Pharnrawee is married to the wealthy Rangsee Suriyathid. They have one adopted son, Passakorn. Rangsee finds out that he has one biological child with another woman, Sangla. The child is Rangrong, a feisty young woman out for revenge on Phanrawee for hurting her mother and to claim Rangsee’s inheritance. Edit Translation
- English
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- dansk
- Norsk
- Native Title: อาทิตย์ชิงดวง
- Also Known As: Feuding Sun ,
- Director: Pui Paoon Jansiri
- Genres: Drama
Cast & Credits
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![Aom Phiyada Chutharatkul in Artid Ching Duang Thai Drama (2009)]( "Aom Phiyada Chutharatkul in Artid Ching Duang Thai Drama (2009)")
Aom Phiyada Chutharatkul Main Role -
![Nok Sinjai Plengpanich in Artid Ching Duang Thai Drama (2009)]( "Nok Sinjai Plengpanich in Artid Ching Duang Thai Drama (2009)")
Nok Sinjai PlengpanichParnrawee SuriyathidSupport Role -
![JakJaan Akhamsiri Suwanasuk in Artid Ching Duang Thai Drama (2009)]( "JakJaan Akhamsiri Suwanasuk in Artid Ching Duang Thai Drama (2009)")
JakJaan Akhamsiri SuwanasukFahroongSupport Role -
![Nut Devahastin Na Ayutthaya in Artid Ching Duang Thai Drama (2009)]( "Nut Devahastin Na Ayutthaya in Artid Ching Duang Thai Drama (2009)")
Nut Devahastin Na AyutthayaPassakorn / "Neung"Support Role -
![Pisan Akaraseranee in Artid Ching Duang Thai Drama (2009)]( "Pisan Akaraseranee in Artid Ching Duang Thai Drama (2009)")
Pisan AkaraseraneeRangsi SuriyathitSupport Role -
![Noi Surattana Kongthrakul in Artid Ching Duang Thai Drama (2009)]( "Noi Surattana Kongthrakul in Artid Ching Duang Thai Drama (2009)")
Noi Surattana KongthrakulSaengla ThongbutlaSupport Role
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Reviews
This review may contain spoilers
Type: LakornCategory: Weird
Rating: Unratable (due to that, perfect average 5.0 was given)
Kisses: 1 fake
Thing one: contains death of a lead character.
Thing two: the actual nang'ek is not a nang'ek, here.
Nok Sinjai here could be called the actual nang'ek here, due to that the whole thing's out of shape for a viewer caring for a classic lakorn where we should have happy ending for leading couple. But Piyada Akaraseni's character crosses the line from where there is no return.
I would much prefer the story would not go as that far, and hoped for the leading anti-heroine's redemption and happy ending in the arms of Nat Devahastin, looking still dorkily cute in here (don't know what happened to him later), which would be endearing... for him being younger, and her being so bad;))
For that dissapointment (and that awful "kissing" scene) this won't make my re-watch list.
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