Dramas from Studio NAJER GROUP CO., LTD.

The path to love is often entwined with dark, hidden secrets. Nantawan is heartbroken when tragedy strikes, and he cannot save Chalalai's family. As time passes, he becomes successful…his love for Chalalai grows stronger. Chalalai has also grown into a beautiful woman, and Nantawan's love for her has transformed from brotherly to romantic. Fate brings Fakhram into their lives, and he tries to win over Chalalai. However, Nantawan's love for Chalalai is unwavering, and he must find the courage to confess his feelings to her.

As they navigate their complicated feelings for each other, they are again faced with danger when Chalalai discovers evidence of her parent’s murder. Fakhram stands by her side, and they work together to uncover the truth and bring justice to her family while Nantawan silently protects her on the side.

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Two affairs, the story of two twins with different habits, months, months, and Pilak (Kimberly Ann Wolvas), which the elder has a degree as a young star, but deep in the knot. Causing myself to scramble up high To get what you want And the twins who live in the garden and the tree shop of parents Have a dream of being a star Once he knew that his sister wanted to be an actor, he retreated to the sister. But the desire is too much to make the month live peacefully Causing Pilak to have to reach out to help his sister often Until both of them met with the handsome young executive Warit (James Mar) who wanted to tie Pilailak But accidentally conquered his heart without knowing Although she has Parin (Golf Pitchaya), a young singer, a strong future Already

The stream of the heart is committed to the beginning of the tragedy, destroying life to perish. Must be suffering from being in hell, but if there is a consciousness to direct .... the desire in the heart will be extinguished And life will find happiness ... which is a true happiness from the inside and is a true happiness.

The love story of the three girls and Father Chom Huang Uravasa (Nicha-Natnicha As Watthanawanit), the eldest daughter and a stable love, who is ready to break the iron rules (Aminakul), the middle -dered daughter. With love that is hard to find someone well for her and Inthorn (Ronida Techasit), the most pregnant daughter and love that is hard to restrain ... They must overcome the fathers iron rules. Huang and still have to prove her heart and the person you love at the same time ...

Nalin or Bua, the outstanding staff of Phatra Advertising Company for three years But did not promote because the President of the company believes that those who will work well are responsible Must be someone who has a family Manja and Darin, a friend of Nalin who works together Still has been promoted. Nalin is not satisfied. She went to see the ones at the office, but she found the flirtatious husband of Anuka. Pran trying to molest Nalin And the story will go a lot When Anuka came to see the event and misunderstand that Nalin gave her husband. The chaos in the company is not over yet. When she had reduced her position, he was just an assistant, and Nalins forever cucumbers became the leader of the Creative. The story is not all. When Sarach Creative, the young man who follows G -on Lin, has a fight with a strange man who understands that he is a car thief. But in truth, this young man is not a stranger for Nalin because he is Kasid or a frog, a friend who grew up with Nalin. Kasidit is so close to Nalin that causes cucumbers. Who had been a fan of Kasit, always jealous of Nalin Cucumber used to stop having problems with Nalin already. If there is no big event in the life of Nalin Kasit and Cucumber, that is ... Kasit was born just one day before Nalin. His family and Nalins family are very close. Because the house is next to each other Nalins house is called Ban Chom Bua. As for Kasidits house, Ban Ton Rak, Grandma Ya Chaeng Ya, Kasidis love, loving Non Lin like a real niece.

A young woman named Tawanchai goes in search of her first crush, Thee, to get inspiration for a novel she is writing. In her search she finds herself pretending to be a man to be a manny for Mek, a guy who owns the home of her first love. Tawanchai has to disguise herself as San because Mek is an oddball who will only allow men to watch over his young son.

Nichamon Chutimant, a young woman who has lived in England for many years, returns to Thailand after her father dies. Before dying, her father asks her to find her relatives in Thailand.

On the plane and during her journey she dreams about a mysterious man who proposes marriage to her, but she cannot see his face clearly. Soon after arriving at Suvarnabhumi Airport, her wallet, passport, and all important documents are stolen, leaving her almost penniless.

