Seua es el único hijo de Min y un extranjero. Al crecer, Seua nunca vio a su padre y su madre no se preocupaba por él. Seua fue criado por sus abuelos y su tío Narong. Cuando el abuelo de Seua falleció, Min y Narong heredaron un terreno. Min, que está desesperada por dinero, vende su tierra a Narong para continuar persiguiendo a chicos más jóvenes para su propio placer. Seua y su tío Narong se dedican a criar peces y venderlos como mascotas. Un día, Seua conoce a Mook Pisoot, una niña rica que es la hija de una conocida política y un famoso músico. Ellos van a la misma escuela y al principio Seua la desprecia porque piensa que es una estirada como cualquier otro niño rico. En cambio, Mook es una chica dulce pero débil que está pasando por una crisis familiar. Sus padres se están divorciando y nadie parece preocuparse por ella. Ella tiene dos medio hermanos, Ploy y Phet. A diferencia de Phet, Ploy odia a Mook. Después de conocerse mejor, Seua y Mook se vuelven mejores amigos. Seua es el único que escucha a Mook y siempre está ahí para consolarla cuando tiene problemas en casa. Cuando los padres de Mook se divorcian, Mook se ve obligada a ir a vivir al extranjero con su padre. Antes de irse, le da a Seua una perla para recordarla y promete visitarlo en las próximas vacaciones de verano. Durante el tiempo que espera el regreso de Mook, Seua conoce a alguien que cambiará su vida para siempre, su padre Edward Tornton, que es de Inglaterra. Edward enseña a Seua sobre los negocios y decide que utilizará la tierra de Narong para abrir un hotel de cinco estrellas. Seua se enriquece gracias a su padre y a su propia habilidad en los negocios. Mook regresa a Tailandia cuando se entera de la muerte de su madre. Ninguno de los dos se ha olvidado del otro pero una serie de obstáculos se interpondrán en su camino dificultándoles su camino a la felicidad. Synopsis by WikiDrama Edit Translation
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- Título original: เพียงใจที่ผูกพัน
- También conocida como: Bonded Hearts , As Long As The Heart is Attached ,
- Director: Chana Kraprayoon
- Guionista: Eklikit
- Géneros: Romance, Drama
Reparto y créditos
- Athichart Chumnanon Papel principal
- Natapohn Tameeruks Papel principal
- Boonworametee ChokchaiYothitPapel secundario
- Donut Manatsanun PanlertwongskulPloy PisootPapel secundario
- Game Santi SantiwetchakunSia SengPapel secundario
- Adisorn AthakritSettPapel secundario
Reseñas
This is a decent drama, and I recommend it!
Story: I think the story is fine. I did have a hard time understanding it. I felt like when a new problem arises, it gets solved so fast that I never understood the problem in the first place. It sort of felt rushed to me, but was draggy at the same time. I really enjoyed the first few episodes of the drama, but after that, it started to get draggy and confusing. Overall, I really think the story is good. I like it!Acting/Cast: I think everyone did an amazing job portraying their character. My favorite character was Rod-Thang. :)
Music: I didn’t pay attention to the music, so I don’t know.
Rewatch Value: If I would rewatch, I’d rewatch the first few episodes. I’d not watch the full drama again. I actually would, if the storyline was not that confusing. I understood nothing about the business, politics, and money issues. :(
Overall: Overall, this is a decent drama and I do recommend it. I watched this for Taew, and she was amazing (like always:))
In 'Bonded Hearts', they got him paired with Taew. Though he was not 30 yet, still obviously he was way older than her. They didn't look like they "grew up together" as written in the synopsis. I'm a sucker for romance, yet since their idyllic early stages, I wasn't buying the chemistry of this couple.
Atichart's character is shown to be "poor fish seller" at first, but then his foreigner father arrives and makes him open a 5 star hotel on a private beach (luckilly the "poor fish seller family" had 25 acres of land by the sea:) so he rises up (while Taew's character releases an album abroad). Atichart looks weird in the role as the father treats him as a way younger kid than he looks like. Also during his beginnings (he starts with opening a simple restaurant) he gets treated with scorn from "high society" people but Atichart's face in some moments has such a mean expression it's hard to imagine him as humble guy being bullied.
It continues with him this way further throughout. It's yet one more general problem of Atichart's pra'ek roles: many of his facial expression kinda make him LOOK like a bad guy, LOL. It of course connects to his level of acting skills, if even in a good-guy roles he's not able to avoid those. Just to mention.
As for the story: Despite all the people wishing otherwise, pra'ek & nang'ek marry in half the series. Considering they met again just briefly after long years separation, it seemed really fast. Yet it's done, and since then, basically the 2 main characters got already together, while we mostly watch the large variety of side-characters (every single ONE of them would be enough of an antagonist sufficient for ONE series), still plotting something. Which is not the kind of romance story I'd particularly enjoy...
This lakorn overflows with more than plentiful number of side-characters and large families on both sides of the couple who keep supplying endless string of troubles with their bussiness/politics. I was just truly bored with it, as I was honestly interested in none of them. Even the main couple didn't interest me enough because when I imagined something bad happening to them I didn't really care. So then I knew I can drop watching.