Ter Chantavit Dhanasevi is a Thai actor known for his roles in the hit movies “Hello Stranger” and “ATM: Er Rak Error.” Born on September 18, 1983, Ter has won awards for both his acting and screenwriting, having co-written many popular movies, including “Pee Mak,” “Hello Stranger,” “ATM: Er Rak Error,” “Phobia” and “Phobia 2.” Ter also appeared in the popular Thai series “Opas the Series Season 1” and “Opas the Series Season 2.”

Ter Chantavit Dhanasevi

Denchai (Ter Chantavit Dhanasevi), a 30-year-old IT support worker, is used to going unnoticed at work. That is, until he meets new employee Nui (Mew Nittha Jirayungyurn), who remembers his name correctly while he's helping her. The brief interaction sparks Denchai's crush on Nui, even though she's out of his league. When their company takes a trip to Hokkaido, Japan, Denchai decides to make a wish at the resort's "Bell of Love," hoping that he can date Nui for a single day. To his surprise, his wish might come true – after an unfortunate skiing accident leaves Nui with short-term amnesia, Denchai takes the opportunity to pretend he's her boyfriend for the day. Will his act pave the way for a real relationship, or is it destined to remain a fleeting fantasy? This 2016 Thai film was directed by Tong Banjong Pisanthanakun and co-written by Ter Chantavit Dhanasevi.

One Day

🔔The Bell of Love ❤️

Denchai

Sua (Ter Chantavit Dhanasevi) and Jib (Ice Preechaya Pongthananikorn) are a couple with a secret. They've been together for five years even though the bank they work at prohibits employee dating. Tired of hiding their relationship, they decide to get married, but one of them will have to quit their job. After a sudden glitch causes an ATM to dispense double the requested amount, Sua and Jib see a challenge: whoever can recover the money keeps their job. Will their relationship survive the competition? This 2012 Thai romantic comedy film, written and directed by Mez Tharatorn, is one of the highest-grossing Thai movies of all time.

❤Betting on love 💲

Feeling alone and out of place, Dang (Ter Chantavit Dhanasevi) decides to take a solo trip to Korea, inspired by the Korean culture boom in Thailand. After a drunken mishap, he meets another Thai woman who introduces herself only as May (Noona Nuengthida Sophon), who is also traveling in Korea alone. The two decide to pair up and travel together under the condition that they don't share any personal details with each other and part as strangers at the end of their trip. As they spend more time together, Dang becomes conflicted about their agreement. "Hello Stranger" is an award-wining 2010 Thai movie directed by Banjong Pisanthanakun.

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