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Oh this is really a nice remake of Bansaithong. For me, it definitely beats Num and Joy's version and at this pace, it just might beat my beloved Saranyu and Morundee version. I find many of the scenes so beautifully done. I love how the director cuts those long scenes and continues them through the characters' flashbacks. The proposal scene was so squeal worthy......with a gesture of his hand, she senses he feels the same and runs into his arms. Him quietly holding her as his hand gently ran down her hair was just such a tender moment. Then later in her room as she sits looking at her reflection, she reflects on his words, relives the moment, and smiles her adorable smile..... she's a Sawawong now...... :wub:
I actually don't mind all of the added scenes in this remake. These scenes make for great character development and they give this remake a more definitive feel to it. After all, this lakorn is based on two classic novels, maybe this remake is closely following the novels' storyline compared to the two previous versions I've seen. Probably the only thing they changed completely and not in keeping true to the novel is Chai Clang not smoking a pipe.
I would have never thought of Vee for the role of Chai Clang, but he is making this role his own. Saranyu's portrayal had always embodied this character in my eyes, but now after seeing Vee's Chai Clang, I think I like this portrayal and interpretation of the character more. I like how through this Chai Clang, we are able to see him fall for Potjaman. We even see his uneasiness when other men are around her. I so love the scenes of when she leaves the room, how his eyes(along with his heart) follows her.
As for Min, she just shines in this role. I didn't know she was such a good actress. Her emotional scenes are perfect!! This girl can cry and sometimes, it's not the pretty crying we are used to seeing. It's a childlike, I don't care what my face looks like, no holding back kind of crying that us girls all do....behind closed doors that is.
But yes, Min is perfect as Potjaman. She portrays this character with the right amount of sweetness, strength, and pride. Plus, I love how cute and tiny she looks next to Vee. This pairing works for this lakorn and I'm drawn to them and their scenes together.
Can't wait until next episode.
I actually don't mind all of the added scenes in this remake. These scenes make for great character development and they give this remake a more definitive feel to it. After all, this lakorn is based on two classic novels, maybe this remake is closely following the novels' storyline compared to the two previous versions I've seen. Probably the only thing they changed completely and not in keeping true to the novel is Chai Clang not smoking a pipe.
I would have never thought of Vee for the role of Chai Clang, but he is making this role his own. Saranyu's portrayal had always embodied this character in my eyes, but now after seeing Vee's Chai Clang, I think I like this portrayal and interpretation of the character more. I like how through this Chai Clang, we are able to see him fall for Potjaman. We even see his uneasiness when other men are around her. I so love the scenes of when she leaves the room, how his eyes(along with his heart) follows her.
As for Min, she just shines in this role. I didn't know she was such a good actress. Her emotional scenes are perfect!! This girl can cry and sometimes, it's not the pretty crying we are used to seeing. It's a childlike, I don't care what my face looks like, no holding back kind of crying that us girls all do....behind closed doors that is.
But yes, Min is perfect as Potjaman. She portrays this character with the right amount of sweetness, strength, and pride. Plus, I love how cute and tiny she looks next to Vee. This pairing works for this lakorn and I'm drawn to them and their scenes together.Can't wait until next episode.
