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Keeping Your Heart
Trang has a perfect family, a good wife with daughter and son. He has a doubt when Tawanwad, a female artist, comes to his life. He has to choose between the duty and feelings inside his heart.
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Trang has a perfect family, a good wife with daughter and son. He has a doubt when Tawanwad, a female artist, comes to his life. He has to choose between the duty and feelings inside his heart.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Jazz Siam
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Runtime:106 minutes
Studio:Five Star Production
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