Khemjutha, heir to a candle factory, sets out to fulfill the dying wish of his father, Rangsirot, by finding Grandma Saeng, who mysteriously disappeared 20 years ago. He is helped by Thianbucha, the daughter of a candle carving artisan. But the more Khemjutha and Thianbucha dig into the mystery of Grandma Saeng’s disappearance, the more they uncover problems, obstacles, and hidden truths.
Sailom, a poor and studious student, has worked several odd jobs along with his elder brother in an effort to keep them afloat. One day, a misunderstanding causes him to hate school bully Kanghan. However, fate plays its hand when Sailom, offered a sum of money too great to refuse, takes on the role of Kanghan's private tutor. Despite their difference, the two develop an irrefutable connection.
In this tale, unlikely destinies intertwine as God brings together two individuals from different corners of the world. Plapol, a man of both Korean and Thai heritage, grew up in Korea and escapes to Thailand, skeptical of his new stepmother's intentions toward his father's wealth. His distrust of women is rooted in the disappearance of his mother after divorcing his father during his youth. Fuelled by resentment, Plapol embarks on a journey to Thailand in search of his mother. There, in a bar, he encounters Pantawan, a charismatic singer adored by the men. Initially viewing her through a familiar lens, Plapol's misogynistic views clash with Pantawan's independent spirit. They clash, yet eventually, understanding blossoms into love. However, a revelation unravels their romance: Pantawan's mother is Plapol's new stepmother, introducing a new layer of complexity to their relationship.
Songpao is a wealthy city guy that likes wildlife and outdoors. He is best friends with Mewadee's father, who lives in a small village in the forest. One day, Songpao goes into the forest to camp with Mewadee's father, who ends up being killed by a tiger. Before he dies, he asks Songpao to take his daughter to the city and take care of her. However, things don't go as planned because Songpao has a fiance named Wan, who is always picking on Mewadee behind his back, and it gets worse when Songpao falls for Mewadee.
Sina, a professional stunt-woman, returns from America to find her identical twin sister, Siriya, a mother of a child from her already married lover Pipop and disabled from her waist below after a mysterious shooting attack. After Pipop's sudden death, her twin sister finds herself the owner of a large part of Pipop's wealth. However, Pipop's will states that in order for all of the members of the household to inherit their share of the wealth, her sister Siriya must marry his younger brother, Athirat at least for a year. If not, Pipop's entire wealth will be turned donated as charity. On a mission to find the person who made her twin sister disabled and keeps attacking her twin sister and with the help of the Sutharak's family lawyer, Kritt, Sina disguises herself as Siriya and moves into the Sutharak's house with her 2-year-old nephew, Kaosauy and her personal manager, Nuan. Under the disguise of her twin, she also decides to marry Athirat who is extremely suspicious of her from the beginning. Then begins a race to catching who the real villain is. Before they catch her instead.
Keerana is hi-so girl and superstar who grew up overseas. She never messes up with someone who is on a lower level than her and is self-willed. Everyone has to follow to reconcile her. The fact is that she is the granddaughter of owner Likay group who falls on hard times. She leaves her family because of following a dream and don't care for everyone who is behind her. One day, she lost everything and not willing to back to her homeland, and know that her grandmother gone. She has to take care people in Likay group replacing her grandmother. But she can't get along well with another one especially Tula a shape-tongue guy because she is too much. Tula will always satirize her and will pick on her when he has a chance.
Confident and cool under pressure, top news presenter Punchalee meets her match in the conniving Dao, who'll stop at nothing to fulfill her ambitions.
To honor a family promise, Rojanasnai is forced into an engagement meant for her younger sister, Romereuthai. Out of gratitude for her adoptive family, she accepts, despite knowing the groom, Paat Pathamakul, believes he was deceived. Wounded in pride, Paat treats her coldly, declaring their marriage only technical. But as she quietly endures his torment, emotions begin to shift. Can a union born of duty and misunderstanding turn into true love?
The Five Brothers is a five part series taken place in the span of the 1960’s surrounding the lives of five brothers of Juthathep palace who were raised by their two grandmothers after a car accident that claimed the lives of their parents, namely Mom Chao Vichakorn Juthathep. Born into the prestigious title of Mom Ratchawongse, the five brothers are set on a pedestal by their grandmothers to not only be a gentleman, but to set a good example, defend the underdog and marry well. Especially marry well. And we get to witness how each one tackle this issue. This sets the premise of the struggles and conflict in this series. The five Juthatheps inherited a responsibility greater than the sum of their parts: one of them must marry a lady of the Dhevaproms due to a sacred promise that their father made with a “friend” who saved his life. To avoid marriage is to be an ingrate and that is the biggest ado in this period.
Ornalom's father wants her to marry Taywun Wichai, a young man who comes from a good family and is very wealthy and would help back up her family who has nothing except their family name left. She is in love with Euer Itara a singer and songwriter who is famous across the skies of Thailand. Praotee is a young teacher in the university who has fallen for Euer with all her heart and believes that he feels the same way about her in return when in reality he sees her as a friend.