Both main characters are rivals that even challenge each other to a race but their love only begins to stir under the rivalry
The family feud, school/college back drop, rom-com and their rivals to lovers is similar to bad buddy. Here the couple is forced to play together and in Bad Buddy Pat-Pran are forced to do some type of project together. When their friendship/love is revealed to parents, they get angry.
YOU MANIAC
Handsome, tasteful Dean likes to party and seduce, never wanting to be tied down. However, after accepting a request from his good friend Ten, Dean finds himself doing whatever it takes to win over contradictory artist Moth. You see, Ten wants to pursue Pun, but Pun has feelings for Moth. At first, Dean doesn't give much thought to flirting, but Moth's indifference to him triggers his competitive instinct to win.
MATCH POINT
Perfect school tennis player Sun and indie, arts-track boy Bay have feuding fathers. Their families own competing dim sum restaurants on Krong Thong Road: Sun's family's old, traditional shop Saming Phon Fai, and Bay's family's Merlion, a new spot famous for its shumai.
When Bay enters a tennis tryout to annoy Sun and Sun loses due to an injury, the principal orders a rematch. In turn, their fathers Chun and Bee strike a deal: whichever family loses must close their dim sum business for good. When the day of the match arrives and circumstances push them to take up representing the school as a doubles pair, the two keep it a secret from their fathers.
As they train at a resort outside the city and begin to open up to each other, Bay and Sun make their own wager: if they win the men's doubles championship, their fathers must allow them to date; if they lose, however, they'll never see each other again.
Handsome, tasteful Dean likes to party and seduce, never wanting to be tied down. However, after accepting a request from his good friend Ten, Dean finds himself doing whatever it takes to win over contradictory artist Moth. You see, Ten wants to pursue Pun, but Pun has feelings for Moth. At first, Dean doesn't give much thought to flirting, but Moth's indifference to him triggers his competitive instinct to win.
MATCH POINT
Perfect school tennis player Sun and indie, arts-track boy Bay have feuding fathers. Their families own competing dim sum restaurants on Krong Thong Road: Sun's family's old, traditional shop Saming Phon Fai, and Bay's family's Merlion, a new spot famous for its shumai.
When Bay enters a tennis tryout to annoy Sun and Sun loses due to an injury, the principal orders a rematch. In turn, their fathers Chun and Bee strike a deal: whichever family loses must close their dim sum business for good. When the day of the match arrives and circumstances push them to take up representing the school as a doubles pair, the two keep it a secret from their fathers.
As they train at a resort outside the city and begin to open up to each other, Bay and Sun make their own wager: if they win the men's doubles championship, their fathers must allow them to date; if they lose, however, they'll never see each other again.
Friendly rivalry and endless competitions take place, instead of tennis it’s about ping pong with two young men at the center.
Involves two young men with opposite personalities sharing a journey in their sports careers. One is star player with natural talent while the other is weaker in comparison but is strongly passionate and undergoes a major transformation. Under the influence of their families, the players compete and get noticed for their abilities and come to realize that there are many things they have yet to learn about each other and the sport. For their dreams, country and each other, they stand at two ends during the biggest competition of their lives.
Involves two young men with opposite personalities sharing a journey in their sports careers. One is star player with natural talent while the other is weaker in comparison but is strongly passionate and undergoes a major transformation. Under the influence of their families, the players compete and get noticed for their abilities and come to realize that there are many things they have yet to learn about each other and the sport. For their dreams, country and each other, they stand at two ends during the biggest competition of their lives.
