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A Fake Wedding, Two Chaotic Policemen & YinWar Chemistry? Police in Love Already Has Me Obsessed
YIN AND WAR ARE FINALLY BACK! The irony is that we didn’t get a proper wedding in Jack & Joker, but now we’re getting a fake wedding in this one. It feels like the director is saying, “We hurt you in Jack & Joker, so now we’re starting a new series with a fake wedding just to rub it in even more.” 😂
Yin is back as Inspector Thiartha, while War plays his junior, Police Senior Sergeant Major Mangkorn, and these two are already absolute chaos together. Episode 1 had me laughing so much. Their expressions, arguments, constantly biggering, ridiculous situations and natural chemistry reminded me exactly why I missed YinWar so much. It feels so good having one of my favourite pairs back together again.
The premise itself is completely unhinged in the best possible way. Thiartha is apparently so unlucky that his mother believes marriage is the solution. But of course, he cannot just marry anyone. His future husband needs to meet an incredibly specific set of requirements, from his birthday to even the letters in his name. And guess who somehow happens to be the perfect match? Mangkorn. What are the chances?!
So naturally, the most logical solution is for them to get married for six months and then divorce. Yes, because two handsome men pretending to be husbands, spending all their time together and living as a married couple has NEVER resulted in anyone catching feelings in a BL before. I’m sure this plan will go perfectly. Definitely no jealousy, definitely no accidental feelings and definitely no staring at each other for five seconds too long before suddenly questioning whether this marriage is actually fake anymore.
And apparently we also have ex lovers, hidden feelings and even a prophecy threatening to transfer Thiartha’s bad luck onto Mangkorn. So we are getting comedy, romance, jealousy, drama, police uniforms, fake marriage AND YinWar chemistry? SIGN ME UP.
Episode 1 was such a fun start. The music is great, the comedy genuinely made me laugh, the storyline has already caught my attention and, most importantly, YinWar are finally back together on my screen. Now I just need to watch these two idiots spend the next 11 episodes insisting that their marriage is only temporary while slowly becoming the most married couple imaginable. I already know the moment the jealousy starts kicking in, I’m going to lose it. My next 11 Saturdays are officially booked.
If you love seeing our handsome leads looking ridiculously good in police uniforms 👮♂️👮♂️, enemies turning into lovers and a fake marriage slowly becoming something very real, then Police in Love should absolutely be on your watchlist. Add in jealousy, comedy, workplace chaos and two men desperately trying to convince themselves that they are definitely NOT falling for each other, and this has all the ingredients for such a fun ride.
Give me the police uniforms, give me the jealousy, give me the fake husband chaos and give me Thiartha and Mangkorn slowly forgetting that they are supposed to divorce after six months. I came for YinWar, but I already know I’m staying to watch this fake marriage completely fall apart in the best possible way.
9.5/10. The marriage might be fake, but YinWar’s chemistry definitely isn’t. My next 11 Saturdays belong to these two chaotic policemen.
Yin is back as Inspector Thiartha, while War plays his junior, Police Senior Sergeant Major Mangkorn, and these two are already absolute chaos together. Episode 1 had me laughing so much. Their expressions, arguments, constantly biggering, ridiculous situations and natural chemistry reminded me exactly why I missed YinWar so much. It feels so good having one of my favourite pairs back together again.
The premise itself is completely unhinged in the best possible way. Thiartha is apparently so unlucky that his mother believes marriage is the solution. But of course, he cannot just marry anyone. His future husband needs to meet an incredibly specific set of requirements, from his birthday to even the letters in his name. And guess who somehow happens to be the perfect match? Mangkorn. What are the chances?!
So naturally, the most logical solution is for them to get married for six months and then divorce. Yes, because two handsome men pretending to be husbands, spending all their time together and living as a married couple has NEVER resulted in anyone catching feelings in a BL before. I’m sure this plan will go perfectly. Definitely no jealousy, definitely no accidental feelings and definitely no staring at each other for five seconds too long before suddenly questioning whether this marriage is actually fake anymore.
And apparently we also have ex lovers, hidden feelings and even a prophecy threatening to transfer Thiartha’s bad luck onto Mangkorn. So we are getting comedy, romance, jealousy, drama, police uniforms, fake marriage AND YinWar chemistry? SIGN ME UP.
Episode 1 was such a fun start. The music is great, the comedy genuinely made me laugh, the storyline has already caught my attention and, most importantly, YinWar are finally back together on my screen. Now I just need to watch these two idiots spend the next 11 episodes insisting that their marriage is only temporary while slowly becoming the most married couple imaginable. I already know the moment the jealousy starts kicking in, I’m going to lose it. My next 11 Saturdays are officially booked.
If you love seeing our handsome leads looking ridiculously good in police uniforms 👮♂️👮♂️, enemies turning into lovers and a fake marriage slowly becoming something very real, then Police in Love should absolutely be on your watchlist. Add in jealousy, comedy, workplace chaos and two men desperately trying to convince themselves that they are definitely NOT falling for each other, and this has all the ingredients for such a fun ride.
Give me the police uniforms, give me the jealousy, give me the fake husband chaos and give me Thiartha and Mangkorn slowly forgetting that they are supposed to divorce after six months. I came for YinWar, but I already know I’m staying to watch this fake marriage completely fall apart in the best possible way.
9.5/10. The marriage might be fake, but YinWar’s chemistry definitely isn’t. My next 11 Saturdays belong to these two chaotic policemen.
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