Dramas from Studio GEINOKAI CO.,LTD.

Wit is a young handsome heir to a real estate empire. His father orders him to go buy a farm owned by Por Liang In, if he can’t make the deal happen, he will be cut off from the family’s fortune. It’s not an easy task for Wit when Por Liang In’s beautiful granddaughter Mintra is there to obstruct his every move.

After the major mission of Lai-mek (Amarin Nitiphon) and Pi-saeng (Worrawech Danuwong) becomes the talk of the police department, the investigative unit gains massive popularity. Superintendent Manat is overjoyed with the outstanding achievements. Having restored honor to his agency, Lai-mek requests to step back and only handle minor cases so he can spend time with his daughter, Fa-khram (Jomkwan Leelaphongprasut). Furthermore, he is nursing a broken heart because Teacher Ploy ended their relationship to study abroad. Meanwhile, Pi-saeng continues to work solo, though he hasn't entirely escaped the shadow of his former partner, Lai-mek, as he has now leveled up to become Fa-khram's boyfriend.

Superintendent Manat receives urgent orders to train new personnel to handle the increasing number of cases. The first person selected for training is Ong-sa (Toni Rakkaen), a young honors graduate whose scores and skills are nearly on par with Pi-saeng's. The difference, however, lies in his demeanor: Ong-sa is polite, respectful, naive, and pure-hearted, lacking any sharp edges or street smarts. The police department wants Ong-sa to learn the tricks of the trade to keep up with criminals. Without a seasoned pro like Lai-mek to personally train him, the training burden falls on Pi-saeng.

However, when it comes to actual field operations, things don't go as expected. Pi-saeng is still too overconfident in his own methods and is not ready to manage anyone else. Paired with a rookie like Ong-sa, their missions end in disaster. This forces Manat to beg Lai-mek to return and shadow the duo to make the team work again. Lai-mek's return secretly displeases Pi-saeng, as it serves as a reminder that he can't handle things without his old partner. On top of that, Pi-saeng is constantly bickering with Fa-khram. Now that she is training to be a journalist, their schedules constantly clash, leading to frequent arguments.

Lai-mek isn't having an easy time either, as he faces unexpected troubles with Jomjai-chanok (Namfon Kullanat), a junior undercover agent called in for a special mission where she has to pose as his girlfriend. So, besides grinding through a tough mission, he also has to put up with Jomjai-chanok's moody and unpredictable behavior.

Despite the heavy burden of training a new recruit for the unit again, Lai-mek seems much more encouraged this time compared to when he first met Pi-saeng. He feels a special connection with Ong-sa. Ong-sa's respectful and obedient nature makes Lai-mek admire him. Even Fa-khram, who hasn't known Ong-sa for long, quickly bonds and becomes friends with him due to his excellent interpersonal skills. The two get along so well that Pi-saeng starts to fear he will become the third wheel.

Manat is ordered to investigate a counterfeit currency ring linked to Skud (Jason Young), the owner of a racetrack and a high-end supercar dealership. The plan is for Lai-mek and Pi-saeng to go undercover as speed-loving extreme sports enthusiasts. Pi-saeng is assigned to befriend Asia (Bowie Atthama), Skud's beautiful and intelligent younger sister who manages the car dealership. The moment Pi-saeng meets Asia, he is stunned by her beauty, causing Fa-khram and Pojjaman to become suspicious and jealous.

Pi-saeng discovers that Skud has been in contact with Jakkrawan (Somlek Sakdikul), a top-tier export businessman who owns his own shipping fleet and has a ruthless right-hand man named Krating (Kik Danai). Manat orders Lai-mek and Ong-sa to infiltrate Jakkrawan's pier, leaving Pi-saeng to operate solo.

Pi-saeng and Fa-khram begin arguing more frequently until both feel hurt and neglected by the other. Consequently, Pi-saeng throws himself entirely into his work. He uncovers evidence that counterfeit money is indeed being produced and hidden inside imported Ferraris passing through Jakkrawan's pier. Meanwhile, Lai-mek starts to suspect there is a mole within the police department, because every step he takes while tracking Jakkrawan seems to have flaws.