Trying to reach her relatives in the northern province of Thailand, she runs out of money halfway through the trip and is forced to get off a bus in the middle of a storm. In despair, she even considers ending her life by standing in the road. A pickup truck nearly hits her, driven by a handsome but hot-tempered man named Burathat Buris (Khun Chai Thatch).

Soon after, a farm worker mistakes Nichamon for a housemaid applicant named Pranom Boonsuerm and takes her to Saranalai Farm, owned by Pannorn Nawaporn. With no money and nowhere to go, Nichamon decides to temporarily pretend to be Pranom and work as a housemaid.

At the farm she meets many people:

• Nomon – Pannorn’s intelligent teenage daughter
• Phat – Nomon’s secret boyfriend
• Khun Chai Burathat – the proud nobleman who lives in a neighboring estate

Burathat and Nichamon constantly argue because he believes she is a scheming woman trying to chase rich men. However, as time passes he begins to notice that she is intelligent, kind, and courageous.

Meanwhile, Nichamon secretly helps Nomon and Phat continue their relationship despite the strong opposition from Burathat. Through many conflicts and misunderstandings, Nichamon also helps reveal the truth behind an old family dispute between the two estates.

Eventually the truth about Nichamon’s identity is revealed. She leaves the farm, but months later her sister Wanida discovers her and learns about all the hardships she endured in England and Thailand.

Wanida brings Nichamon back, where Burathat finally realizes he truly loves her. In the end, Nichamon and Burathat overcome all misunderstandings and get married in a grand wedding ceremony surrounded by family and friends.

The story highlights themes of:

• destiny and miracles of love
• family reconciliation
• perseverance through hardship

✅ Meaning of the title “รักปาฏิหาริย์”

• Thai: Rak Patihan
• English: “Miraculous Love” or “Love Miracle”

It refers to how fate repeatedly brings Nichamon and Burathat together despite all the obstacles.

Plerngrit Chatayothin, or Plerng (Mario Maurer), is the only son of Pipat (Songsit Roongnophakunsri) and Pongpaew (Suangsuda Lawanprasert), a fisherman couple at the Ranong market. Because of his exceptionally good looks that make him stand out among the regular merchants and fishermen, Lin (Phantira Fuklin), the daughter of the market owner, Tao Kae Heng (Santi Santiwetchakul), who grew up with him, openly declares her intention to claim him. However, Plerng only sees Lin as a friend and has never thought of her in a romantic way.

Plerng is a hardworking and resilient young man who has been helping his father catch fish since before he even finished school. After graduating from university with a degree in marketing, he gets a job at a seafood export company. Because the company's owner is British, Plerng gains valuable business experience in exports and becomes highly proficient in English. Meanwhile, Namfon (Natapohn Tameeruks), a travel show host and producer, brings her crew to film at the Ranong market. Coincidentally, a fish cart loses control and hurdles straight toward Namfon. Seeing the danger, Plerng rushes in with good intentions to grab her out of the way. Unfortunately, they both tumble into a fish stall, leaving Namfon completely covered in fish and smelling awful. Namfon is both embarrassed and furious at Plerng. Seeing the incident, Lin rushes in to help Plerng, escalating the situation into a messy seafood war.

Pipat reads in the newspaper that Thongtra (Mayurachat Muenprasitwet), the queen of the jewelry industry, is gravely ill due to a severe heart attack. Realizing that the mother he deeply respects is unwell, he hurries to take his wife and son to Bangkok to beg for her forgiveness for abandoning everything to be with Pongpaew over 20 years ago. This revelation uncovers the truth about Plerng's parents' past: Pipat is the eldest son of Lady Thongtra, a wealthy and famous socialite. He fell in love with Pongpaew, a humble fish vendor in Ranong. Butsakorn (Mayurin Pongpudpun), Thongtra’s second daughter, was displeased, believing Pongpaew was a gold digger after her brother's wealth. She manipulated Thongtra into hating Pongpaew, which led Thongtra to force Pipat to choose between his mother and the woman he loved.

