WeTV have purchased Thai content to stream to global audiences. Aside from airing the content, many of the streaming platforms have also formed partnership with Thai production houses to develop their own original content for their platforms. Thai soap operas are available in Nepal alongside English language, Hindi, Korean and Chinese dramas. Thai soap operas are available to stream with subtitles on Iflix in Sri Lanka. Recently, a historical romantic drama set in the Ayutthaya Kingdom Love Destiny (2018) became hit across countries including Russia. In 2021, Thai primetime Lakorns have started to broadcast via Netflix worldwide in the same as in Thailand. Records Khu Kam was based on novel of the same name by Thommayanti, starring pop star Thongchai McIntyre and Kamolchanok Komoltithi, broadcast on Channel 7 in early 1990. It created the phenomenon by being the highest rated drama in the Thai television industry with ratings up to 40 to this day. In addition to this, the main theme song of the drama Peerapong Polchana and Kamolchanok Komoltithi became a major hit and remains popular to this day. Dao Pra Sook became the most popular series in the 1990s and one of the first of leading the Thai soap opera reputation into aboard screen within the highest rate drama at 1994 including several foreign release. The highest rated country after Thailand, is Cambodia with giving the nickname for Suvanant Kongying as the morning star as well as the title of the series. Susan Khon Pen is a series which mostly remake as at least three times just in only one channel. Sisa Marn is noted the scariest series along with Pob Pee Fa and Tayat Asoon. In 2008, Kom Faek set the record for the highest rated Thai soap opera in history as well as for Channel 7, with almost 15 million viewers. Kaew Tah Pee has proved to be one of the most beloved series amongst international fans. List of classic/folk-style series Kwan Fa Nah Dum (1983) Thep Sung Warn (1985) Thep Sarm Rudoo (1987) Ban Deang Nang Ay (1987) Jaoying Khuntong (1987) Kaew Na Mah (1987) Pi Khun Tong (1987–1988) Nang Sib Song (1988) Prasuton-Manora (1988) Tida Dao Dum (1988) Uthaitaywee (1989) Gomin (1989) Sung Singh Chai (1990) Malaithon (1991–1992) Janthakorop (1993) Bua Kaew Bua Tong (1993–1994) Bla Boo Tong (1994) Gro Pid Jid See (1995) Kraitong (1995) Mane Nope Gaow (1996) Nam Jai Mae (1997)