Fluke stars in this movie with a member of UHT, I believe his name is Tem. Natee (Fluke) is faced with many challenges. For one, his mother hates him because she blames him for the death of his older brother. Natee feels lost and so he turns to cocaine for help with his friend Kong (Tem). Together, they get so deep into drugs that they don't know what to do. They start to steal money and even commit murder.

All while Natee is going through this hard time, he is in love with a girl, Fah. Fah tries to help him in his problem and she also finds out that she loves him. And even in a fit of rage, Natee pushes Fah away. Of course, this is all part of the plan that Fah and Natee will get together in the end. HOPEFULLY.

Natee and Kong go through so many trials and bad events; it is hard to believe that such bad luck can happen to two men. Already half way into the movie, I see that Thai Producers are making their lakorns differently. They are becoming more realistic in the sense that they deal with more real issues such as drugs. This is one of the very few lakorns I have ever seen that deals with drugs and that shows that there is indeed a way out of problems besides using drugs. Hopefully, our two characters of the movie will see this too.

I suggest this lakorn to everyone who loves watching them. This is indeed one of the best I have seen, better than Phuan. As always, Fluke is a wonderful actor and indeed, he stars in only the best lakorns. His acting has improved greatly in the last year which is hard to believe since I thought he was already the best Thai actor since Toh Fun Gup Mah Win. The album that has songs from the movie is called Two Sides, Two Stories. The album is a duet with AOM.