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Tong, Ruay and Oddadd, three Northeastern Thai boys are looking for a girl of their own. Tong aims for a perfect girl and ignores Dokya who always loves him. But when Dokya has a suitor from Bangkok named Yuth, Tong then gets uneasy. While Ruay wishes to create a family with Mali under a huge challenge to overcome the social class difference. Oddadd, on the other hand, is a womanizer and targets to win the heart of as many girls as he could from his absolute confidence.
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Tong, Ruay and Oddadd, three Northeastern Thai boys are looking for a girl of their own. Tong aims for a perfect girl and ignores Dokya who always loves him. But when Dokya has a suitor from Bangkok named Yuth, Tong then gets uneasy. While Ruay wishes to create a family with Mali under a huge challenge to overcome the social class difference. Oddadd, on the other hand, is a womanizer and targets to win the heart of as many girls as he could from his absolute confidence.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Taradech Sapanyoo
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:M Studio
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