"Beyond their profession, prostitutes harbor dreams, love, and hope—essentials of humanity."

In the era of King Rama V, a stringent law castigates any man who marries a prostitute, condemning both parties to societal disdain. Amid this harsh reality, Kularb, Botan, and Tianyod, three prostitutes of "Buppachad Hall"—a renowned brothel—dare to envision a different future for themselves. United in purpose, they endeavor to break free from the shackles of their circumstances.

Their ambitious plan transforms Buppachad Hall into a cultural hub, offering an eclectic mix of Chinese style dances, Western striptease, and Oriental performances, thus challenging societal norms and expectations. As their enterprise flourishes, so too does the resistance they face, testing their resilience.

Chronicles their profound journey towards empowerment and the restoration of their dignity, highlighting the formidable challenges they encounter in their quest to liberate themselves from the bonds of prostitution.


Logline : During the reign of King Rama V, three prostitutes harbor dreams of escaping their oppressive cycle of exploitation.