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Ramin served as the ambassador's secretary in Vienna, where he crossed paths with Wayoon, a language scholarship student. Due to his affluent upbringing, Ramin assumed every woman sought his wealth, including Wayoon. Despite this, he pursued her, and Wayoon eventually fell deeply in love. They shared a passionate night together, resulting in Wayoon's pregnancy. When she approached Ramin with the news, he suggested an abortion, backed by his aunt's offer of money to keep her away. Heartbroken, Wayoon initially considered abortion but had a vivid dream of a child calling her "mom," leading her to keep the baby. She continued her education while pregnant, supported by her best friend Nicholas, who harbored his own feelings for her. | Ramin served as the ambassador's secretary in Vienna, where he crossed paths with Wayoon, a language scholarship student. Due to his affluent upbringing, Ramin assumed every woman sought his wealth, including Wayoon. Despite this, he pursued her, and Wayoon eventually fell deeply in love. They shared a passionate night together, resulting in Wayoon's pregnancy. When she approached Ramin with the news, he suggested an abortion, backed by his aunt's offer of money to keep her away. Heartbroken, Wayoon initially considered abortion but had a vivid dream of a child calling her "mom," leading her to keep the baby. She continued her education while pregnant, supported by her best friend Nicholas, who harbored his own feelings for her. | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:23, 7 April 2024
Contents
Details
- Tittle: Rak Rae / รักเร่ (ละครโทรทัศน์)
- Also known as:
- Duration: 14 Episodes
- Genre: Drama/Romance
- Popularity: top rated/low rated/failure
- Air time: Monday-Tuesday
- Broadcast network: Channel 7
- Broadcast period: December 14, 2015 --- February 1, 2016
- Theme song: "theme song" Artist Name
Production credits
- Producer: Add info here
- Director: Add info here
- Screenwriter: Sopak Suwan
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Cast
- Aom Akkaphan Namart as Ramin
- Pancake Khemanit Jamikorn as Wayoon
- Utt Uttsada Panichkul as Nicholas
- Glom Noppon Pitaklohpanit as Prach
- Pear Pimpisa Chirathivat as Character Name
- Au Panu Suwanno as Character Name
- Nathalie Davies (Nathalie) as Padma
- Pisan Srimankong as Character Name
- Marisa Annita as Heidi
- Jarunee Suksawat (Ple) as Ramin's aunt
- Sorapong Chatree as Wayoon's grandfather
- Toon Hiranyasap as Uncle Pak
- Kik Mayurin Pongpudpunth as Kanya
- Pimpaka Siangsomboon as Character Name
- Supansa Nuengpirom as Nita
- Runglawan Thonahongsa as Siranee
Synopsis/Review
The praek Ramin (Aom) was the secretary of the ambassador in Vienna and meets Wayoon (Pancake), a scholarship student there studying language. Because of his rich and successful background, he was taught that every woman that came into his life was just after his money. He thought Wayoon was those women as well. So he starts to court her. Wayoon falls for him sincerely later on. He has feelings for her too and they end up sleeping together. Wayoon later finds out that she's pregnant and goes to tell him but he tells her to get an abortion. His aunt propose to give her with money not bother nephew anymore. Upset and heartbroken, Wayoon is about to get an abortion but has a dream about a little girl calling her mom so she decided to keep the baby. She continues to go to school pregnant; but her best friend, Nicholas (Utt), helps her through her classes and pregnancy. Nicholas also secretly has feelings for Wayoon too.
After giving birth to a girl, Wayoon graduates and become the translator for the UN where years later she meets Ramin once again who is now the Thai Ambassador. Ramin still loves and misses Wayoon but believed that she had an abortion but later finds out she kept the baby and has a 3 year old daughter. He wants to reconcile but it wasn't going to be easy since Wayoon isn't very forgiving him and she is now with Nicholas. credits to: rightful owner
Another Synopsis
Ramin served as the ambassador's secretary in Vienna, where he crossed paths with Wayoon, a language scholarship student. Due to his affluent upbringing, Ramin assumed every woman sought his wealth, including Wayoon. Despite this, he pursued her, and Wayoon eventually fell deeply in love. They shared a passionate night together, resulting in Wayoon's pregnancy. When she approached Ramin with the news, he suggested an abortion, backed by his aunt's offer of money to keep her away. Heartbroken, Wayoon initially considered abortion but had a vivid dream of a child calling her "mom," leading her to keep the baby. She continued her education while pregnant, supported by her best friend Nicholas, who harbored his own feelings for her.
After giving birth and graduating, Wayoon became a UN translator. Years later, she reencountered Ramin, now the Thai Ambassador, who still loved her but believed she'd had an abortion. However, he discovered she'd kept the child, now three years old. Ramin sought reconciliation, but Wayoon, now with Nicholas, remained unforgiving. (source: mydramalist)
~~ Adapted from the novel “Rak Rae” (รักเร่) by Sopak Suwan (โสภาค สุวรรณ).
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Trivia or interesting informations about this lakorn
- Based on a novel by Sopak Suwan, same author that wrote Fah Jarod Srai & Mai Sin Rai Fai Sawat
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