Paowalee Pornpimol

A musical comedy about a prominent provincial temple fair, where the brightest stars of Thai country music are scheduled to gather. But several incidents, romantic and humorous, happen to the singers as each of them make their way to the rendezvous.

Born to impoverished farmers, Pumpuang Duangjan faces setbacks, heartbreak and tragedy on the road to becoming one of Thailand's most cherished singers.

Three women fall prey to a ruthless phone scam. To settle the score, they'll take on the criminal network that stole their money — and their dignity.

Hiran is a businessman. Life was going well for him, until his friend betrayed him by embezzling 10 million baht. Creditors were threatening to kill him. Because of his debt, he had to run away. But then fate brought him into hiding in a band. The villagers mistook Hiran as the only surviving descendant of Boonmee, the founder of the band who recently died. Hiran forms a bond with the band and the villagers, especially with Kaosuay who's the main singer. But things are not as easy as it seems when suddenly the real heir appears.

When their famous father dies, two ambitious sisters vie for glory in the family folk band as they plot their way to solo stardom—one song at a time.

Mew, a mischievous gay man, harbors a secret crush on "Phi Hat," the older brother who lives next door. Mew does everything to get as close to Phi Hat as possible.

Noi, the son of a som tam restaurant owner, is stuck working as a waiter though he dreams of being a singer. When his mother falls ill, she entrusts him with the business. He's soon set an additional challenge when a man from the big city moves into town and opens a rival fusion restaurant.