Drama Review: Fak Fah Kiri Dao

16

Rating

★★★★

Duration

0 Hrs 2 Mins

Episodes

16

Drama Digest

Santharakat, son of Rachisa, is a headstrong Indian Billionaire who fled the hunt of a Mafia gang from the Himalayas to hide in the Chiang Mai. He encounters Danika, the owner of a restaurant in Chiang Mai. He tries to win over Danika, who loves to gaze at stars, but Danika likes Khiri, a waiter who suffers from a difficult time due to his drunken mother. Khiri tries everything in his will to thrust himself up to compete with Santharakat and ends up working illegally with Sikarin, Danika’s stepfather, until he makes himself rich and competes with Santharakat in all possible ways.

The Feel-Good Part

The story had a promising start. The music and cinematography were highly praised. The male leads acting were praised. This series reflects on how much one can do for someone they love.

The Disappointing Factor

Even though the start of the plot was quite promising but it could not hold onto its story enough. The male lead’s character was more into toxic masculinity and proving their competence and power than trying to show their feelings for the female actor. Almost all the female leads were self-centered, selfish, and manipulative. The relationships among the characters were primarily toxic and unhealthy. The male leads were pretty hot-headed and stupid as their characters.

In-Depth Analysis

The series has a pretty terrible pacing and storyline. The storyline, although it started promising, could not really keep its standards and went round and round, repeating scenes and plot. The characters are a bit more on the selfish side and think they are better than everyone else and humiliate the other characters. An act of sexualization is also portrayed here where they tried to portray women as any possession to win over, and every rejection was taken as some challenge.

Star Power

Nawasch Phupantachsee (Pon) was entirely accurate with his portrayal of a tough son of a mafia boss, which was a vital point of the drama. However, Sarin Ronnakiat (In) suited well as a good son character in the first half but was a bit miscast for the rough-gangster look overall.

Overall Opinion

Even though the story started with a promising plot, it could not keep up to the expectations and felt very repetitive and draggy. However, if you have any favorite cast, it can be worth watching.