However, the unexpected happened when Pipat chose to stay with Pongpaew and leave everything behind. Heartbroken and deeply resentful that her son chose a penniless woman over her, Thongtra publicly disowned him. Since then, Pipat lived with Pongpaew, working as a fisherman and fish vendor. But fate played a cruel trick. On the way to Bangkok in his old pickup truck to visit Thongtra, Pipat gets into a severe accident that leaves him in a coma. At that exact life-or-death moment, Thongtra also requires an immediate heart transplant. Caught between the lives of his two benefactors, Plerng makes the agonizing decision to donate his brain-dead father’s heart to his grandmother, Thongtra, hoping it will make up for his father's mistakes over the past 20 years. Thongtra successfully receives the heart transplant and is out of danger. Butsakorn orders everyone to keep the source of the heart a secret, fearing Thongtra would finally accept Pongpaew and Plerng.

When Thongtra wakes up, she learns of Pipat's passing. She is devastated that her son died so prematurely. Plerng takes the opportunity to apologize for the past on his father's behalf. Thongtra lets go of her anger toward Pipat, but she maintains a cold and indifferent exterior toward Plerng, even though deep down she actually feels affectionate toward him. Thongtra allows Plerng to move into the Chatayothin mansion. Plerng has to live amidst the hostility of Butsakorn, who views him as a major thorn in her side.

Meanwhile, Namfon tries to push her older sister, Sita (Nichapan Chunhawongwasu), to end up with Chanon (Weeradon Wangcharoenporn), Thongtra’s youngest grandson. However, when Sita meets Plerng at the Chatayothin house, she instantly feels a special connection with him. Namfon tries every possible way to keep Plerng away from her sister, but the more she interferes, the closer she and Plerng inevitably become. Plerng begins to fall for Namfon but keeps his feelings to himself.

In the battle for the Chatayothin inheritance, Plerng has Anirut (Penpetch Penkul), Thongtra’s youngest son, on his side. Anirut genuinely treats Plerng as his nephew and helps him secure a job at Petch Thai, the family's jewelry company, working as his assistant.

Working in the international department, Plerng's capabilities catch Anirut's eye. Natnaree (Chotika Wongwilas), Butsakorn’s youngest daughter, teams up with her mother to sabotage Plerng's work in every way possible. However, Plerng manages to solve the problems and successfully closes deals with clients. This makes Thongtra see his dedication and secretly feel proud of him. Seeing that things aren't going her way, Butsakorn urges Anat to hurry up and marry Namfon. But Anat is uninterested because he is heavily addicted to gambling. As Namfon spends more time interacting with the Chatayothin household, she realizes that Pongpaew and Plerng are nothing like the terrible things Anat accused them of. However, when Namfon sees Lin visiting Plerng at the house, she assumes Lin is his girlfriend, which secretly breaks her heart.

Petch Thai Company receives a foreign jewelry order that requires Thai pearls. Thongtra assigns Chanon to take Plerng to inspect a pearl farm in Phuket. While the group is inspecting the farm, Anat sends his henchmen to assassinate Plerng. Namfon happens to be there and gets caught in the crossfire. The boat Plerng and Namfon use to escape the gunmen gets shot and explodes, but luckily, they both decide to jump into the sea just in time.

Plerng and Namfon wash ashore on a deserted island. With his fisherman instincts, Plerng easily builds a fire, finds food, and takes good care of Namfon. But when it's time to sleep, Namfon gets paranoid about being stranded alone with a man, fearing he might try to take advantage of her. She secretly spikes his coconut water with sleeping pills, pretending to care for him and insisting he drink it all. Not wanting to upset her, Plerng complies. The drugs take effect, and he falls into a deep sleep. But karma strikes back—Namfon suddenly becomes terrified of ghosts. No matter how hard she tries to wake Plerng, he won't budge. Deciding to sleep next to him, she takes an allergy pill to help her sleep. She reaches for the coconut to wash it down, only to realize Plerng drank it all. With the pill stuck in her throat, she is forced to swallow it dry. Just as expected, Namfon falls completely unconscious.

