Dramas from Studio Masquerade Company Limited

A young woman who was raised in the brothels decides to look for a rich man to marry to escape her downtrodden life. By chance she enters her half-sister’s life and competes with her half sister for a husband. They don’t know each other, she was conceive out of wedlock–her father is a rich General who had a wife and daughter already. The General’s wife decided to have her and her mother eliminated but she was saved by chance by a prostitute who raised her to be a prostitute too. She is the ‘fire’ and she furiously coming back to claim what is hers.

When a feisty, sassy girl meets a handsome, quiet, and reserved young man, they start off as bickering rivals who constantly clash whenever they cross paths. But suddenly, a warm and fluttering feeling unexpectedly seeps into both of their hearts, catching them completely off guard.

Twenty-five years ago, Intra (Benz Punyaporn) was abandoned by her mother, a maid in the household of Kraisorn (Montri Janeaksorn), a top national export businessman. Out of pity, Kraisorn adopted the little girl as his own daughter. This happened right after he lost his wife, who passed away giving birth to Monchaya (Kwan Usamanee)—a daughter born on the exact same day as Intra. Kraisorn hoped Intra would grow up to be a playmate for his child.

Kraisorn raised both Monchaya and Intra very well. Monchaya grew up to be a good, gentle-hearted person. In contrast, Intra became moody, self-centered, and constantly caused problems that brought shame to Kraisorn. This caused Kanlayanee (Thanaporn Rattanasen), Kraisorn's younger sister, to absolutely despise Intra to her core.

Monchaya always treats Intra with sincere kindness, but Intra believes Monchaya is just putting on an act to win everyone's love. Consumed by jealousy, Intra tries to steal Phumin (Tle Thanapol), Monchaya's boyfriend. One day, she schemes to seduce him but is flatly rejected, causing her to lose face. To make matters worse, Kraisorn appoints Monchaya to an executive position, leading Intra to mistakenly believe he is biased. The two have a fierce argument, during which Intra pushes Kraisorn down the stairs, paralyzing him from the waist down. Kanlayanee kicks Intra out of the house, claiming it was Monchaya's order, which fuels Intra's burning hatred for her sister. Despite this, Monchaya is deeply worried about Intra's disappearance. Noppadol (Tengneung Kritnakan), Kraisorn's secretary who secretly loves Intra, steps in to help search for her.

Feeling sorry for Monchaya, Phumin takes her to a temple to make merit and find peace of mind. There, they meet Nun Chan (Thanyarat Lohanan), who cryptically warns Monchaya that she is about to face a great disaster. She teaches her that "goodness and a beautiful heart are the only things that will protect you from any danger." However, Monchaya doesn't think much of it, as her mind is preoccupied with worries about Kraisorn and Intra.

Meanwhile, Intra plots to destroy Monchaya for revenge. She tricks Monchaya with a phone call, and the gullible Monchaya immediately rushes out to meet her. At the time, Noppadol is stuck in an urgent meeting, so he calls Phumin to follow Monchaya. Monchaya arrives at the designated spot near a bridge. Suddenly, Intra drives her car at high speed, violently crashing into Monchaya and sending her body flying into the water. In a twist of fate, Intra's car suffers a sudden brake failure and plunges into the river as well!

Phumin arrives just in time to witness the horrifying scene. He dives into the water, pulls Monchaya's barely breathing body out, and rushes her to the hospital. In that split second between life and death, Monchaya's soul appears before Nun Chan. Monchaya cries, believing she is dead, but Nun Chan tells her it is not her time yet—what is happening is simply destiny and the fate that she and Intra must face.

At the same time, Intra regains consciousness in the hospital. She is surprised to see Phumin closely watching over her bed and is absolutely shocked to discover she is now in Monchaya's body! Intra is deeply confused, but upon seeing Phumin's tender care and realizing that her own original body is presumed dead (as only the sunken car was found), she decides to happily remain in Monchaya's body. She is now ready to transform herself into Monchaya and claim everything that rightfully belongs to her sister.

While Intra is happily living her new life in Monchaya's body, the unexpected happens: Monchaya wakes up in a small, local hospital after villagers found her body washed ashore. Monchaya is terrified to discover that she and Intra have swapped bodies. She tries everything to prove her true identity, but no one believes her. Furthermore, her family refuses to let "Intra" return home, fearing she will harm Monchaya again.

Forced out, the body of Intra (now housing Monchaya's soul) has to rent a small house with the willing help of Noppadol. The two grow closer, and Noppadol notices a drastic change in "Intra's" behavior. The woman who once constantly insulted him is now sweet and sincere. Eventually, he believes her and learns the secret that Monchaya is trapped in Intra's body. Monchaya begs Noppadol to keep it a secret and asks him to bring Yuwadee (Fai Nichanan), Phumin's younger sister and Monchaya's best friend, to meet her. It takes a long time before Monchaya can finally convince Yuwadee of the body swap.

