Tonhon Chonlatee (TV Series)

Information:
Name: Tonhon Chonlatee

Director: Koo Ekkasit Trakulkasemsuk

Genre: Boys’ Love | Romance | Comedy | Drama

Story Synopsis:
Chonlatee, a shy, kindhearted boy, has secretly loved his neighbor, Tonhon, for years. Ton has always treated him like family, but Chonlatee can only admire him from afar. When Ton becomes single, Chonlatee decides to transform his appearance to win his heart. As their relationship deepens, Ton becomes confused about his feelings. Though he denies it, he feels possessive and insecure when Chonlatee dates others. Things get more complicated when Ton's ex-girlfriend, Amp, returns, and her fans target him. Will Chonlatee and Ton's love triumph despite the obstacles?

Country of Origin: Thailand

Language: Thai

Production: GMM TV

Episodes: 10

Status: Finished Airing

Available on: YouTube (GMMTV Official), GMMTV

Source: ‘Tonhon Chonlatee’ by Nathakorn

Rating: 15+

Main Cast and Characters:

• Pod Suphakorn Sriphothong as Tonhon
• Khaotung Thanawat Ratanakitpaisan as Chonlatee

Supporting Roles:

• Toptap Jirakit Kuariyakul as Ai
• Mike Chinnarat Siriphongchawalit as Nai
• Jan Ployshompoo Supasap as Miriam
• Ciize Rutricha Phapakithi as Pang
• Moo Dilok Thongwattana as Chareon (Ton’s father)
• Jennifer Kim as Nam (Chon’s mother)
• Ngek Kanlaya Lerdkasemsub as Ampond (Ton’s mother)
• Gwang Wanpiya Oamsinnoppakul as Baipai (Ton’s sister)
• Guy Sivakorn Lertchuchot as Itt (Ton’s brother-in-law)
• Neo Trai Nimtawat as Na
• Kapook Ploynira Hiruntaveesin as Amp
• Gunsmile Chanagun Arpornsutinan as Nueng

Guest Roles:

• Bew Sitthikarn Akkarapolawat (Guy who asks for Chon's LINE ID) 
• Jom Thanathorn Khuankaew as Por
• Yochi Suriyawit Thanomchaisanit as Chonlatee (Young)
• Tong Piroonwat Wannasorn as Ken (Na’s boyfriend)

Sound Tracks:

• ‘Never Love’ by Ice Saranyu Winaipanit

Story Summary:
Tonhon and Chonlatte were childhood neighbors who grew up together. Ton always treated Chon like a younger brother, but Chon had secretly harbored romantic feelings for Ton for years.

Believing his love to be unrequited, Chon is stunned to discover one day that Ton's relationship status is “single” again. Motivated by hope, he changes his appearance and enrolls in the same college as Ton. When Ton finds out, he invites Chon to move in with him and his two close friends, Ai and Nai.

Unbeknownst to Ton, Ai and Nai are a couple. They’ve kept their relationship hidden from him out of fear—Ton is homophobic, and they worry he’d cut ties with them if he knew the truth. When Chon moves in, he quickly picks up on their relationship and understands their caution as he too fears losing Ton if he reveals his own feelings.

As Ton and Chon grow closer, Chon finds it harder to suppress his emotions. Ai and Nai, sympathetic and supportive, decide to help Chon win Ton’s heart and slowly challenge Ton’s views on homosexuality.

Just as Chon starts making progress, Na—a mutual acquaintance—confesses his feelings to Chon. Chon brushes it off, still focused on Ton. However, when Ton discovers Chon’s feelings and reacts by rejecting him, Ai and Nai come up with a plan. They convince Na to pretend to be Chon’s boyfriend to stir Ton’s emotions. Na agrees, despite knowing it will hurt him, because he values Chon as a friend and has always appreciated Chon’s honesty.

The plan works—Ton begins to feel jealous and possessive. During a trip to their hometown, he finally admits his feelings for Chon. Na, heartbroken but mature, helps Ton understand what Chon means to him, showing that his love for Chon is selfless.

Just as Ton and Chon begin their relationship, Ton’s ex-girlfriend, Amp, reappears. During a party, she sends Chon a video of her kissing Ton. Chon, who had only one condition in their relationship—that Ton never cheats on him, and he would never cheat on Ton—feels deeply betrayed and leaves for home to process the pain.

Realizing what has happened, Ton returns to his family home and makes every effort to win Chon back. With the help of Chon’s mother, who offers Ton understanding and support, he finally reconciles with Chon.

Ton’s parents, initially homophobic due to concerns about children, change their perspective when Chon’s mother proposes surrogacy. Seeing a path to family and legacy, they give the couple their blessing.

Mariam, a close friend who also played a vital role in bringing Ton and Chon together, agrees to be their surrogate in exchange for a generous sum—securing a future for Ton and Chon as a family.