
Rathasat Butwong
Oyuncu · d. 1999 · Thailand
JJ Rathasat Butwong is an actor under Star Hunter Entertainment. He graduated from The Holy Infant Jesus Mahasarakham School, English Program at Sarakhampittayakhom School. He was the 6th place winner on the survival show To Be Number One Idol 6 (2016). On August 13, 2020, he was introduced as a member of Happiness Project. The group presumably quietly disbanded near the end of 2020. On September 25, 2021, he was revealed as a contestant for one31's survival show LAZ iCON but he was eliminated in the 6th episode.
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Dizi7.7KomediDramA social media employee’s quiet vacation is ruined when Thailand’s biggest villain goes viral on his app—then shows up at his house for dinner.
Dizi6.9DramYai and Mangkorn are romantic rivals. One night, at Yai's newly inherited pub, the two drink together. Yai has nefarious plans for the evening, but they backfire, and he and Mangkorn end up spending a wild night together. Taunted by Mangkorn, who has footage of their hookup the next day, Yai takes his anger out on the pub. He hopes to forget what transpired between them and sink himself into pub renovations, but when he meets with the design team, he's surprised to see fifth-year architecture student Mangkorn among them. Will their simmering rivalry give way to romance, or will Yai's desire for revenge prevail?
Dizi6.5DramHatırladığı kadarıyla, Salin her dolunayda geleneksel Tay kıyafetleri giyen bir adamı rüyasında görmektedir. Bu adamın ortaya çıkmasıyla birlikte gece açan yasemin çiçeğinin kokusu da yayılmaktadır. Salin'in on sekizinci doğum günü yaklaşırken, adam rüyalarından, hayatından bir kelime bile etmeden kaybolur. Salin dev bir şirkette staja başladığında, önceki gece birlikte olduğu CEO Sun Suriyen ile tanışır.
Dizi5.0DramKomediAfter accidentally breaking a junior’s camera, Nom Jued is forced to work at a cat cafe to pay off the debt, leading to a sweet romance.
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Film5.0KorkuGerilimJoi and his friend searched for clues to the mysterious death of his grandmother, which could be linked to the folk tradition known as 'Phi Ta Khon'.