Honestly, the 45 minutes spent watching this drama flew by; before I knew it, it was over. The cinematography, editing, and acting were all excellent—the actors' expressions were truly impressive. In the first episode, the show makes it seem as though Kay might be the killer, but if you look closely, he is simply an introvert who is socially awkward yet compelled to face the public and his fans. It’s a fascinating premise, and I highly recommend watching this series. I can't wait for the next episodes.
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In my opinion, the tension in this episode feels more relaxed compared to episode 2. not literally relaxed but it's not feel heavy like before. in this ep we can see how struggle kaye life, like more that we expected. no wonder he get anxity. BUTTT in last part, we can feel the tension between kaye and phat when they talk in car. the actor really really doing good job for potray the tension. dew expresion too. i think for episode 4, we will get high tension because we see the killer. very recomended to watch
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In the first episode, we suspected Kaye of being the culprit because he always carried a hammer. However, this episode took us on an emotional rollercoaster. It turned out he carried the hammer solely to protect himself from debt collectors. We witnessed the immense hardship and suffering he has endured while trying to make a living. Dew Jirawat delivered an outstanding performance as Kaye; his tears and despair were portrayed to perfection. The same goes for the character Phat; Tee played the role brilliantly, complemented by intense facial expressions and spot-on vocal intonation.
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