Ai Long Nhai: The Endless Love
Jan 30 2023
•2h 8m
•Comedy, Romance
Ai studied abroad until, after being expelled for quarrelling, his father forces him to return to Thailand where he attends classes at the university where he teaches. There, Ai meets Chen Nhai, his new Harley Davidson-riding classmate who has an obsession with a yellow duck keychain. Ai falls in love at first sight and a whirlwind romance ensues. "Movie cut of the series."
Cast
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Nichakoon Khajornborirak
Aiyaret / "Ai"
Krittanun Aunchananun
Chen Nhai
Gun Tieosuwan
Tonhon
Save Saisawat
Chonlathee
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