Naraphat Ngodngam

The story of young Isan teenagers. Jalodd never has girlfriend. He must flirt one hundred girls by believing that there must be someone who accepts a love request. Another side, Pong, a young business man from Bangkok. He want to open 7-Eleven in the village. But his father doesn't accept it.

Joed, a 25-year-old law graduate, is hesitant to take over his father's undertaker business because he is afraid of ghosts. However, his father's condition is worsening, and he has no choice but to help. Siang, a heartbroken man who have left the monkhood, is obsessed with finding a way to meet his deceased ex-girlfriend, Bai Khao. He learns of a ceremony that can allow astral travel to the dream world, where he could meet dead people. Siang offers to help Joed with the undertaker business in exchange for Joed's father performing the ceremony. In the end, everything has its time, and everyone learns and understands the nature of truth, holding on to someone, and losing a loved one.

In order to come up with new music, a girl music group has to go to live in the countryside. By putting aside their city lives, perhaps life in the countryside can prove inspirational and help the girl band to produce a fresh, new sound.

Life continues for Pong and friends as they face heartbreaks and pursue dreams in the second part of the comic film series about youth in rural Thailand.

Pong and friends grapple with love, death and success in this continuation of the comic film series about youth in rural Thailand.

To win over his father-in-law, the music teacher had to put down his guitar to turn the worst football team in the village into street-level champions.