The story was set during World War II when the Japanese Empire sent troops to Siam (Thailand) as part of their greater plan. Kobori, an idealistic Japanese officer set up a base camp by the Chaophraya River which is in the area of Angsumalin‘s house. He falls for her at first sight. Angsumalin, a proud Thai who despises every kind of threat to her country, sees him as a part of the Japanese Empire that deserves only hatreds. Despite his duty, Kobori wants to believe that his love will be able to find its way into her heart. (Source: popv) Edit Translation
- English
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- dansk
- Norsk
- Native Title: คู่กรรม
- Also Known As: Khu Kham , Koo Kum , Koo Kam , Khu Kam , Ill-fated lovers , Sunset at Chaophraya
- Director: Sant Srikaewlaw
- Screenwriter: Pranpramoon
- Genres: Historical, Romance, Drama, War
Cast & Credits
- Bie Sukrit WisetkaewKoboriMain Role
- Noona Nuengthida SophonAngsumalin / HidekoMain Role
- Gun Napat InjaieuaWanutSupport Role
- Puri HiranprueckDr. TakedaSupport Role
- Ui Kriengkrai OonhanunBuaSupport Role
- Klot AtthaseriPhonSupport Role
Reviews
Story:
This is a remake so the story is tried and tested. It will keep you interested until the end! There were some characters I found over the top or uninteresting, but the main characters keep you going. Sometimes the story seems to stall, but the drama definitely delivers and makes you happy that you watched until the end.
Acting/Cast:
I wanted to watch this series due to the lead male (Wisetkaew Sukrit). He has a very over the top way of acting, but I personally love it. He made me love the character, no matter how flawed and silly the character sometimes was. It all just added to the drama's impact. The lead female (Nuengthida Sophon) will very likely divide viewers opinions. You will feel frustrated with her actions, but everything happens for a reason. Her facial expressions feel limited and I wish the characters had more depth. It all comes flowing out though in the end and she managed to make me care about the character. Most of the side characters were okay, but there were some that were quite "rough". All in all the actors manage to make the wartime era feel very authentic.
Music:
The music in this one was quite basic. A few ballads here and there, quite beautiful but nothing extraordinary. I would've preferred a few instrumental themes, but it was okay.
Rewatch value:
I'm not sure if I will ever watch the last episode again. I cried my eyes out at 1:30am while I was watching this next to my sleeping husband. :D There were some memorable scenes though so I might have to go back for those. One of those dramas that you are glad you watched, but maybe you won't watch it again, at least not in it's entirety.
Overall:
If you are feeling a bit dull and you want to have a good cry this is the perfect drama for you. Interesting, romantic and even a bit erotic it will keep you in its clutches until the end. If you don't like war dramas or melodramas you should probably skip this one.
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Loveee
Ughhh where do I even start 😩😩.After almost 10 years I’m rewatching the show and it still gets me in my feels 😭😭. I’ve watch this drama when it first came out and I was only 12-13 years old at the time but now that I’m older (21 years old) I have a better understanding and it still hits me in my feels 😫Such a good drama to watch. I love the 2 leads who played the character so well but Angsumali (i think that’s how you spell her name) makes me so mad😤😤 still a good show though. Definitely a 10/10 ❤️❤️❤️
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