Poisonous Love

Dr. Prem is a top-tier heart surgeon whose life seems perfectly ordered until her carefully planned wedding collapses after a high-profile confrontation with Pat, a charismatic actress. What begins as public humiliation and private anger evolves into something more complicated when a single, impulsive kiss exposes unexpected feelings on both sides. The series follows how two women from very different worlds cope with the fallout, negotiate attraction amid scandal, and reassess who they are when professional reputation and personal desire collide. Tension builds through hospital drama, media scrutiny, and moments of surprising tenderness, and the story keeps its focus on character choices rather than plot twists.

Released in 2025, Poisonous Love was created by MeeNam and directed by Natthaphon Phatcharachayanon, with Ginny Natnicha Pratipnatsiri, Jayna Angelina Stevens, Thanthip Thaweesinthanat, Renée Veronica, and Weerapat Ounsa-ard among the main cast.

As of its release, Poisonous Love has not been listed with major industry awards. The series has drawn attention at a regional level and among streaming audiences, and any future nominations or festival recognitions would reflect its growing visibility.

The show has prompted conversation about representation in contemporary Thai drama, particularly for queer relationships portrayed on mainstream platforms. Scenes featuring tense red carpets and behind-the-scenes publicity have been shared widely online, and viewers have debated how fame, media pressure, and professional roles influence private life.

Audience response has been positive, reflected in an early vote average of 8.6 out of 10 from a modest pool of voters. Reviews and fan reactions emphasize strong lead performances and intense chemistry, while noting the series sometimes leans into melodrama and familiar tropes. Key themes include power dynamics between public figures and professionals, the ethics of care under scrutiny, and how desire can unsettle carefully managed identities. Overall it reads like a drama that prioritizes character complexity over easy resolutions.