Mike Theodor Platte

Dhevaprom is a Thai lakorn based on the novel of the same name and written by the same writers as its preceding story ... The Five Brothers series, that aired in 2013. Dhevaprom consists of Laorchan, Kwanruetai, Jaiphisut, Dujapsorn and Porncheewan.

Pakamalin, a successful online boutique owner, engages in a secret affair with Rungsun, who is married to Kate, the CEO of S Plaza Group. Learning of Rungsun's deception, Pakamalin ends their relationship. Kate, upon discovering her husband's infidelity, seeks revenge by humiliating Pakamalin and filing false charges against her business. Pakamalin fights back with the help of Kate's son, Kata, leading to a blossoming romance between them. However, Kate's interference threatens their budding relationship. As Kate develops feelings for Andre, the captain of S Plaza United football team, their feud intensifies, culminating in a dramatic showdown.

Alliances are formed and friendships tested as seven top celebrities compete in thrilling missions to win the race.

“Laorchan”, the only daughter of “Pheerapong”, who graduated in the arts from France and returns to Bangkok after knowing that “Prince Satratsami” of Wiang Phu Kham is bringing a precious treasure, the “Third Eye Sapphire,” to be displayed at the JT Center department store. “Laorchan” disguises herself as a secretary and applies to work for “Phuthanet Juthathep”, the son of “Ratchanon” and “Soifah”, who serves as the managing director of the department store. Her goal is to get close to “Phuthanet” in hopes of stealing the precious necklace.

"Chatklao Juthathep", a handsome military doctor reassigned to Chiang Rai, where he crosses paths with "Khwanruetai", a tough, tomboyish local girl who fiercely protects her community. Although their initial meetings are rocky, working together on medical emergencies and dangerous border missions sparks a deep bond between them. However, their growing love faces a massive hurdle because Khwanruetai's mother, "Manee" (secretly Marathee Taewaprom), harbors a bitter hatred for the Juthathep family and strictly forbids their relationship.

"Jaiphisut" follows the romantic journey of "Captain Ronajak Juthathep", a charismatic police officer, who cross paths with "Jaiphisuat", or "Noo Phook", a sweet yet strong-willed school teacher. In their childhood, "Noo Phook" was a chubby girl whom "Ronajak" loved to tease, creating a lasting grudge that makes her initially distrust and avoid him when they reunite as adults. However, fate forces them together when "Ronajak" becomes the guardian of "Somjeed", an orphaned girl who happens to be Noo Phook’s student. As their shared responsibilities ignite a deeper affection, they must navigate a major obstacle regarding Jaiphisuat’s mysterious past.

"Dujapsorn", who enters the Juthathep enterprise seeking revenge on behalf of her mother, "Wilairampa", who has been deeply bitter since being rejected by "Ronnaphee" decades ago. "Dujapsorn" aims to make one of the Juthathep heirs fall in love with her and break his heart, but her plans unravel when she meets and unexpectedly falls in love with "Asira Juthathep", the eldest son of "Taratorn". Ultimately, as secrets are exposed and Wilairampa's tragic past is brought to light, "Dujapsorn" is forced to choose between loyalty to her mother's vengeful desires and her true love for "Asira", leading to a dramatic resolution that finally heals old wounds.

"Porncheewan", who is tasked by her grandmother to travel to Switzerland and being a cupid between her beautiful cousin, "Cheewa", and "Saruj Juthathep", a refined diplomat and the son "Pawornruj". "Saruj" is known for his cold and distant demeanor due to past heartbreaks, and despite Porncheewan’s relentless efforts to set him up with "Cheewa", her clumsy, chaotic, and cheerful nature inadvertently captures his heart instead. As they spend time together, "Saruj" finds himself breaking down his walls for the girl who was supposed to be his matchmaker.