretending there are wild animals and dangers everywhere. Together they endure seven days of hardship. During that time, Lamthan comes to see his bravery, his gentlemanly nature, and the tenderness he shows her, and she begins developing special feelings for him.

When Pachar needs to change his escape route, Lamthan refuses to go back to Bangkok and insists on remaining his hostage all the way to the border. Lieutenant Tham is shocked when he hears from Pachar that he has hijacked Lamthan’s car and taken her with him, but after hearing the explanation, he agrees to follow Pachar’s plan and later heads to the border to bring his sister home.

Pachar eventually returns to Mintu, though his heart remains with Lamthan. There, Chakorn brings Wasin to meet him. Pachar is overjoyed to learn that his father is still alive, even though Wasin has not yet regained his memory. Netra takes care of Wasin, and together they begin planning to reclaim Minalin from Daran’s immoral rule.

Under Daran, Minalin — once prosperous and happy — falls into decline. The people suffer terribly, and protests begin under the leadership of Parin (Natthamonkarn Srinikornchot), a female friend of Pachar’s. Pachar secretly meets with her, and together with Chakorn they begin laying the groundwork for revolution. Later labor protests are also manipulated from behind the scenes by Pachar and Chakorn.

Lamthan continues following events in Minalin closely and volunteers to go there as part of a medical team to care for the wounded. Chakorn is stripped of his position by Daran, who instead appoints Rachit (Jakkrit Ammarat). Pachar is wounded and takes refuge with the volunteer medical team, where he reunites with Dr. Sirapatchar — Lamthan. When Daran’s men close in again, Lamthan helps him escape.

Daran orders Rachit to crush the protests with force, arrest the leaders, and charge them with rebellion. Those unable to escape are captured, their fates unknown. Wekin (Adisorn Attakrit), an important movement leader, survives with help from Pachar’s men. Parin realizes that Pachar and Lamthan are in love, so she tries to draw closer to Pachar herself — but no matter what she does, she cannot make him love her.

Pachar then travels to the Golden Triangle, and Mintu sends Madit’s son Phusana as its representative to an important meeting so he can assist him. But Manit, a loyal officer with military resources of his own, feels Pachar’s plan is too slow. He launches a premature attack to capture Daran, but the mission fails, forcing Pachar to lead his forces in to rescue him.

At the same time, Parin joins hands with Doctor Theerat, determined to break Pachar and Lamthan apart — and they succeed. Misunderstandings grow between the lovers.

Will Pachar and Lamthan be able to reconcile?

And how will the military campaign to reclaim Minalin finally unfold?

Find out in “Sirapatchar Duangjai Nakrop” (Sirapatchar, Heart of a Warrior), airing every Friday at 8:30 PM and Saturday–Sunday at 8:15 PM on Thai TV Channel 3, beginning with its first episode on Saturday, September 18.

Phon’s father has five children, but he does not love them equally. He favors his eldest son, Phongphat, more than the others because Phong excels in his studies. The father fully supports him in order to make up for his own past disappointment of failing to become a government officer.

Because of this, he spoils and always takes Phong’s side, which eventually causes Phong to develop a bad personality. Meanwhile, the mother, Song, constantly steps in to oppose the father whenever she sees that he is being unfair to the other children.

Phatthana is the child his father dislikes the most because he is not academically gifted and often defies him. The father frequently overlooks Phat’s good qualities. He is especially displeased that Phat refuses to continue his studies and instead chooses to run an auto repair garage, which the father sees as a lowly and unpromising profession.

Despite this, Phat continues on his chosen path with his mother’s support.

Follow the rest of the story in “Sud Tae Jai Ja Khwai Khwa” (“As the Heart Desires”).