Nak Loves Mak Sooo Much!

Nak Loves Mak Sooo Much! centers on two best friends who want to reimagine the Mae Nak Phra Khanong lore as a modern light hearted romance with a sly sense of humor. They throw themselves into a homegrown production that blends affectionate myth with contemporary dating chaos, Hopeful energy spills onto camera as endless plan details are argued and revised. Their plan quickly gets derailed when an unexplainable disruption turns the production on its head, turning their carefully staged scenes into something unpredictable. In the midst of the mayhem, the friends, Nak and Mak, must improvise, tackle romantic misfires, and decide what matters when stories blur the line between fiction and life.

Directed by Choosak Iamsuk, this Thai comedy romance reimagines the Mae Nak Phra Khanong legend. It stars Narilya Gulmongkolpech as Nak and Perawat Sangpotirat as Mak, with Choosak in a key role. The film arrives in 2025 and signals another playful collaboration between screenwriter Weeravat Chayochaikorn and producer Petchtai Wongkamlao, who bring a self aware spirit to the project.

Critics describe Nak Loves Mak Sooo Much as a lively blend of humor and folklore. The tone mixes meta moments with a warm romance, inviting viewers to ponder how legends shape memory. Performances from Gulmongkolpech and Sangpotirat keep the fantasy buoyant. The film also toys with the idea of storytelling itself, suggesting that audience expectations can reshape a myth. Reception is mixed, with a 4.0/10 average from votes.

Box office details have not been released yet, so worldwide earnings and domestic performance remain unavailable as the film begins its release. Industry insiders will watch whether this playful twist on a horror legend translates into strong opening numbers.

At the moment there are no major awards announced for Nak Loves Mak Sooo Much. The film is likely to attract attention for its playful premise and performances rather than formal accolades, though future festival notices could alter that outlook. For now, audiences and critics seem divided on its balance of spoof and sentiment, which may determine its long term visibility.