EngLot is the pairing name for Engfa Waraha and Charlotte Austin. Their story began around Miss Grand Thailand 2022, before Show Me Love put them together on screen. Since then, their shared lead work has taken them through pageants, murder investigations, an extremely flexible business plan and hotel-industry espionage. A respectable range of reasons to miss bedtime.
This is your EngLot starting point: how they became a pairing, their five completed lead series in release order, official viewing links, where to follow them and the latest on their changing work arrangements.
How did EngLot start?
The name combines Engfa and Charlotte. The audience came first: fans were already following their dynamic during the 2022 pageant season, before they had a GL drama to promote. Tatler’s interview with the actresses traces their friendship and the fan-created hashtag back to Miss Grand Thailand.
Engfa won Miss Grand Thailand 2022; Charlotte was one of that year’s fifth runner-up. Both appear in the official pageant results. Their first shared lead series, Show Me Love (2023), followed that existing audience interest.
That order matters. Viewers who discovered them through a drama were joining a fandom that already had favourite interactions and a shared history.
Which EngLot series should you watch first?
- The original pairing introduction: Show Me Love (2023), nine episodes, a pageant-world romance.
- The shortest commitment: Love Bully (2024), four episodes, a relationship under public and family scrutiny.
- The crime option: Petrichor (2024), ten episodes, a detective and a forensic doctor investigating difficult cases.
- The sitcom option: Unlimited Love (2025), ten episodes, a business taking on unusual jobs with an eccentric team.
- The workplace intrigue option: The Water (2026), eight episodes, an executive and the woman sent into her company to undermine her.
Choose your next series
Show Me Love
Open official listing ↗Promotional artwork via TVmaze; current-cast match, primary provenance and reuse rights require reviewShow Me Love: start where their lead-series story began
2023 · 9 episodes · Engfa as Meena; Charlotte as Cherine
Meena arrives in Bangkok hoping to pursue singing. Cherine introduces her to beauty pageants, where the pursuit of a career brings them closer. Ambition and attraction occupy the same space, with the pressure of being seen built into the setting.
Start here if you want the earliest of these shared lead roles. It is also the most direct choice if the pageant connection is part of what made you curious about EngLot in the first place.
Start Show Me Love: GrandTV episode 1, part 1
Show Me Love: official teaser
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GrandTV’s original release used multipart episodes and membership arrangements. Check the current access conditions before assuming the entire run is free because the opening part is available.
Love Bully: four episodes, plenty of outside opinions
2024 · 4 episodes · Engfa as Night; Charlotte as Irene
Night and Irene face family and social scrutiny, but they do not react to it in the same way. Night feels the weight of other people’s judgment; Irene’s more defiant approach can miss what her partner needs.
This is the shortest route through an EngLot lead series. It belongs to the Club Friday anthology, so you do not need to watch every other Club Friday story to reach it. Shorter does not mean emotionally weightless: the friction includes how a couple deals with pressure, rather than simply whether they are attracted to one another.
Watch Love Bully on Tello Films
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Tello’s subscription listing carries four full episodes. Choose that route if you prefer full episodes to navigating numbered video parts, subject to local access.
Petrichor: a romance with evidence to process
2024 · 10 episodes · Engfa as Tul; Charlotte as Cherran
Detective Tul and forensic doctor Cherran bring different methods to the same investigations. Their working relationship has to survive disagreement before trust can mean anything more personal.
Choose Petrichor when you want crime and mystery alongside the romance. These women have work to do beyond noticing each other across a room: cases give the partnership a reason to develop, and disagreement has consequences beyond a bruised ego. Murder investigations also make this a different viewing mood from a pageant romance, so factor that into the evening.
Petrichor: official trailer
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Unlimited Love: the business plan is “yes, we do that”
2025 · 10 episodes · Engfa as Plu; Charlotte as Ray
After losing her office job, Plu still has a family to support. Ray, a wealthy-looking woman with an unusual proposal, suggests opening a company willing to tackle almost any assignment for paying clients. Their recruits bring enough competing personalities to make running the business a job in itself.
Choose this for a workplace sitcom with romance woven through an ensemble. The premise gives EngLot a different playground from Petrichor’s investigations: instead of processing a crime scene, the team has to figure out whether its latest paying assignment should have been accepted in the first place. “We do everything” is a bold policy for a company with employees.
