Pharm Neptune

Niloy ran from his country, Bangladesh, to Thailand to become a BL actor. However, things weren't easy for him. He roamed here and there, working as a waiter. He auditioned for many roles but was rejected. Then, he met a stranger who turned out to be his guiding star, named Kao Neptune, a wealthy young master of 'Neptune Musics'. They became good friends, but slowly Kao realized he couldn't remain just a friend to Niloy.

After a lot of struggle, Niloy got his debut, and slowly he realized Kao was always more than a friend to him. They confessed their love and promised to be united until their last breath. However, fate turned all promises to lies, as Niloy was shot by a gunman and admitted to the hospital. After recovering, Kao's stepmother asked him how much he loved Kao, and if he loved Kao so much, how could he snatch Kao's biggest dream of becoming a father? Niloy didn't think much, leaving his successful career and dreams behind in Thailand as he went back to Bangladesh so that Kao could be a complete man.

But Kao's love was boundless; he went to Bangladesh and won Niloy's love again. Together, they struggled through many ups and downs, societal pressures, and online bullying, but as they loved each other, nothing else mattered. After overcoming all the problems, separations, and pain, they finally found success, love, and happiness together.

Bangladesh to Thailand the journey of Nil and Stranger's love

A mellifluous voice intruded into Kao's solemn reverie, prompting him to raise his gaze. Before him stood the monk, hands gracefully tucked behind his back. Despite the monk's serene smile, Kao's eyes remained clouded with tears. 


In a gentle tone, the monk uttered, "I knew you would come here one day." 


Kao, a picture of vulnerability, folded his hands and implored with a bowed head, "Plzzz save my Nil." 


Assurance laced the monk's smile as he replied, "Nothing will happen to him. You both still have a long way to go." 


Meeting the monk's gaze, Kao, his smile tinged with pain, uttered, "It's you saying. Your god has always taken away those I love, but not Nil." 


The monk, undeterred, smiled again and offered sagely, "God does what he does for good. Son, look at him." 


God's Tears, Stranger's Plead for Nil's Life