With festivities stretching until November 5th, the vibrant atmosphere is guaranteed to immerse fans into the world of the beloved series, ‘’Love Destiny’’. Hold your smartphones ready and pile around for a draggable selfie moment! The costumes worn by actors from the series are made available at the gathering, fans of the series may not get to enjoy a real-life interaction with their cherished characters, but they are in for a delightful surprise as very convincing lookalikes embracing the essence of lead characters Det and Karaket will be there for a memorable snap.
The festival will not stop at good looks alone, on Friday, some of the minor characters and unappreciated extra artistes from the crowd will be present for meets and greets. You can take this chance to dive deeper into the lesser-known facets of the series.
The heart-stealing ‘Love Destiny’, a TV series that reigns over Channel 3, continues to rise in popularity, achieving high-ratings in its sophomore season titled ‘Prom Likhit’. The captivated audience first felt the stirrings at the show’s premier on Wednesday (October 18).
Channeling the echoes from the yesteryears, the debut season titled ‘Bupphe Saniwas’, or ‘Love Destiny’ in Thai, featured a gripping story of a young, contemporary Thai woman who finds herself waking up within the body of Karaket, a disliked noblewoman engaged to court official Det during King Narai’s reign (1656-1688), after a harrowing car accident.
In a splendid twist, season 2 will trace the lives of her two sons, introducing another modern-day woman into the mix. This new inclusion finds herself time-traveling and falling head over heels for one of her sons. Initially launched as a full-scale movie, ‘Prom Likhit’ transmuted into a rich 26-episode television series, promising its audiences captivating viewing experiences every Wednesday and Thursday at 8:30 pm.
Side-tracking a bit from the series, visitors are encouraged to explore Seacon Square. Here, they can journey through time in impressive simulations of Wat Putthai Sawan and awe-inspiring ancient markets. Delving deeper into the latter part of the Ayutthaya period, an exhibition meticulously traces the historical timeline, elaborating on the era during which the series takes place. It helps in painting a clear picture of the historic backdrop of the show.
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