Pithi Panapong's (Paul) biggest frustration is his own mother, khunying Chawpraka, who is desperately trying to get him to marry the woman she approves of. Khunying Chawpraka's disappointment is her eldest son, who got married while he was overseas with a foreigner named Rebecca. She swore to herself that she would never let another son of hers marry another foreigner. Thus, she decided that her youngest son should marry someone who is most suited to the family's status, a socialite named Sarutha. Little did khunying Chawpraka know that Pithi had already been seeing someone while studying abroad.
Bua and Kularb are two brothers who are not only handsome but also kind-hearted. They always help their neighbors, striving to fight poverty in their community. Bua is a true gentleman, a promising law student who is selfless and compassionate. Kularb, on the other hand, has a rugged, cool charm and is known for his toughness. They become involved with Leelawadee, a hi-so girl who's an artist, and Malee, a tomboy from the community.
Kutsala, a young orphan who grew up in hardship, works as a cook for Madam Taeng Wan at both her home and school. Despite her kindness and resilience, she endures scorn from the upper class, who see her as merely a servant. When she crosses paths with a wealthy young man, feelings develop between them, but their love faces obstacles due to class differences.
Dao Pra Sook is a Thai lakorn which has been remade several times. The latest of which aired on Thailand's channel 7 in 1994 and was one of the most popular lakorns in the country. It starred Sornram Teppitak as Phak and Suvanant Kongying as Daoprasook. The plot is about a wealthy man who 'buys' a prostitute from a brothel and later falls in love with her. The shows were regarded by some as the most cliché soap opera in Thailand.