Putthisun Tiyapiboonchaiya

While Mingmueang films his lastest work on an idillic island, the film crew is mistaken for federal agents undercover to observe the movements of local drug dealing. What should have been a smooth shoot, therefore, ends up being bogged down by accidents including a brutal fall from a jeski that leaves his ears ringing. At the hospital, he meets Dr. Namning. With every encounter, they're bound to get into some kind of quarrel. The two clash repeatedly until it's Mingmueang's heart that's in critical condition, not his ears.

Left alone before the wedding, Khondiao flees—only for Yi to chase him, crash, and wake up blaming Khondiao for everything.

Blinded by rage and consumed by the need to avenge his brother, Pakin kidnaps a luxury hotel heir, holding him captive in the unforgiving wilderness. But fate plays a cruel trick: his hostage might not be the culprit he believes he is. Beneath identical faces lies a stark difference one is a fire ready to burn, the other is water ready to heal. Can he tell them apart? And in the heart of the wild, how will forced proximity turn a sworn enemy into a lover?