F4 Thailand watch episodes 1 to 16 in Hindi: Check out streaming platforms for 'F4 Thailand: Boys Over Flowers'
Gorya faces bullying from the F4 leader, Thyme. The drama shows how their relationship changes over time. It also highlights school problems and class differences.
You can watch the full series on GMMTV's YouTube channel. Hindi-dubbed versions are also available on different platforms. Hindi-speaking viewers can easily watch all episodes from 1 to 16.
Tu's ig update exactly 3 years ago today [090422] 🌱🐯Thyme Gorya will always have special place in my heart💖#tontawan #bbrightvc #F4Thailand #intuyou pic.twitter.com/7fBVYkal9M
How to Watch F4 Thailand in Hindi: Best Streaming Options
Currently, F4 Thailand: Boys Over Flowers is officially streaming on Rakuten Viki. Viewers can watch all episodes in HD quality with English subtitles and some regional language options.
Rakuten Viki offers free viewing with ads. You can also choose a premium plan for an ad-free experience. For Hindi dubbed versions, episodes are available on Dailymotion and YouTube through unofficial uploads.
F4 Thailand: Boys Over Flowers Full Episodes Online Free
Rakuten Viki: Offers the full series with subtitles.
YouTube and Dailymotion: Hindi dubbed episodes (1 to 16) can be found on various channels. Some content may be geo-restricted and require VPN.
VPN Services: For users outside Thailand or India, VPNs can help access region-locked content on platforms like VIU or GMMTV's official YouTube channel.
About F4 Thailand: Boys Over Flowers
F4 Thailand: Boys Over Flowers is a 2021 Thai romantic drama directed by Patha Thongpan. It tells the story of Gorya, who stands up to the bullying elite F4 boys at a luxurious school, especially their leader Thyme, who falls for her. The show blends romance, drama, and coming-of-age themes, making it a hit among youth audiences.
F4 Thailand: Boys Over Flowers Review and Viewer Ratings
F4 Thailand: Boys Over Flowers is a Thai romantic drama series based on the Japanese manga Hana Yori Dango by Yoko Kamio. It aired from December 18, 2021, to April 9, 2022, on GMM 25, with 16 episodes in its first season.
oh ofc the first thing gorya does when thyme says i love you to her is hit him with a pillow why is that so themlkjfsdf #F4ThailandEP11 pic.twitter.com/3PPSYENHcy
The show mainly focuses on the romance between Thyme and Gorya. It avoids too much drama and cuts down on unnecessary emotional stress. Many viewers find it more real and less dragging than older versions.
F4 Thailand: Awards and Recognition
F4 Thailand received many awards. It won Best Adaptation of an Existing Format at the Asian Television Awards. Several cast members also received acting awards. Bright Vachirawit, who played Thyme, won multiple popular actor awards.
He was also named Actor of the Year at the GQ Men of the Year Awards 2022. The series was praised for its cinematography, editing, and original soundtrack.
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Mint
14 minutes ago
- Mint
From Leh to Kota, multiplexes roll into smalltown and southern India
Several multiplex cinema operators are surging ahead with a two-pronged expansion strategy undeterred by recent unpredictable box office performance. Big multiplexes such asPVR Inox and Cinepolis as well as smaller companies such as Miraj Entertainment Ltd, Mukta A2 Cinemas, and MovieMax Cinemas have set their eyes on tier 2 and 3 markets such as Patna, Shillong, Jaipur, Kota, and Leh-Ladakh to build low-cost cinemas with local developers. The second part of the strategy involves focusing on markets in South India, including cities like Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Huballi, Kochi, and Cuddalore that boast a robust theatre-going culture, according to industry experts. These expansion plans come amid a lacklustre first half of the year for the Hindi film industry, the country's biggest, which is pinning hopes on a stronger second half with a wave of sequels and stories rooted in mythology and folk traditions, as Mint reported on . However, real estate experts said the overall cinema industry's expansion remains fairly conservative, with smaller properties and fewer screens planned as alternative entertainment options such as OTT (video-streaming platforms) have become increasingly popular, especially post covid. 'The South is a strategic focus area for us," said Kunal Sawhney, chief operating officer, MovieMax Cinemas. 'The region's rich cinema culture, coupled with the popularity of films across multiple languages, allows for greater programming flexibility and wider appeal. This, in turn, leads to better (seat) occupancies." MovieMax is targeting several towns across Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Karnataka as part of its expansion, which includes expanding to tier 2 and 3 cities, particularly those with populations of 500,000 and above, Sawhney added. 'In these markets, average ticket price will be lower than metros, in alignment with local affordability. (But) we typically partner with strong regional developers who have a deep understanding of local market potential and are committed to delivering a high-quality mall experience tailored to the needs of the community," Sawhney said. Pricing caps, regulations, and other challenges Rahul Puri, managing director, Mukta Arts and Mukta A2 Cinemas, agreed these smaller markets hold strong potential, as ticket prices in these regions are designed to reflect local dynamics, making cinema-going more accessible to wider audiences. Mukta too is collaborating with regional developers to develop multiplexes in smaller cities. Referring to tier 2 and 3 markets as commercially promising yet under-screened, Bhuvanesh Mendiratta, managing director, Miraj Entertainment, said ticket prices in smaller cities are calibrated to local affordability, averaging ₹180-200, significantly lower than in metro cities. 'We partner with local developers, including mall owners and standalone theatre operators, often converting single screens into three to four screen multiplexes," said Mendiratta, whose company is venturing into cities such as Sitapur, Alwar, Ittawa, and Sambalpur. Miraj Entertainment plans to add 40-50 screens in 2025-26, of which 25-30% will be in South India, including cities such as Chennai, Kozhikode, Visakhapatnam, Kurnool, and Tumkur. To be sure, southern markets pose certain unique challenges for multiplexes, according to some experts. Anuj Kejriwal, CEO and managing director, ANAROCK Retail, a property consultancy, said cinemas in South India faced strict state-imposed caps on ticket prices, a less well-developed mall culture in some cities, as well as the prevalence of single-screen theatres. Complex regulations and competition from OTT platforms can reduce overall profitability for cinemas and prevent faster adoption of luxury formats in the southern markets, industry experts said. In several small cities in South India, multiplexes will need to modify their business models according to the local market dynamics and requirements to ensure sustainable growth, they added. That said, some of these hurdles and evolving dynamics aren't specific to South India. 'Competition from OTT and general lack of new content in cinemas has meant that companies are now quick to give up on properties that aren't doing well," said Abhishek Sharma, director, retail, at realty consultancy Knight Frank. 'Further, from the 10-plus screens planned earlier, theatre chains aren't looking at more than eight screens as the best possible scenario now."
