The Cursed Love

Cursed to be an emotionless product placement soap opera

This is a soap, but it's a supernatural soap with reincarnation, super powered gay characters, and multiple types of angst that were all good foundations that should have made this drama better than it was, but the execution was so bland and such a waste of the interesting concepts. This started off decent enough, setting up the attraction between Siwat and Thara and Khunkao being drawn to Siwat. I liked that Thara and Khunkao are actually friendly with each other as team members and in the business of saving people in the current life even before they remember their past life. Somehow as the episodes went on, the show forgot to keep developing the relationships between the three of them with them being the core of the story and it just dragged on and on until the very sudden end. Their trek to find the mythical place as so anticlimactic, it felt like there's still a bigger story in a few episodes when it's the grand finale. The ending with Siwat turning to dust should be extremely emotional, but it feels like just another Wednesday. Where are the emotions? These are two guys that have been obsessed with Siwat/Suraya for mulitple lifetimes and that's all the emotions they can muster? The whole story side of the show feels like placeholders for the actual meat of it, which is product placement. They mostly make the random side characters do the selling, but it's horrible on the nose and boring every single time. There really isn't more emotional reaction to a whole man that appears out of nowhere named Peem that looks exactly like Siwat either?

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Beyond the Curse: A Tale of Unforgettable Chemistry

“The Cursed Love” is an absolute gem of a series that has hooked me from the very first episode, and with only three episodes aired so far, I’m already obsessed. It’s a rare find, blending a fresh, engaging storyline with performances that feel so natural and authentic, it’s impossible not to get emotionally invested.

First of all, the chemistry between the main leads is nothing short of amazing. You can feel the spark through the screen—whether it’s the subtle glances, the emotional tension, or the sweet moments of connection, their dynamic is magnetic. Every scene they share is electric, and it’s the kind of chemistry that you just don’t see every day. Watching them together is like watching something pure unfold right before your eyes.

The plot itself is captivating. “The Cursed Love” doesn’t just follow the usual path of typical dramas. The storyline feels fresh, with twists and layers that make it exciting, unpredictable, and thought-provoking. It’s not only entertaining, but it also teaches you new things about love, destiny, and fate.

One of the most remarkable aspects is how easy it is to watch. The pacing is perfect—each episode flies by without you even realizing it. The drama never drags, and there’s not a single moment where you find yourself bored. Instead, you’re left wanting more, counting down the days until the next episode.

Let’s talk about the acting. It would honestly be a crime not to mention how incredibly impressive Ongsa Tthuchh is in his first-ever role. The man has talent, no doubt. He plays his character with such depth, vulnerability, and charm that it’s hard to believe this is his debut. His performance feels so organic, and it adds so much heart to the series. I can’t wait to see where his career goes after this—he’s definitely one to watch.

I’m loving this series more and more with each new episode. With such a strong start, I’m eager to see how the story develops, and I really hope the main leads reunite for another project in the future—preferably in a BL series, because they absolutely have the potential to shine even brighter together.

I’m definitely hooked, and “The Cursed Love” has earned its 10/10. Highly recommended for anyone who loves a good drama with a mix of mystery, romance, and impeccable performances.

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The Cursed Love – The Series That Stole My Heart

I don’t even know where to start because this series has truly captured my whole heart! “The Cursed Love” is pure magic — every scene, every glance, every emotion feels so real and beautiful that I can’t stop thinking about it. 😭💗

The acting is incredible, and the chemistry between the main leads is just breathtaking — so natural, so deep, and so full of emotion. Every time they’re on screen together, it feels like the world stops for a moment. Their connection is something truly special. ✨

The story itself is amazing — full of emotion, mystery, and love. I wait for every new episode like it’s a gift, and it never disappoints. It’s such an underrated series that deserves so much more love and support!

And the OST… oh my heart 😭🎶 Sung by one of the main leads, Ongsa Tthuchh, his voice is absolutely stunning — melodic, warm, and full of feeling. It fits the story perfectly and adds an extra layer of emotion to this already beautiful series.

“The Cursed Love” isn’t just a show — it’s an experience, a feeling, something that stays with you long after the episode ends. 💕

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Waste of potential

The premise of this series is fun and has so much potential, but it's been wasted with this terrible script.

The two main actors seemed to have really done their best with what they were given, but not even that could make these characters realistic or likeable to me.

I dropped this at episode 3 after this dude revealed he had fire powers and a grand total of 0 people were shocked. Actually thats not true, after being mildly stunned for like 2 seconds, the step mother and her affair partner proceed to make fun of him for being a freak?

They then celebrate the guest house being fully booked the next week, despite knowing that theyre currently hosting a fugative whose face is most likely being widely spread through the media.
Oh and he also decides to go in to the city, without any type of face covering, and announces his name and where he's staying to the first person who asks?

Did no one proofread this script? Did they seriously not go through multiple readings and not see anything slightly wrong with any of this? Are ya'll seriously wanting me to believe that these people see a man blast flames out of the palms of his hands and all they do is gasp and then giggle at him like middle school girls??

