KOB Entertainment has recently released an eleven-minute long pilot trailer of their upcoming Boys Love (BL) series, "Pleng Rak Love Puzzle," based on TJ Tommy's novel of the same name. The series stars Noh Phouluang and Tan Kittinan and tells the story of an Engineering freshman, Pleng, who hooks up with his cold senior, Prai.
According to the synopsis, Pleng travels to Bangkok with a close friend to further his studies. On their first night, they attend a party behind the university where they meet a strange young man who challenges them to a game of snooker, gambling on who will win or lose with alcohol. Pleng ends up drinking too much and passing out, completely fascinated by the young man. He wakes up in a hotel room the next morning, and the stranger has disappeared, leaving behind payment for all the alcohol. When it's time for admissions to the Faculty of Engineering, Pleng is shocked to discover that the stranger he had an affair with the night before is his senior, Prai, a cold young man. This marks the beginning of Pleng's pursuit of Prai with the help of friends and seniors from other faculties.
"Pleng Rak Love Puzzle" is one of the many BL series that are gaining popularity in Southeast Asia. The BL genre, which portrays love stories between men, has become increasingly popular among young people. In recent years, BL series have rapidly developed and have become a topic that interests many viewers from various backgrounds.
The pilot trailer provides a glimpse of how the relationship between Pleng and Prai will develop. Noh Phouluang and Tan Kittinan portray their characters well and show strong chemistry between them. Although it's unclear when the series will be officially released, the pilot trailer has already garnered attention from BL fans worldwide.
In recent years, BL series have become more popular in Southeast Asia, including in Indonesia. Many BL fans consider this genre to be a form of representation for those with different sexual orientations. By featuring romantic stories that portray relationships between men, it's hoped that these series can provide a better understanding of diversity and human rights for everyone, regardless of their sexual orientation.
KOB Entertainment Releases Official Pilot Trailer for Upcoming BL Series “Love Puzzle” Starring Noh Phouluang and Tan Kittinan
KOB Entertainment has recently released an eleven-minute long pilot trailer of their upcoming Boys Love (BL) series, "Pleng Rak Love Puzzle," based on TJ Tommy's novel of the same name. The series stars Noh Phouluang and Tan Kittinan and tells the story of an Engineering freshman, Pleng, who hooks up with his cold senior, Prai.
According to the synopsis, Pleng travels to Bangkok with a close friend to further his studies. On their first night, they attend a party behind the university where they meet a strange young man who challenges them to a game of snooker, gambling on who will win or lose with alcohol. Pleng ends up drinking too much and passing out, completely fascinated by the young man. He wakes up in a hotel room the next morning, and the stranger has disappeared, leaving behind payment for all the alcohol. When it's time for admissions to the Faculty of Engineering, Pleng is shocked to discover that the stranger he had an affair with the night before is his senior, Prai, a cold young man. This marks the beginning of Pleng's pursuit of Prai with the help of friends and seniors from other faculties.
"Pleng Rak Love Puzzle" is one of the many BL series that are gaining popularity in Southeast Asia. The BL genre, which portrays love stories between men, has become increasingly popular among young people. In recent years, BL series have rapidly developed and have become a topic that interests many viewers from various backgrounds.
The pilot trailer provides a glimpse of how the relationship between Pleng and Prai will develop. Noh Phouluang and Tan Kittinan portray their characters well and show strong chemistry between them. Although it's unclear when the series will be officially released, the pilot trailer has already garnered attention from BL fans worldwide.
In recent years, BL series have become more popular in Southeast Asia, including in Indonesia. Many BL fans consider this genre to be a form of representation for those with different sexual orientations. By featuring romantic stories that portray relationships between men, it's hoped that these series can provide a better understanding of diversity and human rights for everyone, regardless of their sexual orientation.
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