Hia Long playfully invents a "transformation machine" to trick everyone in the spy unit. Lai-mek is chosen to enter the machine and "transforms" into Ekkaman (Jack Fanchan), another spy. They put on an act to fool everyone so that Lai-mek can secretly investigate and find out who the mole in the team is.

Pi-saeng gets close enough to Skud to be certain that Skud has no knowledge of the counterfeit money production. However, he wonders how the fake bills end up being transported in Skud's cars. The police department approves an arrest warrant for Skud, but Pi-saeng puts himself on the line to guarantee there is a hidden conspiracy behind it. Lai-mek, on the other hand, thinks Pi-saeng is just being soft because he wants to please Asia, leading to a heated argument between the two.

The police decide to send a team to arrest Skud with the evidence. However, Skud evades capture with Pi-saeng's help. Skud begins to suspect he is being framed and starts doubting Asia. Skud and Pi-saeng tail Asia and finally discover the secret: Jakkrawan has planted a mole inside the police department to gather information. Jakkrawan sends hitmen to eliminate Skud, but Pi-saeng creates a staged scenario to make Jakkrawan believe Skud is dead. Pi-saeng secretly consults with Lai-mek to pinpoint who the mole is. And the person acting the most suspicious in Pi-saeng's eyes is... Ong-sa.

What will Lai-mek do about Ong-sa? And how will Pi-saeng reconcile with Fa-khram? Stay tuned to find out in the drama "Suebsuan Puan Kamlang 3" (Investigative Chaos x3) every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday at 8:20 PM on Thai TV Color Channel 3. Premieres Friday, June 10th.

The young man who has to bear the burden of the family kidnapped the daughter of big mafia who is fed up with life and needs freedom. The two develop a relationship without knowing it and must help each other to prevent the fiance who wants to frame her father.

Suepsuan Puan Rak is a romantic action-comedy about a veteran undercover detective, his rebellious daughter, and a hot-blooded young partner who turns both his work and personal life upside down.

The story centers on Laimek, one of the police department’s top undercover agents, who is preparing to retire so he can finally devote more time to his daughter Fakhram. For years, he has had to hide his true identity as a secret agent by pretending to be a weak, cowardly man, which has only made his daughter lose faith in him. Fakhram is a beautiful, kind-hearted young woman who is on the verge of becoming an actress. She acts wild and rebellious mostly to provoke her father and get his attention, to the point that she almost seems like a troubled child. She resents him for never being there for her and wishes he would show the strength and leadership she sees in other fathers.

Then there is Peesaeng, an ambitious young undercover officer fresh out of the police academy with honors. He is confident, arrogant, tough, and eager to test himself against Laimek. The department assigns him to partner with Laimek so he can gain real field experience. Peesaeng falls for Fakhram at first sight, and once he learns she is Laimek’s beloved daughter, he boldly pursues her without the slightest fear.

Khru Ploy, Fakhram’s acting teacher, is someone Fakhram deeply respects. Beautiful and capable, Khru Ploy encourages Fakhram to see her father in a better light and promises that she will help turn Laimek back into the father he should be. Khru Ploy’s father, Pichit, is a prominent real-estate businessman known for establishing a social and rural development foundation that funds schools and libraries.

At Hia Long’s shop, a place where undercover agents gather to exchange information and receive bizarre spy gadgets, a new case emerges. The target is Kongdet, the owner of a fish sauce factory in Chonburi, suspected of being behind drug trafficking. His factory is merely a front; behind the scenes, he is connected to massage parlors and gambling dens. Laimek uses this opportunity to get close to Khru Ploy while investigating Kongdet, though deep down he secretly likes her but does not dare admit it.

Laimex and Peesaeng discover that Kongdet is romantically involved with Sammy, a sexy coyote dancer. So Laimek sends Peesaeng to flirt with Sammy in order to gather information. But when Fakhram sees Peesaeng with Sammy, she becomes jealous and refuses to speak to him.

