Nat Kitcharit is a Thai actor who was born in Chonburi, Sriracha District, Thailand, on December 13, 1993. He lived in Thailand as a young child and moved to Australia while in his teens. He studied at the University of New South Wales in Sydney and began appearing in music videos – such as Gaia’s “Love Potion” – in 2014. He later transitioned into acting in dramas and movies, and has starred in hit small-screen titles like “After Dark” (2020) and “Me Always You” (2021).

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As young boys growing up in Phuket, Thailand, Teh (Putthipong Assaratanakul) and Oh Aew (Krit Amnuaydechkorn) were the very best of friends. But a dispute set them against each other and they parted ways, never expecting their paths to cross again. But fate has other plans for them: As they approach university age, they (independently) develop an interest in the communications sector. In order to gain admission to the college he wants to get into, Oh Aew enrolls at a local Chinese language school.

But he is surprised to meet Teh there. Teh, who comes from a Chinese-Thai family, is tutoring students in the Chinese language – and is assigned to work with Oh Aew. At first, the two young men are unsure about this unexpected reunion. But as they begin to spend more time together, old feelings – and some new, romantic emotions – begin to emerge, leaving them unsure about how they should proceed. Can Cupid bring them together after all these years?

“I Told Sunset About You” is a 2020 Thai drama series that was written for the screen and directed by “Boss” Naruebet Kuno.

I Told Sunset About You

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As founders of two different app startups, Bom (JingJing Warisara Yu) and June (Nat Kitcharit) seemed almost destined to meet.&nbsp;While presenting their respective companies’ latest apps at a local app exhibition, the two crossed paths frequently enough, but it was a chance meeting at their favorite hideaway restaurant that would ultimately change their lives forever.&nbsp;

After recognizing each other over dinner, the two spend some time getting to know each other. With sparks flying as they begin to realize just how much they have in common, their time together is tragically short-lived. Each inspired by this evening together, the two return to their respective companies, overflowing with fresh ideas that ultimately lead them to create two entirely different apps that serve the same purpose: to bring people with common interests together. With both of their companies struggling to find investors, they each decided to participate in the Startup Thailand League, a competition that would award the winning team a significant cash prize.&nbsp;

Desperate to win, Bom and June quickly become rivals. Sinking so low as to send spies to infiltrate the other’s company, the two quickly learn that every decision comes with a price as their respective situations begin to spiral wildly out of control. With everything they once had between them now in jeopardy, will Bom and June find a way to sort out their priorities or will their desperation ultimately become their downfall?

A delightful tale of rivals and romance, “App War” is a 2018 Thai romantic comedy film directed by Yanyong Kuruangkura.

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