Panuphan Khrutto

Due is a country boy, son of Keing, an owner of noodle shop. Due has grown up with his father and his beautiful auntie, Lin, Due is a nephew who is overprotective for his auntie. Whoever dares to flirt with Lin, he will chase them away, causing troubles for Lin who dreams of having a good boyfriend. Complicated story begins when Due coincidentally met Lin who moved to Bangkok to work as a nurse. Lin is now being flirted by Man who wants to get close to her so badly. And also, there are some other guys who like her. Sure enough, Due must start to chase all those guys away.

In need of money, a broke barista decides to form his own band and compete for the large cash prize at a national music contest. He has to win this contest, or his friend will lose his life. It’s time to get famous or die trying.

A family come together for the testament after the grandmother dies.

Tas Rak Asoon is a classic love-hate drama in the vein of veteran director Pisarn Akarasenee, which Mum has made in his own, slapstick way. Sporting a new pirate-like look, Mum also stars in the film as Nai-hua Perm, a heartless man who seeks vengeance against the family responsible for the death of his sister. Also starring in Tas Rak Asoon are 27-year-old actress Savika Chaiyadej (Pinky), who plays a spoiled rich kid, and 31-year-old sexy star Lukkana Wattanawongsiri (Aum), who plays an island girl named Jet Ski. Throughout the film, the two women fight for the affections of Nai-hua Perm.

This comedy is about two best friends, one very pretty the other not so much. When one friend passes away, she returns as a ghost to be with her old pal, and things get complicated when they have to share the same body.

A businessman charters a flight to Tibet to pick up a monk. On the way back, the plane is hijacked, and the monk ends up in a war zone where he has to convince the bandits to change their evil ways.

Tukky is a young, princess-obsessed woman who works a stall in a unique and colorful market alley where the vendors dress up like the things they are selling. Tukky, whose mirror shatters when she asks who is the fairest of them all, sells frogs.