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Because of the care and attention Chai Klang gives Potj, his mom and Ying Lek grow to hate Potj even more. Naturally their guardian/child and brother/sister relationship grows into love. They get married, but Potj is not certain that Chai Klang married her for love because he never told her he loves her. So how will Potj and Chai Klang overcome their obstacle of having his mom and sister accept Potj as his wife and did Chai Klang marry Potj because of love or was it because of Ban Sai Tong. Watch and find out! (credit: Looksy @ asianfuse) | Because of the care and attention Chai Klang gives Potj, his mom and Ying Lek grow to hate Potj even more. Naturally their guardian/child and brother/sister relationship grows into love. They get married, but Potj is not certain that Chai Klang married her for love because he never told her he loves her. So how will Potj and Chai Klang overcome their obstacle of having his mom and sister accept Potj as his wife and did Chai Klang marry Potj because of love or was it because of Ban Sai Tong. Watch and find out! (credit: Looksy @ asianfuse) | ||
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Being a big fan of this lakorn and a big fan of both Chai Klang and Potj as characters, I've seen all three versions currently available. Though this version is not as detailed as the 1987 Saranyu & Morudee version, which older fans of Ban Sai Tong hold close to their hearts, myself included, I can honestly say that this version is just as good and in many parts, even better than the 1987 version. Aside from about 3 three episodes in the middle of the lakorn, the overall pacing is wonderful. DaraVDO (who also produced the 1987 version) did a wonderful job on the script, though they strayed a little on the timeline of when Chai Klang returned home in the middle of the lakorn (as compared to the past two versions). The important thing is, this version stayed true to the integrity of the characters and their love for one another, which I felt lacked in the 2000 version with Num & Joy (which also took a lot of liberties with some key parts of the storyline). My recommendation, if you've never seen Ban Sai Tong, then this version is a great choice. Vee and Min are wonderful in these roles. Then if you enjoyed the storyline and the characters and have the time, then it's worthwhile to also see the 1987 version to compare and get a more detailed version of the lakorn (though I admit that the 1987 version got a little draggy, especially with the servant scenes in the second half of the lakorn). As for those that have already seen and fell in love with previous versions, I still highly recommend this version because it does have it's own merits and this is coming from someone who fell in love with the 1987 version. Both Chai Klang and Potj's characters are presented in a slightly updated, fresher interpretation compared to the 1987 version, but still in keeping with the integrity of the characters as opposed to the 2000 version. Watch it and fall in love with Chai Klang and Potj all over again. (credit: Looksy @ asianfuse) | Being a big fan of this lakorn and a big fan of both Chai Klang and Potj as characters, I've seen all three versions currently available. Though this version is not as detailed as the 1987 Saranyu & Morudee version, which older fans of Ban Sai Tong hold close to their hearts, myself included, I can honestly say that this version is just as good and in many parts, even better than the 1987 version. Aside from about 3 three episodes in the middle of the lakorn, the overall pacing is wonderful. DaraVDO (who also produced the 1987 version) did a wonderful job on the script, though they strayed a little on the timeline of when Chai Klang returned home in the middle of the lakorn (as compared to the past two versions). The important thing is, this version stayed true to the integrity of the characters and their love for one another, which I felt lacked in the 2000 version with Num & Joy (which also took a lot of liberties with some key parts of the storyline). My recommendation, if you've never seen Ban Sai Tong, then this version is a great choice. Vee and Min are wonderful in these roles. Then if you enjoyed the storyline and the characters and have the time, then it's worthwhile to also see the 1987 version to compare and get a more detailed version of the lakorn (though I admit that the 1987 version got a little draggy, especially with the servant scenes in the second half of the lakorn). As for those that have already seen and fell in love with previous versions, I still highly recommend this version because it does have it's own merits and this is coming from someone who fell in love with the 1987 version. Both Chai Klang and Potj's characters are presented in a slightly updated, fresher interpretation compared to the 1987 version, but still in keeping with the integrity of the characters as opposed to the 2000 version. Watch it and fall in love with Chai Klang and Potj all over again. (credit: Looksy @ asianfuse) | ||
Revision as of 03:43, 16 February 2016
Contents
Details
- Title: บ้านทรายทอง / Baan Sai Tong Pojaman Sawangwong
- Also known as: Golden Sand House
- Duration: 23 eps
- Genre: Romance/Family Drama
- Popularity: average rating 5.5, 1st ep. 5.6, last ep. 9, moderate success b/c other lakorns airing during the same time on ch7 had similar numbers
- Air time: Friday, Saturday & Sunday
- Broadcast network: Channel 7
- Broadcast period: November 22, 2015 --- January 15, 2016
- Theme song: "Baan Sai Tong" By: Puifai & Hak Roo Suk Nid (If I Knew A Little)
- Relate to: Ban Saithong (2000) & Ban Saithong (1987)
