Artit Ching Duang
Artit Ching Duang (Thai: อาทิตย์ชิงดวง; RTGS: Athit Ching Duang "Feuding Sun") is a Thai lakorn produced and broadcast in Royal Thai Army Radio and Television Channel 5. This TV series airs on Mondays to Thursdays at 20:25. Starring by Sinjai Plengpanich
| Artit Ching Duang | |
|---|---|
| Genre | Lakorn |
| Created by | Exact Team |
| Written by | Anajin |
| Directed by | Pui Paoon Jansiri |
| Starring | Sinjai Plengpanich Phiyada Akkraseranee Nat Devahastin na Ayudhaya |
| Opening theme | "Live My Life In Solitude" by Watiya Ruaynirat |
| Ending theme | "The Only Thing Is Your Heart" by Sine Fahrenheit |
| Country of origin | Thailand |
| Original language | Thai |
| No. of episodes | 28 |
| Production | |
| Producer | Thakonkiat Weerawan |
| Running time | 45 minutes |
| Release | |
| Original network | Royal Thai Army Radio and Television Channel 5 |
| Original release | January 26 – March 12, 2009 |
| External links | |
| Production website | |
Synopsis
Sinjai Plengpanich takes on the role of Panrawi, a woman trying to maintain her station in life. She is married to the wealthy Rangsi Soriyathit played by Pisan Akarasene (Aom's biological father in real life and in this lakorn).
Rangsi and Panrawi have no biological children together, they do have one adopted son Passakorn Nat Devahastin na Ayudhaya. Rangsi does have one biological child with another woman, Rangrong played by Aom Piyada. Rangsi did not know of her existence until she was grown. Rangrong is a feisty young woman out for revenge on Panrawi the woman who harmed her mother and to claim what is hers, which is Rangsi's inheritance.
Rangrong ended up not really being the biological daughter of Rangsi. What happened in the parents' younger years, Panrawi did not want anyone to take Rangsi away from her because she really loved him. Rangsi fell for this women that played a traditional Thai musical instrument at an occasion he attended. Rangsi ends up getting her pregnant. Rangsi and Panrawi got married but this other woman was still in the picture making Panrawi mad. Panrawi takes this woman to an abortion center. Every viewer is supposed to think that this woman refused to get an abortion and the child ended up being Rangrong. That is wrong. The other woman really had an abortion. She (which is really played by Fang to make it easier to understand later on) used her talent to play near the temples when one day another woman shows with her young newborn. Fang snatches that child, which is really Rangrong. So, The lakorn goes on with Rangrong being the victim until DNA proves that she is really not a member of Rangsi's family. So, Rangrong turns into the n'rai in the lakorn, which made it a really out-of-the-ordinary lakorn. Rangrong makes a fake will forcing Rangsi to sign everything to her. After he signs, she then kills him. Panrawi does all that she can to take care of Rangrong but they were just equally tough. The bad that Panrawi had done in her past came back to her and now she is faced with Rangrong, who was taught by Fang to get revenge for her and to take over everything that really belongs to them. Rangrong had a hard time believing it too that she was not Fang's child but still went on with her evil life since she had nothing to lose anymore. Rangrong's real mother ended up crazy the day her newborn was snatched from her. So, Panrawi came in the contact with this woman by accident and does all that she can to determine if Rangrong was hers. Panrawi almost succeeds until Rangrong killed her own mother by dropping her in the water. Rangrong does all this horrible things making Panrawi become the victim. In the end, Rangrong commits suicide to wash away the sins she created after she was caught. Panrawi ends the lakorn by making a statement about doing good and good will come but if you do bad then bad will come.
Cast
- Sinjai Plengpanich as Panrawi Suriyathit
- Namthip Jongrachatawiboon as young Panrawi
- Phiyada Akkraseranee as Rangrong Suriyathit
- Nat Thephasatin na Ayudhaya as Phatsakon (Neung)
- Pisarn Akarasenee as Rangsi Suriyathit
- Phutanate Hongmanop as young Rangsi
- Akumsiri Suwannasuk as Faroong
- Anuwat Niwatwong as Chot
- Pop Kamkasem as Phiangsun
- Panadda Komaladat as Nueang
- Waraporn Nguithrakul as Napha
- Wasitthi Silofung as Khampaeng
- Phimkhae Kunjara na Ayudhaya as Phiangphon
- Konkrit Yuthiyong as Praweet
- Arunwadee Chantae as Ting
- Surattana Khongtrakun as Saengla
- Pitchaya Srithep as young Saengla
International broadcast
- Artit Ching Duang is aired in Malaysia's TV3 last July 20, 2010 entitled "Striving For A Sun". From Mondays to Thursdays at 3:00 pm.
- It aired in Vietnam on TodayTV VTC7 beginning February 11, 2011 entitled "Vượt qua bóng tối".
- In a different Vietnamese dub of the show, entitled "Dòng máu cuối cùng", some characters have different Vietnamese names, Saenglaa is Lệ Nga, Rangrong as Thiên Nhũ, Rangsee is Ran Sĩ, and Parnrawee is Nguyệt Phan.