The next morning, Chanon, Sita, and a swarm of reporters who had been closely following their disappearance arrive at the island. They are shocked to find Plerng and Namfon sleeping intimately in each other's arms. Smelling a front-page scandal, the reporters scramble to the front and relentlessly snap photos. Everyone is stunned—especially Sita, who is more shocked than anyone and feels an inexplicable sharp pain in her heart. All the while, Plerng and Namfon remain deeply asleep. Maenmas rushes in to pull Namfon away and wake her up, while Chanon helps Plerng up, waking him to a scene of utter confusion.

After returning safely from the island, everyone is hit with the scandalous front-page photos of Plerng and Namfon cuddling. Society gossips wildly, assuming the two have already slept together. As the rumors continue to blow up, Thongtra decides to put an end to the scandal by ordering Plerng and Namfon to marry immediately to clear their names. Despite Namfon's desperate attempts to explain that nothing happened between them, the wedding is hastily arranged. Sita is deeply heartbroken and disappointed. Understanding her pain, Chanon feels immensely sorry for her and tries his best to comfort and cheer her up. As for Namfon, even though she agrees to marry Plerng, deep down she is still unsure of how he truly feels about her, believing he is still in love with Lin. Meanwhile, Anat, who managed to escape, lies in wait, plotting his revenge against Plerng...

How will the romance between Plerng and Namfon unfold? Will Sita be able to get over Plerng? And will Anat succeed in his revenge? Find out in the drama "Plerng Torranong" (The Arrogant Flame), airing every Friday at 8:30 PM, and Saturday - Sunday at 8:15 PM on Thai TV Color Channel 3. Premieres Saturday, July 9, 2011.

“Wan Jai Kap Nai Jom Ying” is a romantic drama set in a luxury hotel world, where love, ambition, class differences, and old family secrets collide.

Jomjai, Kul, and Kaewsai, three university beauties from the Faculty of Home Economics, are sent for internship training at Siamtara Hotel, a luxurious five-star hotel standing along the Chao Phraya River. The hotel is part of the vast business empire of the Akkrasiri Group, headed by Yubon, the company president. Helping manage the hotel are her two nephews, Atsawin and Chatchawin.

From the first moment he sees her, Chatchawin is captivated by Kaewsai. He does not know how to woo her properly, so he teases her and keeps dropping sweet words instead. Kaewsai does not dare respond because she feels inferior due to her poor background, though deep down she is thrilled to be near the man of her dreams.

Meanwhile, Jomjai encounters Tossawin, a young chef with a stern and somewhat sorrowful demeanor. Their first meeting is far from pleasant, leaving both of them with a poor impression of each other. By coincidence, when Jomjai begins her internship at Siamtara, she is assigned to train directly under Tossawin’s supervision. This leads to constant bickering and conflict between them.

Tossawin trains the three girls very strictly. Kaewsai handles the hard work easily because she has struggled all her life. Kul, though not from a rich family, complains now and then because she has never had to work this hard before. Jomjai, having been raised like a spoiled young lady, has trouble with almost everything. Later, the three are separated into departments that suit their talents:

• Jomjai joins the kitchen and works in cooking
• Kul is placed in floral arrangement and decoration
• Kaewsai works in desserts

Tossawin never expects Jomjai to be such an exceptional cook, and he is astonished by her skill in the kitchen.

As chairwoman of Siamtara, Yubon announces that she is stepping back from management and wants to choose a successor to run the hotel. She introduces Tossawin to the shareholders as a possible heir to the business and arranges for Chatchawin and Tossawin to take turns managing Siamtara so that their leadership ability and efficiency can be compared. Another grandson, Atsawin, withdraws from this competition because he only wants to manage the convention center he loves. Ploenjit and Wicha both work hard to support Chatchawin so that he will become the next executive.

Jomjai begins reinventing traditional Thai dishes in a modern style, and her food becomes a favorite among hotel guests — including Yubon, Atsawin, and Sumana. Even the highly critical Ploenjit cannot help but admire her cooking. At one of Siamtara’s grand events, Jomjai’s parents, Bodi and Nongnuch, are invited as VIP guests because they want to taste their daughter’s food. There, Ploenjit unexpectedly meets Bodi, the man she once deeply loved — only to be reminded that he had chosen to marry Nongnuch instead. She channels all her resentment from the past onto Jomjai, though Tossawin repeatedly comes to Jomjai’s aid. Jomjai begins to wonder why Ploenjit hates her so much.

