My Husband in Law

Muey grew up in the household of her late mother's friend, raised alongside that woman's son Thien. She's quietly loved Thien for years, even as he teases, pranks, and at times bullies her, while she keeps her feelings to herself. When circumstances force Thien to marry Muey to satisfy a powerful man's demand, they end up living together under strained terms. Thien never saw Muey as an ideal partner and expects a polished spouse, while Muey struggles to meet his standards. The series tracks their awkward domestic life, the influence of secondary characters, and whether their relationship can shift from obligation to genuine affection.

Created by Navaroykawee and released in 2020, the Thai TV comedy-family series stars Nittha Jirayungyurn, Prin Suparat, Napat Kiatkwankul, Rachwin Wongviriya and Nut Devahastin Na Ayutthaya. Produced in Thailand, it blends broad comedy and domestic drama across its broadcast run.

There are no widely reported major awards for My Husband in Law, but it earned steady fan attention during and after its run. Viewers praised the leads' chemistry and comedic timing, and the show's popularity showed in social engagement and online polls and local fan polls among lakorn fans.

The show sparked conversations about arranged marriages and the teasing-to-romance trope in modern Thai dramas. Memes and fan edits circulated online, and the lead pairing became a popular subject among lakorn communities and social media fandoms, fueling fanfiction, reaction videos, and lively episode-by-episode commentary on forums.

Critics and viewers noted the series' lighthearted tone, family conflicts, and slow-burn romantic development, with comedy balancing domestic tension. User ratings are generally favorable, for example a 9.0/10 average from a small sample of votes, which reflects strong fan approval and interest in the leads' emotional growth and comfort viewing.