I sincerely hope these actors get a chance at starring in something better than this garbage.

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Thai BL meets Lara Croft meets Last Airbender meets a very good looking cast - I'm so sat

There's not one boring moment in this one so far....any more ingredients and they can make at least 3 dramas out of it ...but I love it nonetheless ...NGL, the very good looking cast plays an important role in that, other than the good production values...So initial verdict is: Aye, Aye!! 😍

BL-needle Score: 8, High BL-ness

So, this gives off aThai BL meets Lara Croft meets Last Airbender vibes, with a lifetimes-spanning love rivalry thrown in...and who wouldn't sign up if the trio look as good as Khunkhao-Siwat-Thara...with a few more yummy bois as friends thrown in, you could watch this for a few episodes just for the cast...🥰

But the story promises a lot too...and I mean a LOT...may be a tad too much...not complaining, just saying......element bending characters, ancient and magical civilization/dynasty with a secret hidden in deep lush forests, pre-historic monsters, present-day evil stepmother and her lover-aide, ancient and modern day love triangle.....phew....I hope they are able to focus on 1-2 main threads as the story progresses, or at least manage to weave all of these layers into a smoothly flowing narrative

So the elements-bending trio Siwat-Khunkhao-Thara have been locked in this three-way friends-turned love rivals-trying to woo their common friend, since the Tambralinga days...no wonder Thara wasted no time in cozying up to Siwat and went against Khunkhao's ire on learning Siwat's father's name, probably knowing deep down that he looses out to Khunkhao in the end...I mean what can he do if Khunkhao carries the 'Linga' to Siwat's 'Yoni'...that's plain (or should I say deep? 🤭 ) unfair advantage

So Siwat is fire bender, Khunkhao is Air bender, and Thara is Water bender....I wonder who the earth bender is then, is it their rival? The one who was briefly shown in the glimpse from their Tambralinga times....seated, probably in a lotus position, emitting black resentment Qi ?

I am so sat for the adventure, and suggest that you also come along...it promises to be a helluva ride!!! 🥰

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خیلی قشنگ بود

من نمیدونم به چه دلیل کوفتی وقتی ۱۰ قسمت گفته بودن پخش میشه سر ۸ قسمت تمومش کردن. الان من با تروما جدیدم چیکار کنم؟ واقعا هنگم هنوزززززز. سریال قشنگیه بنظرم ارزش یکبار دیدن داره حالا پایانش ام...اشکال نداره. OSTهای قشنگی داشت و اینکه خود بازیگر سیوات اهنگ اصلی خونده برام قشنگ بود صدای بسیار قشنگی داره. سریال میترکوند اگر بیشتر بهش بها میدادن و روش کار میکردند

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Was hooked...But slowly lost interest (Updated)

Watched till ep 4
NGL, I was a little skeptical when the trailer came out but I thought of watching it nonetheless. And now I don't think I'll be leaving anytime soon.
The first episode had some questionable development, didn't know what they were trying to do. But from there on, especially the more recent episodes that turned out to be more engaging, makes the show seem promising. The thing that's left me completely captivated is our MLs and their on screen chemistry. These budding actors seemed to have full control over my mind and heart the entire time!
I look forward to the episodes that are yet to come. Hopefully they are just as fun. But will mostly binge.
On a side note, you guys should surely check out the ost รัก-สาป-สูญ by the talented ML Ongsa ( Siwat ).


Watched till ep 8 (ending)
I left the show for a while with only one ep remaining. Didn't know why I did that but now I feel better watching it like this since the ending was not much to look forward to. The series started feeling more and more like an old Indian serial towards the end. I guess that's what they were going for but its just not my thing although I did have the patience to watch the entire thing. I would give all the credit for that to the cast, especially Ongsa. I hope their new drama's a little less chaotic and more beautiful.

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You’ll like it if you're into serious series not for people who are more into romance

I watched this series because i saw lot of edits on rebirth of gods who loved each other. Frankly i expected this to be more focused on the romance between the leads. I am someone who doesn't like a lot of actions or a serious plot and this drama is exactly that. It focuses more on the gods, their powers, loads of historical and mythological references. It's a smart plot but just not my cup of tea. As for the acting the comment section is definitely lieing. The actors have genuinely done justice to the role. They've done way better than a lot of debut actors (if u notice it's Ongsa's debut). I've watched a lot of famous actor's bl debuts they usually look stiff and uncomfortable but here both of them looked natural. Yes i did find Thaki's acting a little weird he had a hard time potraying sorrow and anger. But overall if you're more into serious dramas and are here for a high IQ drama this is for you cz the show is very informative.

Edit: dropping it after watching spoilers. IT WAS A BLOODY OPEN ENDING?? WHY?? They could have given a normal happy ending cz they already suffered in the 1st life. AHHHHHHHHH unless there's a special episode I'm not picking this up

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