I hardly watch Thai dramas because not to be mean, I find the sound of their speaking a little distracting. So far, I have watched 5 Thai dramas already, and after seeing "My Husband In Law" I started to appreciate them.

I liked the story of this drama. It was nicely presented and agreed with how the flow of the story proceeded at a pace that I myself found leisurely. One of the reasons that will make me decide to watch a certain drama is the attractiveness of the lead casts. I am not so familiar with Thai actors and actresses but the pairing of the couples here was a perfect choice. You will particularly distinguish the dialogues and interactions of the lead and second couple here much better and more captivating than in a number of other dramas shown n the Rom-Com genres.

This drama was so detailed and got to understand why each character has to become like that. It was rare for a drama to lay also the back story of the villain which will confuse your rationality about whether to hate or pity him in the end. Thus, it validated the fact that childhood life plays an important factor in how a person will be in the future, and making wrong decisions in the past will haunt you and make you restless not unless corrected.

I only have a few aversions, like the policemen here easily cried and were too emotional which made them look weak. The scenes where reporters were conducting interviews in front of the police station, it could have been improved in a way that will make the reporters look intelligent and professional.

The best scene-stealer here was the young teenage gay.