Official poster for Ossan's Love Thailand, the 2025 Thai BL series from GMMTV

Ossan’s Love Thailand

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What happens

Your boss drops his phone on the morning train, and the wallpaper on the screen is a photo of you. That is how Monday begins for Heng. Ossan's Love Thailand (รักนี้ให้ "นาย", Rak Ni Hai "Nai") is the 2025 GMMTV remake of the Japanese comedy Ossan's Love, with Earth Pirapat, Mix Sahaphap and Krit Shahkrit Yamnam at the heart of a very crowded love life.

Haran Thanahirankij, called Heng, is a single property consultant who has never had any luck in love. He is also hopeless at looking after himself, so his mother finally loses patience and moves out of the house to make him grow up. Heng solves the problem the fastest way he can: he takes in a housemate who knows how to cook.

That housemate is Mo, a colleague from the office, and Mo is quietly in love with him. Then there is Kongdech Attasethakul, the boss with the photo on his phone, who decides to pursue Heng with full romantic sincerity. And then Chicha, Heng's close childhood friend, confesses that she has loved him for years.

Three confessions arrive at almost the same time, and Heng has no idea what to do with any of them. The office turns into a battlefield of lunch boxes, company trips and jealous glances, while Kongdech's daughter starts investigating the mysterious new love in her father's life. Across twelve episodes Heng has to work out whose feelings he can return, and what he actually wants for himself.

CONTENT DETAILS

Native Title
รักนี้ให้ "นาย"
Original Title
Ossan's Love Thailand
Also Known As
รักนี้ให้ "นาย", Rak Ni Hai Nai, My Love for You
Adaptation
Remake of the Japanese drama Ossan's Love
Themes
Key Themes
Love triangleBoss and employeeHousematesChildhood friendGrowing upRemake
Country
Language
Thai
Networks
Seasons
1
Episodes
12
Aired Start
Aired End
Release Year
Production Co

Before You Watch

  • Twelve episodes: aired on Mondays at 20:30 on GMM25 from 6 January to 24 March 2025, with Viu streaming each episode at 22:30.
  • Source: a remake of the Japanese drama Ossan’s Love.
  • Crew: directed by Au Kornprom Niyomsil, written by Bee Pongsate Lucksameepong and Pratchaya Thavornthummarut, produced by GMMTV.
  • Supporting cast: Ryu Phudtripart as Newyear, Thor Thinnaphan as Ten and Parn Nachcha as Cher-aim, Kongdech’s daughter.
  • Specials: three short episodes titled The Two of Us followed in 2025.

Reviewed by Renkaze

7/10

Uff, a love triangle with an extra corner. Ossan's Love Thailand takes the Japanese original's premise, an ordinary office worker courted by his boss and a colleague at once, and adds a childhood friend to the queue, so poor Heng spends twelve episodes being the most wanted man in the property business.

Remake rules

Ossan's Love began in Japan and later had a Hong Kong version, Ossan's Love on ViuTV in 2021. The Thai remake keeps the skeleton: the boss with the secret photo, the housemate who cooks, the confession that turns a workplace upside down. What changes is the temperature. Ossan's Love Thailand plays the courtship as a bright office comedy with long scenes of the three men orbiting each other, and the soundtrack follows that mood, with Stuckling, the opening duet by Earth and Mix with Jennie Panhan.

Earth, Mix and Krit

Earth Pirapat plays Heng as a man in permanent panic, and Mix Sahaphap gives Mo a patience that slowly turns into resolve. The pair arrived here years after A Tale of Thousand Stars, and the shift from a village drama to an office comedy suits them. Krit Shahkrit Yamnam, a veteran of Thai film and television, plays Kongdech with total seriousness, which is exactly why every grand gesture lands as comedy.

Guests worth spotting

The cameo list is long. First Kanaphan and Khaotung Thanawat appear as Alone and Kaitong, Fluke Jeeratch plays JJ, Drake Sattabut plays Ou-noi, and Nanon Korapat turns up as himself and sings Say Yes. Episode seven also brings in Tanaka Kei as Haruta Soichi, the name of the lead in the Japanese original.