Meanwhile, Wichan, a trusted subordinate, realizes that Laimek secretly likes Khru Ploy and tries to play matchmaker for him. Laimek secretly enjoys this, partly because he sees in Peesaeng a worthy rival — and also because the young man reminds him of himself in his youth.

Then Ngo, the leader of the Dragon with the Pearl gang, is rescued while being transferred between prison cells. Captain Manat, head of the investigative unit supervising Laimek and Peesaeng, believes that Ngo is searching for the undercover team that put him behind bars so he can take revenge, and warns Laimek to be careful.

Laimex takes the chance to bring Fakhram on a trip out of town, and Fakhram invites Khru Ploy to come along. When Kongdet learns that Peesaeng has been courting Sammy, he sends men to follow and attack Peesaeng as a warning. Out of this dangerous event, a sweet bond begins to grow between Peesaeng and Fakhram, and their romance slowly takes shape.

As Laimek and Peesaeng dig deeper into Kongdet’s factory, they discover signs that he is indeed connected to drugs. But Sammy insists Kongdet is innocent, claiming he told her someone is framing him as a scapegoat for a larger criminal operation. Before the truth can come out, both Kongdet and Sammy are murdered. Captain Manat suspects Ngo is behind their deaths.

On the day of Fakhram’s first stage performance, disaster strikes: a bomb explodes. Laimek leaps onto the stage to protect his daughter and is shot, ending up hospitalized. Ngo then sends his men to finish Laimek off, but he survives. Fakhram, however, is kidnapped by Ngo. Laimek goes after them to rescue her. Ngo demands that Laimek reveal his true identity in exchange for Fakhram’s life. Laimek manages to fight through the criminals and save his daughter, stunning Fakhram as she sees her father single-handedly take on an entire gang. But instead of feeling proud, she is shaken by the realization that her father has deceived her for years and runs away to stay with Khru Ploy.

Eventually, Peesaeng tails Wichan and discovers the shocking truth: Pichit is the true mastermind behind everything. His cooperation with Kongdet was only meant to divert police attention. Khru Ploy overhears Pichit ordering the murder of Peesaeng and finally learns that the father she believed was a benefactor to society is in fact a mafia boss. Pichit orders Wichan to detain both Khru Ploy and Fakhram.

In the end, Fakhram manages to escape and helps Khru Ploy secretly follow Pichit, leading them to Peesaeng, badly beaten and injured. Then, at the crucial moment, Laimek descends from a helicopter in full uniform, leaving Fakhram stunned by the sight of her father as the heroic man she had always wished him to be.

Believing he may not survive, Laimek entrusts Fakhram to Peesaeng’s care.

How chaotic will the secret lives of these troublesome spies become?

Find out in “Suepsuan Puan Rak” (Love in Chaotic Investigation / Chaotic Love Investigation), airing every Monday to Friday from 7:00–8:00 PM on Thai TV Channel 3, beginning with its first episode on Monday, August 16, 2010.

“Kularb Son Nam” is a melodrama of love, betrayal, revenge, hidden family wounds, and emotional redemption.

Paran (Dan Woradet) is a young man who loves freedom. He runs away from home after his father, Pakorn (Noom Santisuk), stands in the way of his love for Pannapa (Bow Chotima), a beautiful volunteer teacher. The two go to live together in Mae Hong Son.

But Pakorn conspires with Phurin (Oil Thana) to deceive Paran into becoming engaged to Rujira (Paeng Pannida), promising that if Paran agrees to the engagement, he will stop interfering in Paran’s love life. Pannapa is devastated when she sees Paran putting a ring on Rujira’s finger. Paran tries to run after her to explain, but in his haste he is hit by a car and becomes paralyzed, losing his memory.

Heartbroken and believing she has been betrayed, Pannapa kills herself along with the child she is carrying. When her older sister Palilai (Ae Isariya) learns what happened, she is shattered. Worse still, their father Praj (Ton Jakkrit) is so shocked that he collapses. Palilai finds Pannapa’s suicide note explaining how Paran deceived her, and her grief turns to hatred.

