Pimchanok Luevisadpaibul, also known as Baifern, is a Thai actress. She was born in Bangkok, Thailand, on&nbsp; September 30, 1992, and made her acting debut in 2003. Since then, she has appeared in a wide variety of films and television dramas, including “Back to 90’s” (2015).

Baifern Pimchanok Luevisadpaibul

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University student and perfume enthusiast Liu (Baifern Pimchanok Luevisadpaibul) decides to have plastic surgery, believing she will never get her dream job without first changing the way she looks. Soon after her operation, she befriends the naturally stunning Faye (Jane Ramida Jiranorraphat). Her handsome colleague Guy (Win Metawin Opas-iamkajorn) warns her that Faye is trouble, adding romantic intrigue to her increasingly complicated life. But will Liu’s surgery really help her attain her perfume industry dreams? What might happen if her surgery secrets are exposed? And could she find true love along the way? This 2024 Thai drama series was based on the hit webtoon “My ID Is Gangnam Beauty” by Ki Maeng Gi. It was directed by Mui Aticha Tanthanawigrai.

Beauty Newbie

💋 Inner Beauty 🪞 Team

After former bank employee Ina (Baifern Pimchanok Luevisadpaibul) gets tricked into lending money to her ex-boyfriend Petch (Thiti Mahayotaruk), she's left with a significant amount of debt. Things get stranger when con artist Tower (Nadech Kugimiya) also attempts to scam her, only to get caught. However, Ina proposes a deal: she won't turn Tower over to the cops if he helps her get her money back from her ex! He agrees, and the two develop increasingly elaborate schemes to trick Petch into giving the money back. But as their plans unfold, Ina begins to develop feelings for Tower, leading her to question herself and the true intentions of those around her. Is love in the cards for Ina and Tower, or was her heart just another casualty?

The Con-Heartist

💘 Flawless Frauds ✨

A decade ago, Palm (Nine Naphat Siangsomboon) fell for his high school classmate Gink (Baifern Pimchanok Luevisadpaibul). She responded by friend-zoning him – telling Palm she wanted to keep their relationship platonic. Despite that awkward moment, they two have stayed best friends. Now a flight attendant, Palm always flies off to seek solace from Gink whenever he has a break up, and Gink knows Palm will always provide a shoulder to cry on if she is down. One day, Gink starts to wonder what might happen if she moved her long-time admirer out of the friend zone. Could this be the start of a wonderful relationship… or will it end in disaster – and an end to their friendship? This 2019 Thai movie was directed by Chayop Boonprakobo.

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Gink

As a teenager, Kong (Nathan Dan Aaron Ramnarong) is pretty much like every other kid in 2014. He goes to school, hangs out with his friends, and hates it when his parents fight. Wishing he could find a way to repair his parents’ broken relationship, Kong stumbles upon a message on an old pager and finds himself mysteriously transported twenty years into the past.

Transported to the year 1995, Kong quickly realizes that by being in the past, he has the perfect opportunity to fix his parents’ damaged relationship. Unfortunately, the more Kong tries to repair the past, the more he ends up messing things up. Painfully aware that he has unintentionally altered the events which ultimately lead to his parents meeting and falling in love, Kong decides it’s time to take drastic measures.&nbsp;

Determined to undo the damage he’s done, Kong attempts to keep his father’s childhood friend, Som (Baifern Pimchanok Luevisadpaibul), as far away from his father as possible. While his plan to keep the two separated might work, things get infinitely more complicated when Kong realizes he might actually be falling in love with Som. Tangled in a disastrous web of his own making, will Kong ever find a way to restore the past and return home?

A time-traveling delight, “Back to the 90’s” is a 2015 Thai comedy film directed by Yanyong Kuruangkura.

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