Who made it

Au Kornprom Niyomsil directed the series for GMMTV from scripts by Bee Pongsate Lucksameepong and Pratchaya Thavornthummarut. GMMTV later added three short specials titled The Two of Us, released between July and September 2025.

Fair warning

This is a comedy of escalation. The boss proposes in public, the misunderstandings pile up, and the finale even throws in a memory problem. If you like quiet slow burns, this office is too loud for you.

My tip: watch episode eight for the haunted house night, where Heng and Kongdech are stuck together until morning.

Final Score: 7/10

Best Scenes

Spoilers ahead. Episode numbers and outcomes are named, so come back after watching if you want to keep it fresh.

Episode 1 (spoilers): The wallpaper. On the train to work, Heng sees his own photo on his boss Kongdech's phone, and with his mother gone from the house he quickly takes in Mo, the colleague who can cook.

Episode 4 (spoilers): The detective daughter. Kongdech's daughter Cher-aim starts investigating her father's new love, known only as "Honey", right in the middle of the office.

Episode 8 (spoilers): The haunted house. Heng and his boss have to spend a night in a haunted house to sell it to a client, while Ten looks after Mo, who has fallen ill.

Episode 11 (spoilers): The proposal. Kongdech surprises Heng with a public proposal, and Heng struggles to find a way to clear things up with his boss.

Themes and Messages

Being chosen is the engine of Ossan's Love Thailand. Heng has always been the one who waits for love, and the series asks what happens when three people choose him at once and he has to choose back. Growing up is the quieter theme: his mother leaves so that he learns to run his own life, and the romance becomes part of that lesson. Workplace hierarchy adds comedy and pressure, since a confession from your boss is never a simple invitation.

Behind the Scenes

GMMTV produced Ossan's Love Thailand, directed by Au Kornprom Niyomsil, with Noppharnach Chaiwimol as producer. The twelve episodes were followed by three short specials, The Two of Us, on 27 July, 24 August and 24 September 2025.

Did You Know?

  • Ossan's Love Thailand is the third screen version of the story, after the Japanese original and the 2021 Hong Kong remake.
  • Tanaka Kei, the lead of the Japanese Ossan's Love, appears in episode seven as Haruta Soichi.
  • The opening duet Stuckling, by Earth, Mix and Jennie Panhan, was released on 17 December 2024, three weeks before the premiere.
  • Nanon Korapat appears as himself in episode eleven and sings Say Yes for the soundtrack.

OFFICIAL TRAILER

OFFICIAL OST

Episode guide: Ossan’s Love Thailand

12 / 12 episodes aired · Completed
EP 1
06 Jan 2025
Aired
EP 2
13 Jan 2025
Aired
EP 3
20 Jan 2025
Aired
EP 4
27 Jan 2025
Aired
EP 5
03 Feb 2025
Aired
EP 6
10 Feb 2025
Aired
EP 7
17 Feb 2025
Aired
EP 8
24 Feb 2025
Aired
EP 9
03 Mar 2025
Aired
EP 10
10 Mar 2025
Aired
EP 11
17 Mar 2025
Aired
EP 12
24 Mar 2025
Aired

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Who plays Heng, Mo and Kongdech in Ossan's Love Thailand?

Earth Pirapat Watthanasetsiri plays Haran "Heng" Thanahirankij, Mix Sahaphap Wongratch plays Hatainutt "Mo" Nuntacharoensakul, and Shahkrit Yamnam plays Kongdech Attasethakul.

Where can I watch Ossan's Love Thailand legally?

It aired on GMM25 and streams on Viu. GMMTV's official YouTube channel carries the trailer and episode previews.

Is there an official trailer?

Yes. GMMTV posted the official trailer on its YouTube channel on 16 December 2024.

Who plays Chicha?

Kapook Ploynira Hiruntaveesin plays Chanisa "Chicha" Preedasirikul, Heng's childhood friend.

Who sings the songs of Ossan's Love Thailand?

GMMTV Records released six songs, among them Stuckling by Earth and Mix featuring Jennie Panhan, False Awakening by Mix, Lucky Fan and Until by Earth, and You Are My Best by Earth and Mix.

Is Ossan's Love Thailand connected to the Hong Kong version?

Both are separate remakes of the same Japanese drama, with different casts and stories.

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