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*'''Producer:''' [[Aom Phiyada Akarasenee]] | *'''Producer:''' [[Aom Phiyada Akarasenee]] | ||
*'''Director:''' [[Pisarn Akarasenee]] | *'''Director:''' [[Pisarn Akarasenee]] | ||
| − | *'''Novel Written By:''' | + | *'''Novel Written By:''' [[Choowong Chayajinda]] |
*'''Company Name:''' Exact & Scenario | *'''Company Name:''' Exact & Scenario | ||
== Cast == | == Cast == | ||
*[[Toomtam Yuthana Puengklarng]] as Watit/Roothon | *[[Toomtam Yuthana Puengklarng]] as Watit/Roothon | ||
| − | *[[View Wannarot Sontichai]] as | + | *[[View Wannarot Sontichai]] as Maytinee |
| − | *[[Navin Yavapolkul (Tar)]] as | + | *[[Navin Yavapolkul (Tar)]] as Angkoon |
| − | *[[Due Arisara]] as | + | *[[Due Arisara]] as Kinaree |
| − | *[[Gam Wichayanee Pearklin]] as | + | *[[Gam Wichayanee Pearklin]] as Tippy |
| − | *[[Freudonidas (Freud) Natthapong Chartpong]] as | + | *[[Freudonidas (Freud) Natthapong Chartpong]] as Anuwat |
| − | *[[Aom Sakaojai Poolsawad]] as | + | *[[Aom Sakaojai Poolsawad]] as Boodsaban |
| − | *[[Mouse Natcha Jantapan]] as | + | *[[Mouse Natcha Jantapan]] as Maitree |
| − | *[[Cherreen Nachjaree]] as | + | *[[Cherreen Nachjaree]] as Warin |
| − | *[[Pisarn Akarasenee]] as | + | *[[Pisarn Akarasenee]] as Por Lang Wit |
| − | *[[Penpak Sirikul]] as | + | *[[Penpak Sirikul]] as Raem |
| − | *[[Dilok Thong wattana]] as | + | *[[Dilok Thong wattana]] as Kitja |
*[[Sawitree Samipak]] as Character Name | *[[Sawitree Samipak]] as Character Name | ||
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** Aom's husband (Art Sra Jutharattanakul) and daughter (Nava Patchranant) also made special appearances as well. | ** Aom's husband (Art Sra Jutharattanakul) and daughter (Nava Patchranant) also made special appearances as well. | ||
*[[Pimmada Boriruksuppakorn (Pim)]] as Character Name | *[[Pimmada Boriruksuppakorn (Pim)]] as Character Name | ||
| − | *[[Jane Janesuda Parnto]] as | + | *[[Jane Janesuda Parnto]] as Prae |
== Synopsis/Review == | == Synopsis/Review == | ||
| − | + | This drama tells the story of two male twins, Watit and Rut (Toomtam), who were separated from each other, leading completely different lives. One twin belongs to the high society in the big city while the other one leads a modest but good life in the countryside. When Watit, the twin from the big city gets hurt by someone, the father asks Rut, the other twin to take the life of his severely ill twin, leading a life under his name by pretending to be his unknown brother in hope to find the person who tried to kill his brother. The main heroine, Maytinee (Vill), is the bride-to-be of Watit. But their engagement is only based of a business deal and not of affection. When his brother replaces him, she doesn't notice the substitution at first and marries him anyway. But she gradually begins to realize that he is a different man, falling slow in love with his different attitude. | |
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| + | --Credits to: viki.com | ||
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If someone else want to give another review just write it under the other synopsis. | If someone else want to give another review just write it under the other synopsis. | ||
Revision as of 20:04, 17 February 2015
Contents
Details
- Title: Ngao Jai / เงาใจ
- Also known as: Shadow of the Heart / Heart's Shadow
- Duration: ?? Episodes
- Genre: Drama/Romance/Comedy
- Popularity: ???
- Air time: Monday & Tuesday
- Broadcast network: One HD
- Broadcast period: January 26, 2015---(On Air)
- Theme song: ทั้งที่ผิดก็ยังรัก - AB normal
- Related to: Ngao Jai
Production Credits
- Producer: Aom Phiyada Akarasenee
- Director: Pisarn Akarasenee
- Novel Written By: Choowong Chayajinda
- Company Name: Exact & Scenario
Cast
- Toomtam Yuthana Puengklarng as Watit/Roothon
- View Wannarot Sontichai as Maytinee
- Navin Yavapolkul (Tar) as Angkoon
- Due Arisara as Kinaree
- Gam Wichayanee Pearklin as Tippy
- Freudonidas (Freud) Natthapong Chartpong as Anuwat
- Aom Sakaojai Poolsawad as Boodsaban
- Mouse Natcha Jantapan as Maitree
- Cherreen Nachjaree as Warin
- Pisarn Akarasenee as Por Lang Wit
- Penpak Sirikul as Raem
- Dilok Thong wattana as Kitja
- Sawitree Samipak as Character Name
Special Appearances:
- Aom Phiyada Akarasenee as Character Name
- Aom's husband (Art Sra Jutharattanakul) and daughter (Nava Patchranant) also made special appearances as well.
- Pimmada Boriruksuppakorn (Pim) as Character Name
- Jane Janesuda Parnto as Prae
Synopsis/Review
This drama tells the story of two male twins, Watit and Rut (Toomtam), who were separated from each other, leading completely different lives. One twin belongs to the high society in the big city while the other one leads a modest but good life in the countryside. When Watit, the twin from the big city gets hurt by someone, the father asks Rut, the other twin to take the life of his severely ill twin, leading a life under his name by pretending to be his unknown brother in hope to find the person who tried to kill his brother. The main heroine, Maytinee (Vill), is the bride-to-be of Watit. But their engagement is only based of a business deal and not of affection. When his brother replaces him, she doesn't notice the substitution at first and marries him anyway. But she gradually begins to realize that he is a different man, falling slow in love with his different attitude.
--Credits to: viki.com
If someone else want to give another review just write it under the other synopsis.
Trivia or Interesting Info about this Lakorn
- Remake of Danuporn Punnakun (Brook) and Suvanant Kongying (Kob)'s Ngao Jai lakorn, which aired on Channel 7 in 2001.
- First produced lakorn from acclaimed actress Aom Phiyada Akarasenee, and she chose Toomtam Yuthana Puengklarng and View Wannarot Sontichai for the leads and her father, Pisarn Akarasenee, as the director.
- This is the second time Toomtam and Vill (View) are paired up as the pra'nangs, after their Sud Sai Pan (2013) lakorn.
- Interestingly, in Toomtam and Vill's first lakorn, it was Vill who portrayed twin roles in Sud Sai Pan (2013). And in Ngao Jai, Toomtam portrays twin roles.
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