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New Thai Drama 'Hell Home' Explores Family Conflict

The new TrueVisions NOW Original drama series 'Hell Home' delves into the intense clash between a mother-in-law and daughter-in-law over faith versus truth. Starring Sinjai Plengpanich and Natthachacha Bunyopchom, the show follows the seemingly perfect Prom Hua family as secrets, infidelity, and a mysterious murder unravel their lives. It premieres October 14, airing twice weekly on the TrueVisions NOW app.

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The series stars Sinjai Plengpanich as Marisa, the mother-in-law who uses love, faith, and authority to protect her son and the family's reputation, while Natthachacha Bunyopchom plays Tullaya, the daughter-in-law and lawyer who refuses to let 'family' be an excuse to hide the truth. Thawet Sirivatthanukul plays Kris, the pastor's son whose forbidden relationship triggers the family's perfect image to fracture, leading to secrets and a mysterious murder. Supporting roles include Ravinanart Ta-keit as Nalin, a mysterious woman seeking revenge, and Wiratchthithip Kittisirisapal as Tuangboon, the son caught in the fallout of adult lies and secrets. Producer Jariya Anophon said the show aims to go beyond the satisfaction of mother-in-law versus daughter-in-law clashes, inviting viewers to understand each character's motives and question their own loyalties. Director Naradol Liao Pairoj described the intended atmosphere as a seemingly welcoming home that grows oppressive and hellish, not because characters hate each other but because excessive love leads to deceit and tension. 'Hell Home' airs on TrueVisions NOW every Wednesday at 7:00 PM, with two episodes per week, starting October 14 for a total of ten episodes.

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