Dao

This drama drew a new picture in the scene of Thai dramas with it's messy characters and realistic approach of the youth love. Through the idea of situationship, this gave us a new taste in the romance genre.

The plot is very character centric, revolving on the relationships and the friendships between everyone and that brought more chaos than expected. The characters were flawed yet realistic. They made many mistakes, had their own redemption arcs and in between so much we ended up with some of the best bonds on screen. Every character played a part in the plot and it was nice to have a romance drama where it is uncertain who will end up with who, if at all they are ending up together.

The cinematography felt really new. The pace was little different then the older romance genre dramas of that time. Jojo made sure everything left a bit of frustration with so much of curiosity for the next part. The music was refreshing.

The acting was really good in this. Plustor especially brought his character to life. It really felt like watching real people on screen.

It was one of the pillars of the Thai dramas that brought in a different styling. Definitely reccomended.