[Ch7] Roy Ruk Raeng Kaen (Samun Karn Lakorn)
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I honestly have never seen anyone play it as well as him, especially when he wants to kill Chitchaba by choking her. Goodness. His eyes! Scary. I also like Sam Yuranan. They're both good in their own ways. There are a couple 80s actors like Likit and stuff too but they're irrelevant now. Haha.phatman said:
I grew up watching him in Sawan Biang 1988. Lol. He was always the first Kawee in my heart. His nickname is Kawee. Each time my family refers to him, we call him Kawee. I like him in movies. Haven't tuned into much of his lakorns besides SB and the one with Ning.phatman said:
Ncmeowmeow35
sarNie Oldmaid
Sarapong,Sam, Tui, man you ladies are oldddd!! Lol. Sam was my go to praek back in the days, until Johnny Enfone.
lovelybird
sarNie Hatchling
Can someone please tell me how the ending is going to be like? Is he going to go back to mook?
aiyaja
sarNie OldFart
I really like this lakorn. This is the only lakorn I'm watching at the moment.
The filmography never disappoints and the pace plus acting is a lot better than Hua Jai Tuen. Pooklook is doing an amazing job at being the sweet and innocent Mookrin. Oh, Michael. He looks hot in here when he's mad. I see some sparks and chemistry between the two. They have convinced me that they've been dating for 3 years especially during the scene at the beach and their little talk about saving themselves for marriage.
I was so happy that I found a lakorn to watch BUT after listening to the summary...OMG. No.
The filmography never disappoints and the pace plus acting is a lot better than Hua Jai Tuen. Pooklook is doing an amazing job at being the sweet and innocent Mookrin. Oh, Michael. He looks hot in here when he's mad. I see some sparks and chemistry between the two. They have convinced me that they've been dating for 3 years especially during the scene at the beach and their little talk about saving themselves for marriage.
I was so happy that I found a lakorn to watch BUT after listening to the summary...OMG. No.
I don't like weak nang'akes.
Yes, she did him wrong and betrayed his love by lying in court and helping her brother get away with murdering his sister, but really? Yes, she isn't a righteous white nang'ake. She lied to protect her brother. She's not all about justice. I can't even blame her for that because hey, that's her only family and kin left, so each to their own. If Kim plans on ruining her life and her brother's, I totally understand that too, but for Mookrin to give in to him and sleep with him up to the point of having a child together when he dumped her and got engaged and then married to her frenemy? Really? I understand she loves him BUT girl, the moment you decide to betray him and throw away your love KNOWING that losing him was the consequence of saving your brother, you should have been prepared to lose him forever and never go back. I don't like nang'akes who waver when they've already made a decision that changed their lives forever. I can understand Yah Leurm Chun in that she married an older guy to save her family from debts and broke up with him cold heartedly. However, this is a totally different ball game in breaking up and betrayal. I just think logically, Mookrin and Kim can never be together.
Why is Mookrin such a shameless girl later on? Before she gives everything to Kim because of love, she needs to learn how to love herself first. The girl needs to take responsibility for her actions. She needs to learn that life can't rewind and certain things can't be reversed. Sometimes, you can't have both worlds, in this case, her brother to be freed and Kim next to her side. Once she's made a decision, stick with it especially when the man supposedly moved on with his life with another girl. Really? Mookrin totally deserves the hate and disrespect from Kim and Pat for acting like a shameless whore or mistress. I have no sympathy for her.
Yes, she did him wrong and betrayed his love by lying in court and helping her brother get away with murdering his sister, but really? Yes, she isn't a righteous white nang'ake. She lied to protect her brother. She's not all about justice. I can't even blame her for that because hey, that's her only family and kin left, so each to their own. If Kim plans on ruining her life and her brother's, I totally understand that too, but for Mookrin to give in to him and sleep with him up to the point of having a child together when he dumped her and got engaged and then married to her frenemy? Really? I understand she loves him BUT girl, the moment you decide to betray him and throw away your love KNOWING that losing him was the consequence of saving your brother, you should have been prepared to lose him forever and never go back. I don't like nang'akes who waver when they've already made a decision that changed their lives forever. I can understand Yah Leurm Chun in that she married an older guy to save her family from debts and broke up with him cold heartedly. However, this is a totally different ball game in breaking up and betrayal. I just think logically, Mookrin and Kim can never be together.
Why is Mookrin such a shameless girl later on? Before she gives everything to Kim because of love, she needs to learn how to love herself first. The girl needs to take responsibility for her actions. She needs to learn that life can't rewind and certain things can't be reversed. Sometimes, you can't have both worlds, in this case, her brother to be freed and Kim next to her side. Once she's made a decision, stick with it especially when the man supposedly moved on with his life with another girl. Really? Mookrin totally deserves the hate and disrespect from Kim and Pat for acting like a shameless whore or mistress. I have no sympathy for her.
Orangeblossom
sarNie Juvenile
Can someone give me a summary or synopsis of this series? I can't find it anywhere. Thanks.
aiyaja
sarNie OldFart
I would have more respect for her if she remains adamant in cutting ties with him all throughout the lakorn not because of what he's doing to her or that she's stubborn or that she's throwing a woman tantrum at him because he got engaged or married her frenemy, but because of what she has done to him. If she loves him that much, she wouldn't want to remind him of the traumatic event by being next to him because reality is, she will always be a thorn in his heart because of her blood relations. And especially what she directly did to him too, that's the biggest sin she commited against him. She should pay for what she did to him on her own terms, not by a forced vegenance from him.Mahalo said: