How To Watch The Promise Episodes? Streaming Guide

In recent years, Thai gay love dramas have raised the bar for other industries. How to watch The Promise episodes is what the Thai drama’s followers want to know about. This post will reveal the episode guide and air times for the new BL drama called The Promise.

The story of two closest friends who grew apart after each of their partners left the country but rediscovered their connection as adults are told in this 10-episode Thai BL series. Nanfah and Phupha, our two main characters, have been friends since they were young.

The two grew up alongside each other and shared experiences because Nanfah’s father owned a pharmacy beside Phupha’s father’s former coffee shop. After graduating, our lead actor, Phupha, vanishes from Nanfah’s life. He hasn’t been seen for the previous nine years.

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How would Nanfah begin his new life now that Phupha has abandoned him, leaving him lonely and depressed? How will he reestablish contact with his beloved Phupha?

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The Promise: All About The Premise

We will see how Phupha was practicing his phrases for Romeo and Juliet when suddenly he started to puke, and at the same time, Nanfah ran to the restroom out of concern while attempting to console his friend.

The Promise thai drama cast — A cut from the show. (WETV)

The action then shifts back to today as Phupha arrives to deliver a delivery to Nanfah’s job. When Ken, Nanfah’s supervisor, saw Phupha, he asked that he be selected to deliver their idea right away. Ken believed Phupha was the best applicant for the position since he had a direct and vivacious manner and had been well-known for one of his music videos.

He pleaded with Nanfah to let him put his friend in a supporting role, and she agreed despite her misgivings. When they subsequently met at night, Nanfah asked Phupha if he would be willing to be the presenter.

When Phupha learned of this demand, he told the man that they had agreed that he wouldn’t ever again compel him to perform on stage. Nnfah was substituted by Phupha after he broke his leg during the performance of the Romeo and Juliet scene at the start.

Phupha battled stage fright and shied away from taking part in any endeavors that would make him stand out in the eyes of others. He cautions Nanfah that he may forfeit his job if he plays the role of host and doesn’t want that to occur. Nanfah accepts the option without forcing his pal.

At that exact moment, he gets a call from Phupha’s family, and they converse with them. It appears that Phupha has been telling Nanfah a lie the entire time about spending the previous ten years residing in Melbourne. His relatives forewarned him to tell Nanfah the truth, or he would eventually discover it.

In response, Phupha said he’d let him know whenever the time was right. The next day, when Nanpha tells Ken that Phupha is hesitant to take on the presenter job, Ken says that his decision is definitive and that the squad should find a way to include him. As soon as the rest of the team learns of their boss’s request, they start seeking out Phupha to bring in as their presenter.

What time will the new episodes of The Promise come out?

The Promise Episodes will air every Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Thailand. The episodes of the show will air via WETV. Fans and followers of the show from around the globe can stream the episodes at these times and hours:

Pacific Standard Time (Canada): 6:00 a.m.
Central Standard Time (US): 8:00 a.m.
Eastern Standard Time (Mexico): 9:00 a.m.
Greenwich Mean Time (UK): 1:00 p.m.
Indian Standard Time (India): 6:30 p.m.
Japan Standard Time (Japan): 10:00 p.m.
Australian Central Standard Time (Australia): 12:00 am (next day)