The Sixth Sense (Thai: สื่อรักสัมผัสหัวใจ) is a Thai television series produced by Cholumpi Production, based on the books of the same title. Season 1 aired from September 1 to October 14, 2012, and season 2 aired from September 29 to November 29, 2013.

The series consists of five books each featuring its own story. All five stories are shown in the television series. However, the TV series does not include all of the characters in the books. For example, the two main characters of Kab Dak Rak Luang and Ma Ya Roi Jai portrayed by male leads Jaron Sorat and Rattaphoom Tokongsup, only appear at the beginning of season 2.^[1]

Plot

Five girls – Yanin, Kanna, Sukontharot, Kornrampa and Nedsithang, were all born on the same day. They each receive a unique “sixth sense” on their birthday which allows them to communicate with spirits.^[2][3]

Characters

Yanin Vejnarongkul / Nin / Sis Jija The oldest in the group, she communicates with spirits by closing her eyes and meditating. She is amiable and reliable, with a stable mind that is not easily disturbed.

Kanna Piengmongkol / Kan

The second eldest, she always carries headphones because her sixth sense allows her to hear the voices of spirits. She is headstrong, as a result of bullying in her childhood.

Sukontharot / Rot

The third of the group, she is the most skilled in spiritual matters because of what she has learned from her uncle, who is a monk. She can detect a spirit's odor, so she always uses a mask to cover her nose.

Kornrampa Saknanthavee / Kam

The fourth girl possesses self-confidence as a result of her birth into a wealthy family. She always wears gloves, even in hot weather, because whenever she touches something with her bare hands, she can see the past of the thing she is touching.

Nedsithang Martthongkham / Ned

The youngest of the group, she can see spirits and as a consequence always wears sunglasses. She is somewhat naïve because her family, especially her older brother, are overprotective. As a result, she often desires to do things by herself.

Tinn An unskilled Thai speaker who was previously living in Kanchanaburi province. He came back to Thailand to manage a resort he inherited from his maternal grandfather. He becomes disturbed by an unknown spirit.

Phong-in Na Viangthub / Joh

The younger brother of Pim-on, who wants to learn the truth behind her mysterious death. He hires Kanna, someone he has known since childhood, to help, but she believes that he is one of the bullies.

Trirat Thammawat / Tri / Tide The son of a Chinese real estate family that owns the problematic market. He comes off as an uncaring playboy, but actually is just playful and loves his family. The family believes in a shaman whom he strongly opposes, and thus he looks for someone to help him prove their support is misguided.

Park Joon-ji / Junlajak

The grandson of Pimpilart, a wealthy real estate owner. He lives primarily in South Korea, and came to Thailand to make a film. He is disturbed by a spirit, even though he does not believe they are real. He is persuaded by the manager to get rid of it.

Pol.Lt., Dr. Worawat / Dr. Wat A forensic physician who works at the police hospital. He is clever, but not good a good fighter. His image suffers because he loves riding a motorbike, something that is considered to be beneath a doctor.

Pol.Capt. Natthadech Martthongkham / Nat The older, overprotective brother of Nedsithang. There was friction between him and Dr Worawat because both were interested in the same woman.

Yarn Sue Rak

Kab Dak Rak Luang

Lae Buang Mon Tra

Ma Ya Roi Jai

Pleao Fai Nai Sai Lom

Original soundtrack

Awards

References