Later, when Palilai learns from Noona (Oh Petchlada), her close friend, that Paran has suffered an accident, she disguises herself as a nurse in Noona’s place and enters his life in order to take revenge on him just as her sister had suffered because of him.

At the Phokawin household, Palilai meets Phurin, who has seen her before and does not believe she is really a nurse. Pakorn shows special concern for Paran, but treats Phurin as if he were not even his own son. On top of that, Palilai notices that Pakorn is secretly involved with Pimpa (Boom Panadda), a maid who serves as an outlet for his desires.

As Palilai carefully looks after Paran, he falls hopelessly in love with her. Meanwhile, Phurin quietly falls in love with Palilai himself.

During a trip out of town, Palilai creates a situation that makes it appear as if Paran has molested her, forcing him to agree to an engagement. She then moves into the Phokawin house as Paran’s fiancée. But matters become complicated when Than (Kik Danai), Palilai’s ex-boyfriend and an architect hired to renovate the Phokawin home, appears. When Than learns what she is doing, he becomes jealous and tries to stop her from carrying out her revenge plan. Every time he comes to work, he ends up talking with Palilai, causing Phurin to suspect that she is secretly betraying Paran.

Unable to win Paran for herself, Rujira turns her attention to Phurin instead. Pakorn even forces Phurin to cater to her. Through all this, Palilai gradually begins to understand what she truly feels for Phurin.

At the same time, Paran grows suspicious about Phurin and starts wanting to know more about the past he has forgotten. Palilai seizes the chance to restore his memory, and once Paran remembers, he is overwhelmed with regret for everything that happened.

Although Paran remembers Pannapa, he still does not know that Palilai is her sister. Palilai, for her part, feels guilty once she discovers that the real cause of the tragedy lies with Phurin and Pakorn, not Paran alone. Rujira then devises a plot to frame Palilai and Than so that Paran will quarrel with her. But Phurin sees through the scheme, confronts Rujira, and follows Palilai — only to discover that she is Pannapa’s sister.

Furious at being deceived, Phurin kidnaps Palilai and imprisons her at a vacation house. When she tries to escape, he loses control and forces himself on her.

Later, Phurin admits that he did it out of anger because Palilai had come into their lives under false pretenses and deceived everyone. Paran overhears and is stunned. Pakorn then decides he must finally go to Praj and settle everything once and for all. Seeing Praj, he is overcome with guilt and confesses that Phurin is not really his son. He also reveals the reason he refused to let Paran marry Pannapa: because Pannapa was the daughter of Praj, his old rival in love.

Shattered by everything that has happened, Palilai tries to kill herself and follow Pannapa into death, but Paran saves her in time. The shock of the incident causes Praj to blurt out more of the hidden truth, and Pakorn and Praj finally confront the painful past that has haunted Pakorn for years.

The truth goes back to a rainy night long ago. After Pakorn married Yada, he, Praj, and Yada went into the forest together. Pakorn became jealous of Praj and argued with Yada. Upset, Yada ran into the forest, and Praj chased after her to help. The next morning, Pakorn saw Praj and Yada together. Later, when Yada became pregnant, Pakorn assumed the child was Praj’s. At last, Pakorn is relieved to finally know the truth.

While everyone is searching for Phurin, Palilai’s concern for him becomes unmistakably clear. Paran begins to realize that the man Palilai truly loves is not him. He helps search for Phurin and ultimately becomes the matchmaker who brings Phurin and Palilai together.

As for Rujira, she is consumed with hatred because Palilai has ruined her life. At the moment Rujira is about to shoot Palilai, Paran makes a final decision — he jumps in front of the bullet to save her.

What will happen next?

Find out in “Kularb Son Nam” (Rose Hidden with Thorns / A Rose with Hidden Thorns), airing on Channel 3 every Friday at 8:30 PM and Saturday–Sunday at 8:15 PM, beginning with its first episode on Friday, January 22, 2010.