On the other hand, the real Intra, enjoying her life in Monchaya's body, begins to reveal her true, nasty colors. Her terrible behavior gives Phumin constant headaches, to the point where he starts doubting if he still loves "Monchaya." Meanwhile, Yuwadee and Noppadol try everything to help Monchaya return to her original body, but nothing works. Remembering Nun Chan's warning, Monchaya takes Yuwadee and Noppadol to seek the nun's guidance. However, Nun Chan reveals that nothing can fix this; they must remain in these bodies until the exact day both Monchaya and Intra turn 25 years old.

How will this mysterious body-swap story conclude? Will Phumin be able to find the true heart of the woman he loves? Find out in the intense drama "Ploeng Prom" (Destiny's Fire). Tune in every Friday to Sunday at 8:25 PM on Channel 7. The first episode premieres on Sunday, April 10, 2011.

Tawan and Fah are two twin girls separated at an early age by their father Vipoo and mother KaeKai. Tawan was taken by KaeKai to live in Chiangmai and she is the outspoken one. Fah stayed in Bangkok with Vipoo and she is the docile one. Twenty years later, Tawan moves to Bangkok to find work and she randomly meets Fah.

The "Ruen Busaba" dormitory is an all-female residence located directly across from a major private university in Bangkok. It is owned solely by Maen-sree (Utumporn Silaphan), a woman raised in a rural family where her father was the only male in a household of eight sisters and a massive flock of female relatives. Whenever any of them travel to Bangkok, they inevitably stay with Maen-sree at her dorm.

On the ground floor of Ruen Busaba, there are two main gathering spots: Jae Hiang’s laundry shop and the hair salon run by Pranee (Siriporn Yooyord). Despite her name meaning "mercy," Pranee is anything but; if a customer tries to get a haircut on credit, she is known to scold them relentlessly for days on end.

Maen-sree’s life would have likely continued as blandly as her plain expression if it weren't for a sudden development: right next to her female-only sanctuary, a men's dormitory called "Ruen Nakin" is built. The walls of the two buildings are barely inches apart. The owner is Komsan (Anant Boonnark), who—unbeknownst even to himself—has developed a crush on Maen-sree because her personality reminds him of his mother.

Among the residents of the girls' dorm is Aom (Chawal-korn Wantanapisitkul), a "tom" (tomboy) with such sweet features that men are constantly lining up to woo her, hoping to convince her to embrace her feminine side.

And who is Wut (Pai Patit)? He’s the story's leading man—a handsome and cool fourth-year student and the president of the cheer club. Everywhere he goes, girls scream for him, and of course, "Gig" is one of them.

Follow the chaotic and humorous lives of these characters in the lighthearted sitcom "Hor Ying."

Sasatra Sahapanichayakarn is a talented young businessman and a major importer of automobiles. He is about to receive the Young Businessman of the Year award for his outstanding contributions to Sahayon Public Company Limited, the family’s core business. Though widely regarded as a perfect man with an enviable married life, Sasatra always feels that something is missing.

Rachawadee, a woman from a noble lineage, is graceful and well-mannered. Although her family no longer has wealth, only a respected name, she is still admired by many for being the woman who stands beside Sasatra as his wife. Sasatra himself has never been certain whether he truly loves her, but since their marriage was arranged by their elders, he has never opposed it.

However, Rachawadee is unable to bear a child for Chao Sua Saeng, Sasatra’s father, due to a congenital heart condition that prevents her from having children. This leaves her feeling deeply inferior and resentful. She confides in Jad, an old nanny who had been dismissed from the mansion by Khunying Rommaneeya after being accused of having an affair with Than Chalampu. Jad devises a plan, suggesting that Rachawadee find another woman to carry a child on her behalf.

Rachawadee decides to choose someone within the company so she can easily control the situation. Her target is Lada, a public relations employee who is struggling with serious financial problems. Rachawadee promotes her to act as Sasatra’s secretary and subtly pressures Sasatra into frequently giving Lada rides.

Unbeknownst to her, however, the woman Sasatra has secretly been watching all along is Piang-or—a simple, innocent, and sincere young woman.

Nopparuj grew up in a warm and loving family. Although his father, Noppanan, was one of the country’s top financial executives, both Noppanan and his mother, Rujipha, always gave him love and care.

One day, Weeraphat, an ambitious young executive, entered Noppanan’s life as a trusted friend in both business and personal matters. This led the two families to become very close. Weeraphat’s wife, Ratchanee, and their two daughters—Rasita, a mischievous and quick-witted girl, and Rinrada, a gentle and sweet one—had no idea about Weeraphat’s secret.

In truth, Weeraphat befriended Noppanan as part of a revenge plan. When they were young, Noppanan had accidentally caused the death of Weeraphat’s lover in a car accident. Determined to take revenge, Weeraphat teamed up with his business associate Chakarin and used cunning schemes to ruin Noppanan financially.

As a result, Noppanan went bankrupt and eventually died from a heart condition. Rujipha then took Nopparuj to live with Saowarot, Noppanan’s sister, in the countryside, and spread the false news that Nopparuj had died.

Not long after, Ratchanee passed away from cancer. Weeraphat sent his daughters abroad to study. Meanwhile, Rujipha, heartbroken, eventually died as well, hoping to take the truth with her.

However, in the end, Nopparuj discovered the truth.