Me and Thee

Step one of any love lesson: pick the right student. Peach picks nobody. The student picks him, then quietly changes the subject of the lesson. Me and Thee (มีสติหน่อยคุณธีร์) is a romantic comedy about a shy photographer who signs up to coach a lovestruck boss and ends up as the person being chased.

Thee Theerakit Kian Lee (Pond Naravit Lertratkosum) is the eldest son of a former mafia family. He has walked away from the old family trade and put all that energy into Arseni, his own brand of perfume and accessories. For the new perfume collection, the brand books a famous freelance photographer, Peach Peachayarat (Phuwin Tangsakyuen).

Peach likes a quiet life. He is an introvert, happiest behind the camera, and the shoot should be one more job. Then Thee falls for Aran (Santa Pongsapak Udomphoch), a model who is close to Peach, and asks Peach to teach him how to win Aran over.

Fair warning: Thee does not do anything halfway. The lessons start, the bouquet comes out, and the target slowly shifts from the model to the coach. Soon Peach is the one being wooed in the biggest possible way, as if Thee wants to set a world record for romantic gestures.

The people around Peach get pulled into the chaos too. Lookplub (Bonnie Pattraphus Borattasuwan) is his sister, and she has questions about this sudden new suitor. Est Supha Sangaworawong plays Mok, who gets his own story with Rome (William Jakrapatr Kaewpanpong). Perth Tanapon Sukumpantanasan plays Tawan, a jealous face on set, and Stamp Panachkorn Rueksiriaree turns up as Trend. Thee's parents also come home at the worst moment for anyone trying to keep a low profile.

The title says it all in Thai: Peach keeps wanting to shout "get a grip, Mr. Thee!" The real question is how long a quiet man can say no to a suitor who never learned the word.