Start with Unlimited Love if the appeal is odd jobs, office mishaps and a wider cast alongside Plu and Ray. It fits between Petrichor and The Water in EngLot’s release order; none of those stories is a sequel to another.
Start Unlimited Love: official episode 1, part 1
MGI BEYOND’s YouTube release divides each episode into four parts. Finish parts 1–4 before moving to the next episode number.
The Water: hotel business, extremely personal risk
2026 · 8 episodes · Engfa as Apo, also called Nam; Charlotte as Chonlada
Chonlada enters a rival company on a sabotage mission. Apo sees through the deception but chooses to protect her. Professional suspicion and personal attachment become difficult to separate.
Our editor’s take: corporate espionage makes sense as a Thai GL setup. It gives the attraction something to push against beyond a misunderstanding, and the receptionist-versus-sharp-heiress dynamic supplies workplace tension. We found the pacing uneven, but Charlotte’s growing confidence as an actress was a reason to keep watching.
This is part of the wider 4 Elements project. For the family connections and the order of the other chapters, use our 4 Elements viewing guide. For EngLot’s own lead chapter, the direct link is below.
Start The Water: iQIYI episode 1, uncut listing
The Water: official trailer
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Release order is a route, not a prerequisite
There are forty-one story episodes across these five titles. Watch Show Me Love first for chronology, Love Bully for the shortest run, Petrichor for a crime story, Unlimited Love for an ensemble workplace comedy or The Water for corporate intrigue.
Check subtitles, access and subscription requirements on the destination you choose; a catalogue listing alone does not establish playback in your country. Our EngLot pairing page connects the actresses and their shared credits if you want to explore further.
Meet Engfa and Charlotte—and follow their work
Engfa Waraha
Engfa Waraha is an actress, singer and Miss Grand Thailand 2022 winner. In this guide alone, she moves from aspiring singer Meena to detective Tul, entrepreneur Plu and executive Apo. If you came for one character, there are several very different versions of her screen work to try.
Official Instagram:@fa_engfa8.
Photo: Harald Krichel / WikiPortraits, via Wikimedia Commons, licensed CC BY-SA 4.0; resized and converted to WebP.
Charlotte Austin
Charlotte Austin was Miss Grand Chumphon before placing at the 2022 national pageant. Her shared roles with Engfa include Cherine in Show Me Love, forensic doctor Cherran in Petrichor and Ray in Unlimited Love. For anyone discovering her through the newer shows, Show Me Love takes you back to her first lead pairing with Engfa.
Official Instagram:@itscharlotty.
Photo: GrandTV, via Wikimedia Commons, licensed CC BY 3.0; converted to WebP.
What’s next for EngLot?
Updated November 1, 2026. Their next professional chapter is still taking shape. The dated statements are more useful than a blanket promise that nothing will change, or a declaration that everything has ended.
August: Charlotte says she will not renew with MGI
In her August interview with Khaosod, Charlotte said she planned not to renew her MGI contract and expected it to run until around the end of April 2027. She also said she wanted to keep working with Engfa, including on joint appearances when arrangements allowed. This was a plan for the end of her contract, rather than an announcement that she had already left.
September: Engfa leaves the door open
In a September 9 interview published by Thairath, Engfa supported Charlotte’s decision and said meeting and working together remained possible. She thought some previously accepted joint work remained, while noting that the schedules needed checking.
October: a more cautious outlook for new joint work
A GirlsLoveInfo report dated October 12 described Engfa saying that they were not accepting additional joint jobs and were concentrating on their remaining commitments. A clip circulating with a fan translation also records that distinction. It is a later update than Charlotte’s August comments about wanting to continue collaborating.
Future independent fan meetings or another EngLot series are possibilities, not confirmed bookings on the strength of those remarks. Enjoying their work does not require pretending the business arrangements are settled. There is a difference between leaving the door open and putting a date on a ticket.
Our view: the partnership has earned a place in Thai GL history, and its catalogue is worth discovering on its own merits. Supporting both women can include enjoying that work while allowing each of them room to choose what comes next.
Keep exploring EngLot
The EngLot pairing profile connects their shared productions. For original series videos, browse MGI BEYOND’s official YouTube channel; the direct viewing buttons above are the quicker route when you already know which show you want.