Girls’ Love is evolving as a genre and this global expansion can be attributed to distinct couples like FreenBecky, Englot and numerous others. But the evolution of this genre has given birth to many more fresh pairings, and we are delighted to witness this steadfast growth!!

Fairway of Love

Ing Tanatcha & Cartoon Kittaya were introduced as a supporting couple in the recently concluded romance “Reloved.” Their chemistry was much appreciated, which probably landed them the lead role in “Fairway of Love.” Nana, the daughter of a golf course tycoon, is suddenly called back from studying fashion in Europe to save the business from crisis. As such, she decided to learn golf herself, so she could understand the intricacies better. There, she meets Pro Vee, a former skilled golf pro who is now the resident golf pro. Pro Vee is strict, demanding, and displeased that Nana knows nothing about golf, the sport she loves and is so dedicated to. Vee is Nana’s childhood acquaintance, and she ends up having a crush on her. Nana is flirtatious and mischievous while Vee is strict and disciplined. Ing & Cartoon have endearing chemistry!!

How Do We Relationship?

“How Do We Relationship?” boldly explores the question of how you conceptualize your relationship. Everyone has a different perspective and not everyone agrees with your opinion. Shy Miwa (Konishi Sakurako) has always dreamed of finding love, but living in small-town Japan made finding the right match difficult – especially since she likes girls. Her life changes when she meets her outgoing classmate, Saeko (Sayashi Riho). While coming back from the welcome party, Saeko nonchalantly accepts that she prefers girls. Initially speechless, Miwa gathers courage and accepts that she likes girls as well. Shockingly enough, Saeko suggests that they should try dating. As they start dating, Miwa finds it difficult to accept Saeko’s straightforward approach towards dating. While Saeko intends to be casual about it, Miwa wants to clearly define their relationship. Sakurako & Riho have a natural chemistry and I’m looking forward to watching the upcoming episodes!!

Juliet & Juliet

A sapphic remake of Shakespeare’s classic “Romoe and Juliet”, this show introduces One 31 Thailand’s fresh pairing, MingMing Kanyakorn & Nepjune Nutkitta. Blue Monchaitrakul’s life is turned upside down, when she moves to a provincial convent school. The town is controlled by the powerful mafia, Khongpirum. As she starts school, she is constantly bullied, and she mistakenly blames Tokyo, the youngest daughter of Sia Po Khongpirum. Everyone in the school is afraid of Tokyo, from the teachers to the students. Tokyo is left surprised when Blue boldly declares war against her bullies. When Blue is assigned to work in the library, out of curiosity, Tokyo approaches her. Soon after, Tokyo clears Blue’s misunderstandings and they grow closer. Unfortunately, Blue’s father wins a deal against Khongpurim and Blue yet again becomes a target of the school bullies. On learning about their family enmity, Tokyo chooses to ignore her. But as the bullies trouble Blue continuously, Tokyo is forced to step in. They reconcile and Tokyo confesses her feelings for Blue. MingMing & Nepjune have a magical chemistry & the storytelling is crisp!

Khom Khlang

Star Hunter Entertainment has introduced the fresh pairing of Puinoon Warangsiri & Bint Sireethorn in a sapphic version of “Khemjira.” The daughter of a high ranking police officer, Lieutenant Pheem has been hunting a group of traffickers who killed her younger sister. On her recent mission, she gets ambushed by their leader, who seems immune to bullets. When her younger brother is grievously injured, Pheem is left grief stricken. Pheem’s father advices her to seek help from Master Bulan. Years ago, the police had collaborated with her father. Their first meeting ends in argument, as Bulan realizes that Pheem is her karmic soulmate. Since Pheem doesn’t believe in ghosts or rituals, Bulan refuses to help her. Pheem gets transferred to Bulan’s hometown. They bicker continuously and yet, they are dangerously drawn towards each other. Bint has a magnetic presence. You are drawn to her even as she is dressed as a shaman. She has electrifying chemistry with Puinoon!

Moonshadow

EmiBonnie have the kind of chemistry that is suitable for all kinds of romances. Chan (Emi Thasorn), a successful businesswoman, ends up having a one-night stand with Key (Bonnie Pattraphus). Although Chan has no intention of taking things any further, the mischievous and charming Key boldly proposes that Chan keep her as her “sugar baby.” But just as their relationship starts to flourish, Jay (Film Rachanun), Chan’s first love, reappears, throwing their romance into turmoil. It is a delight watching Film play an atypical love rival. Jay’s strong presence clashes beautifully with Key’s flirtatious persona, leading to an intriguing rivalry. Key has a shredded personality, her family life is quite mysterious. The show makes it quite obvious that she belongs to a wealthy family and has no need to act like a sugar baby. But she lives alone, away from her family who adore her. Her birth mother’s sudden death seems to haunt her repeatedly, and we don’t know the exact reason for the same. EmiBonnie’s chemistry is a welcome respite from the individual struggles that both Chan & Key face!!

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