Production Credits
- Producer: Add info here
- Director: Add info here
- Screenwriter: Add info here
- Company Name: DaraVDO
Cast
- Min Peechaya Wattanamontree as Potjaman Pinitnan / Potjaman Sawangwong
- Vee Veraparb Suparbpaiboon as (Chai Klang) ParadaPatrapee Sawangwong
- Duangdao Jarujinda as
- Nusaba Wanichangkul (Noos) as (Ying Yai) ParadeeSawangwat Sawangwong
- Nat Natasha Nuanjam as (Ying Lek) PawineeJarusreang Sawangwong
- Kade Tarntup as Tan Thom
- KiewKoi Kwankawin as Dew
- Pimmy Pimprapa Tangprabhaporn as
- Aun Chayapol Bunnag as Panagon
- พีรพล เพิ่มเพ็ชร์ as
- Toon Pimpawee Kograbin as
- Kiewkoi as
- Ploy Warangkanang Wutthayakorn as
- Kaewsai Crystal as
- สวีเดน ทะสานนท์ as
- Gokgiik Kochakorn as
- Vasana Sittivejas
- Poodum Sararat as
- New Patitta Attayatamavitaya as
- Chayapol Indrawong as
- Toey Kanyakorn Pinij as
- Ice Atichanan as
- Kochakorn songsangterm as
- Sa-Ard Piempongsan as
- ปริญญ์ วิกรานต์ as
- สุดารัตน์ เดชากุล as
- สิดาภา เจิมงามพริ้ง as
- เยาวเรศ นิสากร as
- วิชัย จงประสิทธิ์พร as
Synopsis/Review
- Warning: Spoilers Included
Potjaman (Min Pecheya) is sent to live in Ban Sai Tong (Golden Sand House) upon her deceased father's wishes. There she instantly feels unwelcomed by it's residence, her second cousins the Sawangwongs. Her aunt, Mom Panarai and her youngest daughter Ying Lek hates Potj, while the eldest daughter Ying Yai is cold to her. However, she immediately bonds with the youngest son Chai Noi, who is crippled and his nanny(Nom Tip). There at the Ban Sai Tong, Potj is not looked upon as a relative and is ordered to work like a servant. She is sad and homesick, but bears the treatment because it is her father's wishes that she finishes her education.
One day while wondering around the grounds of Ban Sai Tong, Potj is frightened by an elderly servant, whom she thinks is a ghost. While running for her life, she trips and is caught by Chai Klang (Vee Veeraparb). His nick name "Chai Klang" means middle man/guy in Thai referring to the fact that he is the middle brother. Although Chai Klang is a stern person who doesn't show much emotions, he immediately empathizes for Potj and fights to get her the respect worthy of a relative. He makes himself Potj's guardian and seeks to teach her qualities of perseverance and patience. Though it's not in the will, he also knows that Ban Sai Tong belongs to Potj's family after his grandfather dies.
Because of the care and attention Chai Klang gives Potj, his mom and Ying Lek grow to hate Potj even more. Naturally their guardian/child and brother/sister relationship grows into love. They get married, but Potj is not certain that Chai Klang married her for love because he never told her he loves her. So how will Potj and Chai Klang overcome their obstacle of having his mom and sister accept Potj as his wife and did Chai Klang marry Potj because of love or was it because of Ban Sai Tong. Watch and find out! (credit: Looksy @ asianfuse)
- Review
Being a big fan of this lakorn and a big fan of both Chai Klang and Potj as characters, I've seen all three versions currently available. Though this version is not as detailed as the 1987 Saranyu & Morudee version, which older fans of Ban Sai Tong hold close to their hearts, myself included, I can honestly say that this version is just as good and in many parts, even better than the 1987 version. Aside from about 3 three episodes in the middle of the lakorn, the overall pacing is wonderful. DaraVDO (who also produced the 1987 version) did a wonderful job on the script, though they strayed a little on the timeline of when Chai Klang returned home in the middle of the lakorn (as compared to the past two versions). The important thing is, this version stayed true to the integrity of the characters and their love for one another, which I felt lacked in the 2000 version with Num & Joy (which also took a lot of liberties with some key parts of the storyline). My recommendation, if you've never seen Ban Sai Tong, then this version is a great choice. Vee and Min are wonderful in these roles. Then if you enjoyed the storyline and the characters and have the time, then it's worthwhile to also see the 1987 version to compare and get a more detailed version of the lakorn (though I admit that the 1987 version got a little draggy, especially with the servant scenes in the second half of the lakorn). As for those that have already seen and fell in love with previous versions, I still highly recommend this version because it does have it's own merits and this is coming from someone who fell in love with the 1987 version. Both Chai Klang and Potj's characters are presented in a slightly updated, fresher interpretation compared to the 1987 version, but still in keeping with the integrity of the characters as opposed to the 2000 version. Watch it and fall in love with Chai Klang and Potj all over again. (credit: Looksy @ asianfuse)
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Trivia or Interesting Info about this Lakorn
- This is a remake of Ban Saithong (2000). This will be the eight time this lakorn will be remake.
- This lakorn been in the work since 2004.
- The cast for n'ke and p'ek role were rumor to between Min Peechaya Wattanamontree, Pancake Khemanit Jamikorn, Aom Akkaphan Namart, Pong Nawat Kulrattanarak and Vee Veraparb Suparbpaiboon since the being of this remake. In the end it was Min & Vee who land the leading role.
- This remake will be a combine of "Baan Sai Tong" and "Pojaman Sawangwong". Pojaman Sawangwong is part 2 of "Baan Sai Tong". There is one or two version of "Pojaman Sawangwong"
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