Another troublemaker is Lalin, a beautiful and wealthy high-society girl who once thought she was the brightest, most desirable young woman at university. But Jomjai proves to be prettier, richer, and more outstanding than she is, and Lalin cannot bear it. She becomes determined to defeat Jomjai. Nilarat, similarly, envies Kaewsai because although Kaewsai is poor like her, she is much prettier and much more intelligent. As a result, Lalin and Nilarat openly become enemies of the three girls — with the exception of Khaopun, who refuses to take sides.

As for Chatchawin and Kaewsai, their relationship develops quickly, much to the anger of Ploenjit, Chatchawin’s mother. Because she refuses to accept a poor girl as her daughter-in-law, she plots to separate them by taking Yai Nom, Kaewsai’s grandmother, hostage and forcing Kaewsai to create conflict between Tossawin and Jomjai. Kaewsai reluctantly obeys out of fear for her grandmother’s safety, leading both Jomjai and Chatchawin to misunderstand her. At the same time, Urairisa, Atsawin’s fiancée, cooperates with Ploenjit because she secretly likes Tossawin and wants to create misunderstandings involving Atsawin and Jomjai so that she can escape her own engagement.

Meanwhile, Atsawin notices Kul’s talent for floral arrangement and asks her to help decorate his convention center. This gives him the chance to grow closer to her. Living in a world full of business competition, Atsawin finds happiness whenever he is with Kul, whose gentle and easygoing nature feels like a breath of fresh air.

At the same time, Tossawin begins investigating the mysterious death of his father, Pakorn, and slowly comes closer and closer to uncovering the truth. This makes Ploenjit and Wicha, the people really behind Pakorn’s death, increasingly nervous that the secret will be exposed. Yut, too, becomes tense as everything begins leaning in Tossawin’s favor. Since Chatchawin shows little real interest in wealth and inheritance, Wicha and Ploenjit begin considering how to remove Tossawin from the path entirely — and Yut is shocked by the truth he has just learned.

Ploenjit then devises another cruel plan involving her husband Pakit. Since Pakit suffers from kidney disease and must follow a strict diet, Ploenjit uses this as an opportunity to slowly poison him. But Yubon assigns Jomjai to oversee Pakit’s food, and his health gradually improves. This also makes Pakit even more important to the investigation, because he is a key witness who could reveal everything about Pakorn’s death. Suspicious of Pakit’s improving condition, and especially after finding a written message he left behind in the bedroom, Ploenjit realizes she can no longer allow Tossawin, Jomjai, or Pakit to remain free. So she forces Kaewsai once again to insert herself between Tossawin and Jomjai.

Kaewsai has no choice but to obey for the sake of her grandmother’s safety — no matter how much it hurts her beloved friend Jomjai.

So what will become of the love between Jomjai and Tossawin?

How will Kaewsai resolve the conflict inside her heart?

And will all these tangled problems finally be untangled?

Find out in “Wan Jai Kap Nai Jom Ying” (Sweetheart and the Arrogant Man), 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, May 22, 2010.

Jai Rao (Shattered Heart):

Korawit (Theeradej Wongpuapan), an arrogant and tough superstar, wins the Best Actor award at the Asian level. His perfection leads to him being paired with Melanee (Sunisa Jett), a rising actress.

However, things don’t go as smoothly as expected. On the night of the awards ceremony, an unidentified woman suddenly appears to congratulate Korawit in front of hundreds of fans and reporters. Moments later, she faints, forcing Korawit to carry her away in full public view—creating a shocking, headline-making moment.

A story this sensational is impossible for Jesada (Panudej Wattanasuchat), a seasoned entertainment journalist, to ignore. He follows Korawit’s car to its destination. Korawit’s manager, Pat (Maurice K), tries to negotiate with him, but Jesada refuses to back down and manages to snap rapid-fire photos inside Korawit’s car.

Follow the story in Jai Rao.