Hello to my dearest friends. Lakorn viewers. Good story enthusiasts. Fellow fangirls (fanboys). How are you faring in the midst of this pandemic? I hope this post finds you well in both body, mind and spirit. It will end, and we will all change because of it, but we are stronger and know what matters the most. For me, that is coffee, sleep, good company (with 6 feet distancing) and good entertainment (however you define the source of entertainment).
A new pairing is coming soon to grace a small screen near you: Petch Klang Fai, starring Mai Warit and Mew Nitha. What captured my attention the most is that this lakorn is based off of a novel with the same name, written by the award winning writer, professor, and mother: Dr. Winitchaikun. She’s my hero, really.
Tagged: Mai Warit, Mew Nitha, Petch Klang Fai
Seeing Pope and Mew together is like seeing two puppies. They’re so cute, I just want to put them in my pocket. Especially when Pope looks at Mew like she’s the most adorable thing he’s laid eyes on. They were at a Ch3 calendar signing event and something hilarious happened. Pope tried to tease Mew but ends up tripping and falling, like a total wipe out in front of everyone. Mew happened to be sitting next to Taew (who’s THE Nakee, the ever powerful goddess) and Mew busts a gut laughing at Pope, sniping ‘what goes around comes around’ for trying to prank her around a goddess. HAHAHA. Pope gets up and tries to act cool, but Mew says she got Nakee on her…
Tagged: Mew Nitha, Pope Thanawat
I miss our little mouse, Mew Nitha, and was wondering what she has been up to. This September we’ll get to see her pretty face on the silver screen, and in a romantic comedy to boot. She will be starring alongside Ter Chantawit in “Fan Day.. Fan Gan Kae Wan Diow” (Partner Day.. Partner for a Day) by GDH 559 Production. This would be the production and Mew’s first time on the big screen, which takes place in Hokkaido.
Tagged: Fan Day, Fan Gan Kae Wan Diow, Mew Nitha, Ter Chantawit
Metha Lae Mahaniyom and Nok Chatchai, the team and director that brought us several beautifully directed lakorns such as Tawan Deard, Neur Mek 1 and 2, as well as Khun Chai Ronnapee to name a few, has done it again with the stunning picture quality of Chaat Payak starring Top Jaron and Mew Nitha. But eye catching and slick directing aside, this lakorn stands to have a great story at its core.
Tagged: Chaat Payak, Mew Nitha, Top Jaron
Tarm Rak Keun Jai by LakornThai is a story about Nara, known to most as Noona. She has known that her father, Ram, was deceased for 15 years now, but after finishing her college studies, and en route to continue her Masters in the States, Noona comes across evidences revealing that her father may actually be alive. When confronting her difficult, possibly narcissistic mother, she learns that she had been lied to all this time. To think that she could have spent the last 15 years with a father who adored her and showed her unconditional love, a father she had missed everyday, Noona was furious.
“New” would be a relative word, since this is a remake lakorn from its original inception in 1998, but it’s a new lakorn for our leads who are collaborating together for the first time. Tarm Rak Keun Jai (which literally means pursue love back to the heart) is a romantic, easygoing story taken place at a farm. Nadech will take on a farm owner named Singh and with his new, rugged look, he’ll be the dreamy image that manifests itself out of the book. Mew plays Nuna who has been estranged from her long lost father, played by Au (the original hero from 1998), and she will be on a mission to find him. Then turns out, Au’s character (Rarm) will fall in love…
Tagged: Mew Nitha, Nadech Kugimiya, Tarm Rak Keun Jai
Are you in the mood for something different? Then the latest weekend installment, Rak Ork Rit (Jinxed Love) might be a good lakorn for you. Premiered this past Saturday, Rak Ork Rit presents the debate about one’s belief in luck. Do you believe that life is what you make of it, or do you believe that your fate is predetermined? Is life mostly about cause and effect or are we fated to ride this Destiny train?
Tagged: Mew Nitha, Pope Thanawat, rak ork rit
It’s so easy to fall in love with Khun Chai Pawornruj, the second part of the Five Gentlemen Series, brought to us by Good Feeling. It is like watching a hero from a historical romance novel coming to life. There are so many good elements in this lakorn, and I’m enjoying it so thoroughly, that I find myself having a hard time explaining why- probably because I’m too busy swooning. But we can start with the first and easiest attraction: Pope Thanawat. He is the perfect choice for Khun Chai Ruj. There is so much depth and angst to his character that it grabs you by the heart, and Pope plays it to a tee. Among the five brothers, he is the only Khun…