An absurd romantic comedy that you will love nevertheless!!

Since their official debut as a couple in “Why R U?” in 2020, MaxNat have come a long way. After starring in “Y-Destiny”, they made a breakthrough with “Naughty Babe.” “Two Worlds” was their next big hit which has established their prominence. During this chaotic journey, they have dabbled in various kinds of roles. Adapted from the novel “Your Third” (ที่สามของเธอ) by LAILA, Max Kornthas & Nat Natasit star in a robust comedy that sets their sojourn apart from their earlier roles. Max mostly confirms to serious roles that scream dominance. This was his first time portraying a character that is silly and yet endearing. Max’s performance is indeed praiseworthy and entertaining. On the other hand, Nat’s portrayal is calmer & composed.

Storyline & Chemistry-

Jam (Nat Natasit) is the right-hand man to Sib (Peterpan Tadsapon), a high-powered executive at a top-tier corporation, for the sake of career advancement, he goes above and beyond in his duties. His latest assignment is to locate and retrieve Sib’s angsty younger brother, Sarm (Max Kornthas) who has quite literally disappeared off the grid. Sarm had a one-sided crush on Pimai (Fluke Natouch), Sib’s husband. Following their marriage, Sarm is left heartbroken and he runs away from home. His family leave him alone for six months, but when things get complicated on their family-owned farms, Sib is forced to bring him back. He orders Jam to bring him back in two weeks.

Tracking down Sarm is hard enough. But Jam is used to doing the impossible, and he finds Sarm on an obscure island. Getting him to willingly return? Nearly impossible. Jam is this close to losing it. Jam tries everything to bring him back while Sarm keeps evading him. In this cat and mouse game, Sarm ends up falling for the sweet Jam.

With renewed enthusiasm, he returns home to endlessly pursue Jam. Even though Jam has feelings for him, he feels reluctant because of Sarm’s silly nature. Sarm doesn’t give up and keeps trying until Jam accepts his affections.

This show is a very simple romance, without any unwarranted complications. Max outdoes himself with his comic timing. Sarm is brutally honest, funny, absolutely absurd and yet very sweet. Nat’s Jam is calm and composed, like most office workers; always equipped to solve complex problems.

Final Impressions

Sarm’s story would be incomplete without his incredibly supportive family!!

Sarm & Sib might be stepbrothers who don’t get along on most issues, but Sib is insanely protective about his family. Sarm & his twin brother, Song (Ohm Thanakrit) have an equally endearing relationship. Song is his biggest supporter and also the one who gives him sound advice. The finale episode introduces Ohm’s new partner, JT Patiphan, and their chemistry seems interesting. This show is a laughter riot, no need to take it too seriously!!

Rating- 4 out of 5

Streaming on- IQIYI