Saralee Prasitdumrong

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.

When Khamduang, a humble village girl, agrees to pose as the wife of Khun Ek, a noble officer trying to escape political schemes, they’re thrust into a world of deception, danger, and forbidden desire - where survival may depend on love.

From college sweethearts to lifelong partners, Pafun and Aioon build a loving, devoted life together—dreaming of a family that seems just out of reach. When Pafun’s longing for motherhood deepens, their hope grows around the promise of adopting a child someday. Everything changes when their best friend, Nubnueng, returns unexpectedly and brings a life-altering opportunity. As love, loss, and responsibility collide, the couple must navigate heartbreak, resilience, and the challenges of becoming new parents. Fulfill is a tender, emotional journey that celebrates chosen family and the power of love to complete what life leaves unfinished.

When love is twisted into a weapon, pain becomes inevitable. Bound in a complex relationship, Pan, Pie, and Win find themselves entangled in secrets that threaten to destroy them all, as hidden truths slowly surface and push their bonds to the breaking point.

An unexpected romance that blossoms in the colorful setting of an amusement park between Lilin, a heir to a powerful family business, and Ing Ing, the diligent amusement park manager.

"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.