Phiravich Attachitsataporn is a Thai television actor and model – also known as Mean – who was born on March 5, 1998, in Chachoengsao, Thailand. He debuted in 2015 and rose to fame as an actor when he appeared as the character Tin in the hit BL “Love by Chance” (2018), a role he reprised in 2020 for the sequel “Love by Chance 2: A Chance to Love.” He also appeared in the film titles “Blood Valentine” (2019) and “Pee Nak 2” (2020), as well as the drama “The Yearbook” (2021).

Phiravich Attachitsataporn

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As a young woman with big dreams, the last thing Modem (Manasaporn Chanchalerm) wants to think about right now is love. However, with her birthday fast approaching, that seems to be the only thing her mother can talk about. As part of her birthday celebrations, Modern will be taking part in one of her family’s longest-held and most secret traditions; a tradition which will allow her to choose one of the seven magical teas, brewed by the family, to help her through the coming year. While Modem has ideas of which brew she’ll pick, her mother insists she take the tea guaranteed to bring her love.

Unable to go against her mother’s wishes, Modem takes the love tea but isn’t exactly sure how to use it; at least not until she realizes she can use it on her handsome boss (Nichkhun). Having harbored a crush on her boss for a while, Modem can’t think of a better use for the magical brew, but before she has a chance to give it to him, she accidentally spills it on the one man on earth she truly hates, Light (Phiravich Attachitsataporn). Now madly in love with her, Modem can’t seem to escape Light’s incessant attention.

As if having her mortal enemy constantly swooning over her wasn’t bad enough, Modem’s boss has started showing an unexpected interest in her. But how can she pursue a relationship with her dream guy when she’s got an enchanted lover constantly trying to win her heart?

A lighthearted tale of love and magic, “My Bubble Tea” is a 2020 Thai romantic comedy drama directed by Dhammarong Sermrittirong.

My Bubble Tea

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Nut (Teshin Anusananan) is a 10-year-old boy have just moved to the seaside town of Sam Roi Yot, Thailand, after his parents separated. He and his brother came with his mother, hoping to make a fresh start in a new town. On his first day in Sam Roi Yot, he runs into trouble on the beach, and a boy of the same age named Phob (Supakrit Charoonmatha, also known as “Man”) comes to his rescue. From that day on, they become inseparable friends, attending the same school and sharing every moment possible together. They refer to one another by the nicknames “B1” and “B2.” As they grow older, they each begin to discover that they are developing romantic feelings for one another – but are worried that confessing their emotions could jeopardize their friendship.

As their schooldays come to an end, they initially decide to attend the same university. But when they begin to worry that the other’s feelings may compromise their friend’s education, one of the duo decides to take drastic action. After spending a night together, Phob vanishes from Nut’s life, leaving nothing behind but photos and memories. But when Phob returns four years later, old feelings begin to re-emerge. Could they reignite the passion they felt back in their childhood days, or is it already too late?

“The Yearbook” is a 2021 Thai drama series that was co-directed by “Mean” Phiravich Attachitsataporn, Nipitpon Muangsinun, and Bancha Lungaramn.

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