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Both are depressing historical movies which, among other things, touch upon how Chinese opera can intersect with queerness (both gender and sexuality).

They approach the topic of grief quite differently (Make Up has more genre/mystery elements, Dear Ex is more drama), but both are about queer characters dealing with a lover's death.

Two Weddings and a Funeral is like the actually-queer cousin of Fake Couple, it's a much more grounded depiction of what a fake marriage would actually look like and has a much larger focus on gay (cis male) community. The director is an out gay man and the difference in perspective might be interesting to those curious about these topics.

(If you're seeing this from the Two Weddings and a Funeral page, Fake Couple probably won't be for you.)

Both female leads are news reporter and both drama also revolving their career as news reporter and the news/cases that they pursue.

Both female leads also very independent with strong/brave character and personality.

The different between this drama is male lead in V-Focus is a bodyguard (different career with female lead) and male lead in Channel-X is an anchorman (same career with female lead).

V-Focus also have more romance (with multiple couples) compared to Channel-X.

There is both are about a alien and super female star. Also there my amazing boyfriend season 1 is more similar so that why it's recommended .

Modern day spins on Sherlock &Watson, with similar styles of investigation. By studying & dissenting the crime scene, and the tale of two friends who understand each other deeper than friendship, and rely on each other wholly.
Miss Sherlock is female version which I think is a very interesting concept.

Similar vibes, time-transcending love, and plot but with a time gap from the past, 1957 and the present time, 2006. With different twist of Moments in Love to Il Mare which you won't really expect. Get ready your heart and better have your tissue with you already.

The plot isn't similar at all, but for some reason both of the male leads give off a similar feeling. If you appreciated Platonic, I think you'd also like the much slower paced movie.

They both seem like indie films that are both slow and thoughtful. They're about people who go on journeys.

They both are rich and famous Male Leads, they both disguise themselves to be with the Female Lead, They both use different names to keep their identity hidden. both male leads are attractive, both female leads are also attractive.

Another awesome revenge romance drama. The difference with Kleun Cheewit is that FL accidentally causes the death of ML's fiancée and he sets out for revenge on her but ends up falling in love with her. Whereas in Hua Jai Sila, ML's life is ruined by his step-mother, half-brother and FL's half-sister. He sets out on revenge against the three but is distracted by FL, the love of his life.

My two favorite dramas, both portray the relationship of a particular girl and a lonely man, with a mixture of sweet and heartbreaking moments. Kou Kou shows way more the cruel reality of life, while Goblin is a fantasy, but both have amazingly strong and well delivered plots.

Both the shows have a Male leads where they have severe multiple phobias and a Female lead to help the other in a certain way.

Both have a fantasy element that help the female lead to change appearances for a period of time using a perfume or a coffee in the other.

Both are similar in that a large group of people is committing horrible things to innocent people/kids. Save Me has more of a supernatural/hypnosis twist to it while Kill It focuses more on combat and law. I recommend one if you've seen the other. Both are worth the watch.