Following the success of many quality productions under his management, Bec-Tero Bangkok Drama’s head, Suphon Wichienchai, is back with a new drama thriller Mystery Castle based on a famous novel by Junlada Phakdiphumin. The script was written by Tha-Nawadi Sathityuthakan and the production is directed by Rungrawi Maniprem and Chatchai Naksuriya. This is also the first time that Sririta Jensen and Natharat Moris LeGrand will appear as a couple on screen in this period drama that promises great costumes and locations.

     “We really put our heart into the clothes and the makeup. We want to reflect the era of the Chakri Dynasty. All costumes, especially those of M.C. Umarangsi’s character, were meticulously designed to fit the characters. As for the locations, we shot in several places such as Chiang Mai, Lampang, Hua Hin and Pakchong. They are all prime locations for the entire production. We are also the first to shoot at Chateau De Khaoyai Hotel, which is used as the main actor's castle in the drama."  

     The other cast members include Boy-Phitsanu Nimsakun and Maprang-Wirakan Senitantikun, both of whom have been seen in the drama ‘Trace of Love’, Kosin Ratchakrom, Ming-Chalisa Bunkhrongsab, Mu-Phonphaka Siangsombun, Man-Karin Satayu, Namfon-Suangsuda Lawanprasert, Di-Chanana Nutakhom, Ped Choenyim, Som-Maori LeLay, Amy-Suphannita Kokasemwong.

     Synopsis:   M.C. Umarangsi disapproves of her mother's decision to marry a Chinese merchant Meng and decides to run away from home. During a train ride, she comes across Pharot, a mysterious middle-aged doctor. Despite his apparent indifference to her, he invites Umarangsi to have dinner with him on the train. Their conversation leads him to learn that Umarangsi, also known as Uma, intends to go to Chiang Mai to teach. He offers her a job as a personal tutor of his handicapped sister Khun Jaeo. Umarangsi accepts the offer.
Pharot’s castle is situated in a deep forest. Umarangsi is despised by Auntie Chaem, the housekeeper, and Kanya, who is in love with Pharot. Umarangsi hears a woman screaming at night but Pharot tells her to mind her own business when she tries to find out what’s going on.
One day, Umarangsi rides a horse and enters a plantation of two siblings, Sulimas and Witsanu. They quickly befriend each other. When M.C. Rawisak visits the plantation and sees Umarangsi, he falls in love with her. At the same time, he suspects that Uma the commoner, is in fact, M.C. Umarangsi, for he is a friend of Umarangsi's brother and knows about her escape from home.
Umarangsi takes good care of Khun Jaeo. They develop close ties while Pharot starts to fall for his sister's beautiful teacher. One night, she finds a dead cat inside her bedroom, which leads her to believe that the castle is either haunted or cursed.

     How will the Mystery Castle end? Tune in every Friday to Sunday at 8.30 pm., starting from 18 September on Channel 3.