Indian Express
20 minutes ago
- Indian Express
Vinod Khanna would visit me in LA when he needed relief from Osho ashram, recalls Kabir Bedi: ‘After Rajneesh fled US, Vinod started life again in a rented house'
It's not easy to handle the pressure of being a celebrity and the demands of glam culture. The number of people who have withered away, often unnoticed, in the bustling world of cinema is far greater than those who have made it big and reached the top. Even for those who attain massive stardom and wear their fame like a badge, life can be difficult at times, especially when it comes to finding mental peace. Even Vinod Khanna, widely regarded as one of the most popular actor-stars in the history of Hindi cinema, struggled with the same. In fact, Khanna's life often drew significant attention, and one of the most prominent choices he made was taking a five-year hiatus from Bollywood to follow his spiritual guru Osho Rajneesh. Recently, veteran actor Kabir Bedi spoke about Khanna's spiritual journey and how he eventually returned to the film industry after his time with Osho. 'He was a very special person. Besides being an actor, he also had a spiritual dimension. Once he met Osho, started learning meditation and gaining experience, his life began changing,' Bedi observed during a chat with Siddharth Kannan. 'When Osho had to leave India, go to the US and build an ashram in Oregon state, Vinod left everything behind and joined him. I was in California during those days. So, whenever Vinod yearned for some relief from the ashram, he would come to Los Angeles, and we would meet and talk. He used to tell me all the gossip from the ashram because there would always be some drama in every organisation,' he added. 'Although I respect Osho and his philosophy, his disciples in Oregon did certain things that the Netflix documentary (Wild Wild Country) also shined light on. However, the Netflix documentary did not show Osho's entire life. It failed to explore his importance, significance and teachings. It only focused on the Oregon incident,' he mentioned. Highlighting that Khanna had given up everything he owned to follow Osho, Bedi explained that when he eventually returned to the film industry, it wasn't easy to pick up where he had left off, but he managed to achieve it. 'Eventually, Osho had to flee the US as well as the authorities there began cracking down on him, particularly due to visa violations for trying to build a town while on a tourist visa. With that, Vinod returned to India and started his life again. He rented a small one-bedroom flat and began working on his life. And he did that well; the industry accepted him. He eventually built a successful career,' Bedi pointed out.
Indian Express
25 minutes ago
- Indian Express
Archana Puran Singh goes house-hunting in Dubai, loves Rs 12 cr apartment with Burj Khalifa view, private pool, helipad: ‘I'll have to buy a helicopter now'
Archana Puran Singh, who is currently posting vlogs from her trip to Dubai, went house-hunting with her family. As always, Archana was accompanied by her husband, Parmeet Sethi, and their two sons, Aaryamann and Ayushmaan. Aaryamann recently started his own YouTube channel, where he posts daily vlogs. In his latest vlog, he introduced audiences to his girlfriend, actor Yogita Bihani. Aaryamann and his family experienced a setback on the first day of their Dubai trip, when they got scammed online while buying tickets for an indoor skydiving session. They made up for it with a house-hunting session, where they were shown around some of the most lavish apartment complexes that the city has to offer. Archana, Parmeet, and their two sons began the day with a tour of a luxury apartment complex that had 40 amenities on a single floor. They played some paddle, some basketball, and also some football. They took a tour of the gym and Archana even tried her (recently injured) hand at playing table tennis. The salesperson giving them the tour told them that every unit in that building had been sold out, and took them to another location. The new building had 106 floors, with a helipad. Archana joked, 'I'll have to buy that helicopter now finally.' Also read – Archana Puran Singh gets scammed for thousands of rupees during Dubai vacation, but son still wants his paneer tikka: 'Dubai mein paise doob gaye' While looking at the apartments, Archana was curious to know more about a private pool. The manager of the location told them that she could get romantic with Parmeet there, which made them both turn red. They then discussed the payment plans, and the manager told them that they could simply put the apartment up for rent, which would mean that it basically pays for itself. Parmeet asked to know the price, and pretended to stumble when he was told that it costs 5 million dirhams, which is around Rs 12 crore. Archana joked that she only has Rs 50 in her bag. They then discussed discounts and other financials, and praised the team for its hard work and professionalism. Upon returning to their hotel, Archana said that they haven't made a decision about which house they would want to buy, but had gathered all the information they could about houses at three different price points. Their fans were excited for this new chapter in their life, and one of them wrote, 'Aary and Ayush have both been raised so well. I've noticed how respectfully and calmly they let you speak and supported you without interrupting or commenting. You've clearly put a lot of effort into their upbringing, and it truly shows. I really hope I can raise my child with the same values, patience, and understanding.' Another viewer wrote, 'MashaAllah Allah aap sab ko hamesha kamyab kare aameen.'
