Mawin and Baeng are two identical men from different backgrounds. Baeng grew up as a street kid in Thailand, while Mawin comes from a wealthy family and lived abroad. After losing his adopted wealthy parents in a plane crash, Baeng's face is deformed, and he disappears for eight years, returning as Tanakan. Meanwhile, Mawin pretends to be Baeng and enters his childhood friend Cindy's life.
Tasit Sinkanawiwat
Mawin / Baeng / Baank / Tanakan
Usamanee Vaithayanon
Cindy
Wayne Falconer
Prasong
Rungrawan Tonahongsa
Kirk Schiller
Hia
Voravudh Niyomsap
Dtop
Panward Hemmanee
Rayatip
Mawin and Baeng are two identical men from different backgrounds. Baeng grew up as a street kid in Thailand, while Mawin comes from a wealthy family and lived abroad. After losing his adopted wealthy parents in a plane crash, Baeng's face is deformed, and he disappears for eight years, returning as Tanakan. Meanwhile, Mawin pretends to be Baeng and enters his childhood friend Cindy's life.
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