one of the rare times where I feel like the MDL comment section has the most reasonable takes. the number of bad takes i've seen across social media slutshaming Shen has been horrendous. sometimes i have to ask myself if it was really the same reality i've living in, if these people slutshaming Shen was even watching the same show that we're all watching.
Tang really died saving that awful kid Nannam. He was too good for this family. I understand Fakfah but she really has chosen to protect the wrong person and I feel like she's going to lose both her husband and kid because of all the drama coming for her.
Currently the ongoing lakorn with the highest TV rating. Shelved dramas really don't affect the reception of a show, even if the plot is outdated because the perception of the average audience is rather outdated as well =)))))))))))
Questions to the ones who had finished it... how is the drama? I wanted to watch it for Tate Henry and Film, but…
It's fun and engaging. There is infidelity but it happens in a logical way that the narrative. Worth it just to watch Film give a phenomenal performance, Tate improves immensely from his last role in Jaiphisut.
Adrien caught that it's on VIU. You'll need a VPN set to Thailand. There are English subtitles already.https://www.viu.com/ott/th/en/vod/3100909/คุณปู่วุ่น-Y-หลานชาย-Y-วุ่นI…
I've been wondering why Thai PBS have been attending the international film markets in the past two years. So international licensing must be a new option for their works.
So, I still doesn’t understand the beef between Perm and his father. Why did he go to him and tell him about…
The dad probably set out some conditions for inheritance which led to Phoem and Toem constantly competing for who gets to have the firstborn child of the family
sorry everyone, took a bit longer time to resync the subs for ep 3 and 4 bc youtube full ep trim down the really explicit scenes, they didnt cut any dialogues but mostly shortened the nc scenes so i had to resync the subs to fit it.
Let me just say as a Vietnamese, I'm annoyed that they used the spelling "Lhan" when it's clear to me that as a Vietnamese, her name would be written as Lan =)))))))))))))
Westernization PeriodDuring the mid-Rattanakosin period (1851-1925), Thailand underwent the process of Westernization.…
What is Lakhon? Terms similar to “lakhon” are found in many Southeast Asian cultures, each varying in spelling and slightly different in meaning. In Java, for example, the term ‘lakon’ refers to the plot of a story, while in Cambodia, ‘lakhon/ lakhol’ refers to theatrical drama. In Bali, the term “legong” refers to a type of dance with refined and intricate gestures. All of these terms point to a commonality involving performance art. In Thailand, “Lakhon” refers to the many types of classical dramatic theatre that depict narrative stories. This is in contrast with Ram and Rabam, which refer to dances with no storyline. Unlike modern theatre forms, which rely on realistic acting and dialogues, most forms of Lakhon rely heavily on dance and music to convey the story. Thus, choreography in Lakhon must be painstakingly executed to deliver the characters’ inner thoughts and emotions. This has led many to describe Lakhon as “dance dramas”. However, there are also forms of Lakhon that do not rely heavily on choreography, such as Lakhon Phud (Speaking Lakhon). Other important aspects of Lakhon include acting, costumes, stage design, script, as well as spiritual rituals.
Types of Lakhon There are types of Lakhon, which can be grouped into three categories: Lakhon Ram (ละครรำ), or “Dance Dramas”, focusses on telling the story through dance movements accompanied by vocal and instrumental music. Choreography is used to portray characters’ emotions and thoughts. Lakhon Rong (ละครร้อง), or “Musical Dramas”, focuses on using singing to tell the story. Lakhon Phud (ละครพูด), or “Spoken Drama”, focuses using spoken dialogue with true-to-life acting that allows audiences to connect with the characters.
Lakhon Ram is the genre that Mala pursues. Lakhon Rong is the genre that Soi currently pursues.
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https://youtu.be/orbtKbf0bd0?si=cUW4hn3JrstpZEcY
Thai PBS most recently attended Asian Filmart in Singapore and presented their 2 series Hard Nights, Sanctuary (currently filming) and two documentaries.
https://web.archive.org/web/20260225024853/https://thai.film/website/company.php?id=44
Ep 2: https://nekocap.com/view/xHPzOUFphP
Ep 3: https://nekocap.com/view/rF9HPvBc2R
Ep 4: https://nekocap.com/view/UmDsxCeouU
Ep 5: https://nekocap.com/view/ZJO6WZMwzv
Ep 6: https://nekocap.com/view/ZOA5tMe2Fr
Ep 7: https://nekocap.com/view/T6jz64I41U
Ep 8: https://nekocap.com/view/o9pWWeq3Sd
Ep 9: https://nekocap.com/view/tjZDAe4KCL
Ep 10: https://nekocap.com/view/hQOgeXq2Sf
EP 1: https://nekocap.com/view/AXEslxvUUm
EP 2: https://nekocap.com/view/j4oz4jgKo2
EP 3: https://nekocap.com/view/JfCzcxSUZm
EP 4: https://nekocap.com/view/lrOCe5NRF1
EP 5: https://nekocap.com/view/YboX3RFrJz
EP 6: https://nekocap.com/view/XZUbIewT7x
https://www.oned.net/video/6391441815112
sorry everyone, took a bit longer time to resync the subs for ep 3 and 4 bc youtube full ep trim down the really explicit scenes, they didnt cut any dialogues but mostly shortened the nc scenes so i had to resync the subs to fit it.
EP 1: https://nekocap.com/view/mynScPNC3F
EP 2: https://nekocap.com/view/oMEg7IgMHg
EP 3: https://nekocap.com/view/iiJLR1tn98
EP 4: https://nekocap.com/view/ABY1BGAsFQ
but i think youtube auto english subs are even more accurate.
for manual human subs, maybe will be released in a few months on viki after it finishes airing
Terms similar to “lakhon” are found in many Southeast Asian cultures, each varying in spelling and slightly different in meaning. In Java, for example, the term ‘lakon’ refers to the plot of a story, while in Cambodia, ‘lakhon/ lakhol’ refers to theatrical drama. In Bali, the term “legong” refers to a type of dance with refined and intricate gestures. All of these terms point to a commonality involving performance art.
In Thailand, “Lakhon” refers to the many types of classical dramatic theatre that depict narrative stories. This is in contrast with Ram and Rabam, which refer to dances with no storyline. Unlike modern theatre forms, which rely on realistic acting and dialogues, most forms of Lakhon rely heavily on dance and music to convey the story. Thus, choreography in Lakhon must be painstakingly executed to deliver the characters’ inner thoughts and emotions. This has led many to describe Lakhon as “dance dramas”. However, there are also forms of Lakhon that do not rely heavily on choreography, such as Lakhon Phud (Speaking Lakhon). Other important aspects of Lakhon include acting, costumes, stage design, script, as well as spiritual rituals.
Types of Lakhon
There are types of Lakhon, which can be grouped into three categories:
Lakhon Ram (ละครรำ), or “Dance Dramas”, focusses on telling the story through dance movements accompanied by vocal and instrumental music. Choreography is used to portray characters’ emotions and thoughts.
Lakhon Rong (ละครร้อง), or “Musical Dramas”, focuses on using singing to tell the story.
Lakhon Phud (ละครพูด), or “Spoken Drama”, focuses using spoken dialogue with true-to-life acting that allows audiences to connect with the characters.
Lakhon Ram is the genre that Mala pursues.
Lakhon Rong is the genre that Soi currently pursues.