Modem (Manasaporn Chanchalerm), a young woman with ambitious dreams, reluctantly participates in her family's secret birthday tradition of choosing a magical tea. Against her preference, she selects the love tea at her mother's insistence. When she accidentally spills the enchanted brew on Light (Phiravich Attachitsataporn), her most despised colleague, he becomes madly infatuated with her. Complicating matters, her long-time crush, her handsome boss (Nichkhun), suddenly begins showing romantic interest in her. Trapped between an obsessive admirer and her dream man, Modem must navigate this unexpected magical predicament. This is a lighthearted tale of love and unexpected enchantment that explores the unpredictable nature of romantic relationships. "My Bubble Tea" is a 2020 Thai romantic comedy drama directed by Dhammarong Sermrittirong.

Through stories spanning three generations, "Seven Something" explores experiences and transformations at ages 14, 21, and 42. The first story, "14," focuses on the relationship between Puan (Kao Jirayu La-ongmanee) and Milk (PunPun Sutatta Udomsilp), which changes dramatically when Puan begins to constantly share his affections for Milk on social media, much to her disdain. The second story, "21/28," follows Maem (Cris Horwang), an actress struggling to reclaim her earlier fame, and her former co-star, Jon (Sunny Suwanmethanont), who has quit the entertainment industry and drastically changed since their last film together. The final story, "42.195," depicts a 40-year-old news anchor (Suquan Bulakul) struggling with loss and uncertainty who finds new purpose when a young runner (Nichkhun) invites her to join a marathon. This is a 2012 Thai anthology film directed by Pawin Phurijitpanya, Adisorn Trisirikasem, and Jira Maligool to commemorate film company GTH's 7th anniversary.

Fujioka Haruhi (Kawaguchi Haruna), an intelligent student, accidentally stumbles into the school's Host Club, a group of six handsome boys who entertain wealthy female clients. After breaking an expensive vase, she must repay her debt by working with the club, disguising herself as a male host. As the club prepares for a prestigious competition, Haruhi finds herself at the center of romantic complications, particularly with the club's leader Tamaki (Yamamoto Yusuke). When Michelle (Shinoda Mariko), a wealthy girl, targets Tamaki's affections, the situation becomes even more complex. Based on Bisco Hatori's popular manga series, this is a 2012 Japanese romantic comedy directed by Choru Han.

Hye Mi, who dreams of becoming the second Jo Su Mi, has recently been a princess in a wealthy family, but all her dreams are shattered when her father goes bankrupt. Due to her father, who went into hiding, a debt collector constantly pursues Hye Mi and threatens her to pay her father's debt. Through student auditions and many incidents in this school, she becomes mature and learns what friendship and love mean. This is about the story we face every day. Through this touching story in this school, we also understand the importance of putting things in perspective.