In a year packed with strong sapphic titles, Pluto stands out as the most emotionally resonant and narratively ambitious Thai GL drama of 2024. With themes of mistaken identity, twin dynamics, blindness, betrayal, and healing, it’s a series that dares to go beyond surface-level romance and explores the gravity of love, family, and personal agency.
Told with dual perspectives and layered symbolism, Pluto asks: what happens when love begins with a lie, and who do we become when faced with a truth that changes everything?
Twin sisters Ai and Oom have never been close. On Oom’s wedding day, she secretly asks Ai to meet her lover May and end things for good. But tragedy strikes that night—Oom is in a car accident and falls into a coma.
Out of obligation and compassion, Ai takes on the task. But when she finds May, she is shocked: May is blind, and deeply in love with “Oom.” Unable to deliver the breakup message, Ai pretends to be her sister and continues the relationship.
As their bond deepens, Ai finds herself entangled in a web of guilt, love, and deception. Meanwhile, May begins to suspect the truth, but her heart is drawn not to the name, but to the person behind the voice and touch. When Oom awakens and secrets begin to unravel—including the dark truth behind the car accident—three women must navigate love, memory, and identity to find their place in each other’s lives.
Pluto is a story about the people we become when everything we believe is turned upside down, and whether love—when born of lies—can still lead us home.
Pluto Cast
Charactor
Ai is rough around the edges, straightforward, and selfless, while Oom is elegant but emotionally volatile, always yearning for validation. Through Namtan’s masterful portrayal, viewers can easily distinguish the sisters by tone, posture, and gaze. Ai’s quiet warmth contrasts Oom’s desperate longing—two characters that are visually identical but emotionally worlds apart.
Namtan Tipnaree Weerawatnodom
Namtan Tipnaree is one of Thailand’s most beloved GL actresses, known for her expressive eyes and grounded presence. Her ability to seamlessly portray two complex and distinct personalities in Pluto cements her as a top-tier performer in the genre.
Ai is rough around the edges, straightforward, and selfless, while Oom is elegant but emotionally volatile, always yearning for validation. Through Namtan’s masterful portrayal, viewers can easily distinguish the sisters by tone, posture, and gaze. Ai’s quiet warmth contrasts Oom’s desperate longing—two characters that are visually identical but emotionally worlds apart.
Film Rachanun Mahawan
Namtan Tipnaree is one of Thailand’s most beloved GL actresses, known for her expressive eyes and grounded presence. Her ability to seamlessly portray two complex and distinct personalities in Pluto cements her as a top-tier performer in the genre.
Supporting Cast
Duean
Duangdao Jarujinda
Pang
Ciize Rutricha Phapakithi
Phim
Kapook Ploynira Hiruntaveesin
Jan
Earn Preeyaphat Lawsuwansiri
CAST HIGHLIGHT
Namtan previously starred in The Gifted and Blacklist, but it is Pluto that showcases her full emotional range—from subtle heartbreak to explosive confrontation—earning praise from both critics and fans.
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Pluto Review
Review
Pluto excels not just as a romance but as a complex character study. It moves past common tropes in Thai GL dramas—like coming-out arcs or male interference—and focuses instead on the emotional maturity and internal conflicts of its characters.
This drama shines in its use of symbolism. The title “Pluto” reflects the idea of being forgotten, orbiting far from the center—just as these characters struggle to find their emotional “home.” From disability, family trauma, and societal power dynamics, Pluto covers it all without ever feeling forced.
May’s character, in particular, is a milestone in GL storytelling. She is layered, ethical, vengeful, forgiving, and fully her own person. Ai’s character offers a grounding force—humble, loyal, and fiercely protective. Oom, on the other hand, represents the pain of being a secondary choice, but also the strength it takes to let go.
Even with minor flaws—some pacing inconsistencies, side characters that feel out of sync—Pluto remains one of the most complete and impactful Thai lesbian dramas ever aired.
Best Scenes of Pluto
The Kiss of Confirmation
May gently kisses Ai—still believing she is Oom—and smiles with quiet certainty. It’s her way of knowing, feeling with her heart what her eyes can no longer see. One of the most emotionally loaded kisses in Thai GL drama.The Reveal
When May learns she was never with the woman she thought, the emotional fallout is intense. Her devastation is layered with betrayal, longing, and the unshakable bond she formed with Ai—regardless of the lie.Final Scene on the Overpass
A public kiss beneath a skybridge, after countless episodes of pain and longing. This is the moment where love finally overrides fear, and two people broken by circumstance allow themselves to choose each other freely.