Klin Kasalong

2019 Thai television soap opera

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Klin Kasalong

Also known as	Scent of Love The Scent of Memory

Original title	กลิ่นกาสะลอง
Genre	Historical, Romance, Drama, Supernatural
Written by	Pranpramoon
Directed by	Sant Srikaewlaw Parada Kantapattanakul
Starring	Urassaya Sperbund James Ma
Opening theme	สัญญากับคําว่ารอ (Promises and waiting) by Ten Nararak
Ending theme	สัญญากาสะลอง (Promise Kasalong) by Saranyu Winaipanit
Country of origin	Thailand
Original languages	Thai, Northern Thai
No. of episodes	15
Production
Producer	Thitima Sangkhaphithak
Running time	150 minutes
Original release
Network	Channel 3
Release	June 10 (2019年06月10日)– July 29, 2019 (2019年07月29日)

Klin Kasalong (Thai : กลิ่นกาสะลอง) is a 2019 Thai television soap opera adapted from the eponymous novel written by Pisit Sreeprasert, a Chiang Mai University professor.^[1] The series premiered on June 10, 2019 and last aired on July 29, 2019 on Channel 3. It starred Urassaya Sperbund and James Ma. The series was notable for featuring extensive use of the Northern Thai language in dialogue, and featuring facets of Northern Thai culture, including attire and cultural landmarks like Wat Lok Molee in Chiang Mai.^[1] The series was broadcast on Channel 3, and became the channel's third highest rated drama in 2019, after Krong Kam and Thong Ek Mhorya Tha Chalong.^[2]

Cast

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Main

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Urassaya Sperbund as Kasalong / Songpeep / Dr. Pimpisa / Pimmada
James Ma as Dr. Thanakrit / Sup / Prasawin
Thakoon Karntip [th ] as Manfah / Dr. Pakpoom
Natanat Losuwan [th ] as Mei / Wijitra / Mok

Supporting

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Montree Jenuksorn [th ] as Sunthorn (Pimpisa's father) / Nai Kwaen Mang (Kasalong, Songpeep's father)
Penpak Sirikul as Pudkaew (Pimpisa's mother) / Thongbai (Kasalong, Songpeep's mother)^[3]
Warit Tipgomut [th ] as Noijan Wanawech / Ramet Wanaret
Kulteera Yordchang [th ] as Bua Kiang (young)
Sirinuch Petchurai [th ] as Ah-Ma Tee-Nee (Grandmother Mo Sap and Bua Kiang)
Thodsapol Siriwiwat as Ah-Kong Tian-Aee (Grandfather Mo Sap and Bua Kiang)
Witaya Jethapai as Intha (Manfah's father)
Naruemon Phongsuphap as Kam-Hom (Manfah's mother)
Aranya Prathumthong [th ] as Bua-Tong (Wealthy Grocery)
Wilawan Thalou as Sang-La (Chinese dessert seller)
Sitang Punnapop [th ] as Fong-Kam (Vegetable and herb seller)
Lerwith Sangsith as Sang (Servant of Mr. Mang's house) / Bhikkhu Tian (Priest)
Supunnikar jumrernchai [th ] as kedkaew (Saito-san's wife) / Stand-in Kasalong / Songpeep
Shogo Tanikawa as Sai-To (Ketkeaw's husband)

Guest

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Pisamai Vilaisak as Grandma Buakiang (Old Age) (Grandma Primpy, a former servant of the governor's house.) (Ep.1)
Suchao Pongwilai as Aui Kaew (Old Age) (grandson, grandfather, father, teacher Intha) (Ep.1, 6, 8, 10, 15)
Supranee Charoenphol as Panjit (Dr. Thanakrit's mother) (Ep.1, 3, 6, 8, 10, 14, 15)
Sommart Praihirun [th ] as In-Tha (Sri Wan's father) (Ep.13–15)
Watcharachai Sunthonsiri [th ] as Khru Dap (Ep.5–6)
Pongsanart Vinsiri [th ] as Wongsingkam Wanawech (Little Chan's father/Rames' grandfather) (Ep.6–7, 10, 11, 13)
Peter Tuinstra [th ] as Dr. Naekercard (Ep.2, 10–12)
Chattarika Sittiprom as Sudawadee (Daughter of the Ministry of Education) (Ep.13)
Ken Streutker as Dr. Kort (Ep.3, 5–6, 10–12)
??? as Aui Kaew (young) (Ep.13–15)
Linpita Jindapoo as Sri Wan (Aui Kaew's mother) (Ep.13–15)

Soundtracks

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Song title	Artist	Ref.	Note
สัญญากาสะลอง (Promise Kasalong)	Saranyu Winaipanit	^[4]	Opening theme
สัญญากับคําว่ารอ (Promises and waiting)	Ten Nararak [th ]	^[5]	Ending theme
สัญญากาสะลอง (Cover Version)	James Ma	^[6]	Special theme