Help Me Khun Pee Chuay Duay (2021)
Discover heartwarming moments in this supernatural romance drama. Explore karma, family bonds, and love transcending realms.
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Original Title | Help Me คุณผีช่วยด้วย |
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Formats | Streaming |
Seasons | 1 |
Episodes | 16 |
Duration | 90 mins |
Status | Ended |
Year | 2021 |
First Air Date | October 19, 2021 |
Last Air Date | December 13, 2021 |
Broadcast Day | monday, tuesday |
Network | Channel 3 |
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Synopsis
Muthita, an attractively beautiful woman who works as a social influencer, is engaged to Katkhun who is perfectly handsome and wealthy. Accidentally, meeting Arnon, the spirit of a man who has just died, they unintendedly become buddies. He needs to go back to his wife and daughter. Arnon must help other spirits who can't move on, meanwhile, give Muthita advice about and her love, also being her guardian.
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Editor's Review
A Heartfelt Blend of Ghosts, Romance, and Family Themes
As the year draws to a close, let’s delve into the enchanting world of “Help Me Khun Pee Chuay Duay”, a Thai drama that skillfully weaves together elements of the supernatural, romance, and family bonds. Set against a backdrop of karma and merits, this series takes viewers on an emotional journey that leaves a lasting impression.
Plot and Characters
The drama introduces us to a ghostly twist: a spirit is intricately woven into the lives of our protagonists. While ghosts are typically portrayed as eerie and menacing, “Help Me Khun Pee Chuay Duay” takes a refreshing approach. The apparitions here are not scary; instead, they add depth to the narrative. The episodic structure allows for both ghostly encounters and a central plotline, ensuring a balanced viewing experience.
Our main couple, portrayed by talented actors, captures our hearts. Their chemistry is palpable, and their interactions are endearing. But it’s the supporting characters—Non and Mu—who steal the show. Their antics inject humor and warmth into the drama, making them instantly relatable.
Strengths and Weaknesses
Let’s address the negatives first. While the disapproving parent trope is present, the scheming and plotting could have been toned down. The lakorn would have remained enjoyable without these elements. However, the outcome of the antagonists left me dissatisfied—it felt lazy and lacked depth.
Prang, despite being labeled a “main character,” plays a supporting role. Her constant tears may irk some viewers, but her emotional scenes are justified. After all, only a monster would complain about someone grieving for valid reasons.
Music and Rewatch Value
The drama’s soundtrack features the repetitive yet catchy “Please Help Me” by Kongthap Peak. While it may stick in your head, it doesn’t detract from the overall experience. As for rewatch value, I’m all in! I enjoyed 99% of this lakorn, and its exploration of karma and merits resonated with me. Few countries delve into these themes, making “Help Me Khun Pee Chuay Duay” a standout.
Conclusion
In a world where ghosts roam and love transcends realms, “Help Me Khun Pee Chuay Duay” delivers heartwarming moments. If you appreciate ghost plots, leads who can see spirits, family dynamics, and a touch of romance and comedy, this drama is worth your time.