Piamchon Damrongsunthornchai, also known as Tonnam, is a Thai actor and singer who was born on October 2, 1996. He debuted in the drama “Make it Right 2” in 2017 and in 2019 became part of the all-male pop group KissBoysTH. The group split later the same year and in 2020 starred in the drama “Why R U?” In 2021, he starred in the drama series “The Yearbook.”

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Considered by many to be a cute guy, Rain (Nuttarat Tangwai) shouldn’t have any trouble getting a girlfriend. Unfortunately, the only girl to ever truly capture his heart has her heart set on Phayu (Chaikamon Sermsongwittaya). With his devastating good looks and his bad-boy biker persona, it’s no wonder Phayu is the one senior at school every girl dreams of dating; which means Rain doesn’t stand a chance with his dream girl.

When fate brings Phayu into Rain’s life in an almost cruel and unexpected way, Rain decides it’s time to put Phayu in his place. Hoping to ruin Phayu’s reputation among the girls at school, Rain decides to make Phayu fall madly in love with him. While supporting Rain in his attempt at revenge, his best friend Sky (Wasuthorn Chaijinda), struggles with his own set of problems. Having been in a toxic relationship, Sky has no desire to find love ever again. But when he crosses paths with Prapai (Thitipong Sengngai), he seems unable to escape the fate that seems to inexplicably bind them.

Overwhelmed by the rush of feelings that wash over them, every time Phayu and Prapai are around, Rain and Sky do their best to make sense of it all. But are either of them willing to accept what those feelings might mean?

Adapted from the novels “Love Storm” and “Love Sky” by MAME, “Love in the Air” is a 2022 Thai romance drama directed by Neti Suwanjinda.

Love in the Air

Rain 4 My Storm, Wind 4 My Sky

Workpoint TV

Lian Kilen Wang (Pruk Panich) and Kuea “Kirin” Keerati (Chawarin Perdpiriyawong) are in a quandary. Because of a promise made to their parents and grandparents, they find themselves heading toward an arranged same-sex marriage. The latter is a free-spirited musician – a vocalist and drummer – while the former is an outwardly cool businessman. While Kuea is keen to explore a happy and romantic life together with Lian, the feeling isn’t mutual – at least not initially.

Lian is cold to Kuea, and treats him dismissively. Eventually, he indicates that he has no intention of entering into an arranged marriage, and wants to break off their engagement. Kuea is reluctant, but sadly agrees. However, soon after they have officially split, Lian starts to have feelings for Kuea. The duo finally begin living together, even though they are still unsure about their relationship. As they begin to spend more time together, Cupid takes aim at their hearts...

“Cutie Pie” is a 2022 Thai drama series that was directed by Aoftion Kittipat Jampa.

Cutie Pie

Cutie Love Team

LINE TV

Nut (Teshin Anusananan) is a 10-year-old boy have just moved to the seaside town of Sam Roi Yot, Thailand, after his parents separated. He and his brother came with his mother, hoping to make a fresh start in a new town. On his first day in Sam Roi Yot, he runs into trouble on the beach, and a boy of the same age named Phob (Supakrit Charoonmatha, also known as “Man”) comes to his rescue. From that day on, they become inseparable friends, attending the same school and sharing every moment possible together. They refer to one another by the nicknames “B1” and “B2.” As they grow older, they each begin to discover that they are developing romantic feelings for one another – but are worried that confessing their emotions could jeopardize their friendship.

As their schooldays come to an end, they initially decide to attend the same university. But when they begin to worry that the other’s feelings may compromise their friend’s education, one of the duo decides to take drastic action. After spending a night together, Phob vanishes from Nut’s life, leaving nothing behind but photos and memories. But when Phob returns four years later, old feelings begin to re-emerge. Could they reignite the passion they felt back in their childhood days, or is it already too late?

“The Yearbook” is a 2021 Thai drama series that was co-directed by “Mean” Phiravich Attachitsataporn, Nipitpon Muangsinun, and Bancha Lungaramn.

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