Pingpong Thongchai Thongkanthom

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After her father passed away, Cin's (Earnearn Fatima Dechawaleekul) formerly lavish life took an unfortunate turn – she now lives in a small, decrepit house with her stepmother and struggles with her family's debt. Determined to get herself out of her situation, she decides to find her own "Prince Charming," hoping that a rich spouse will change her fate. While Cin's initial attempts to lure a wealthy man don't work out, she eventually finds Phu (Bank Thiti Mahayotaruk), an up-and-coming young CEO who she thinks could be her perfect match. However, she soon finds out that she's not the only one with plans up her sleeve. Will Cin find her "happily ever after" with Phu, or is her quest for a prince just an ambitious dream?

My Sassy Princess: Cinderella

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After becoming viral Thai TV sensations, male cross-dressing "tootsies" Gus (Petch Paopetch Charoensook), Golf (Pingpong Thongchai Thongkuntom), Kim (Ter Ratthanant Janyajirawong) and their female friend Natty (Peak Pattarasaya Kruasuwansiri) are headed to the big screen, prepared to "fake it until they make it." Unfortunately, Golf accidentally knocks celebrity superstar Cathy (Araya A. Hargate) unconscious a week before she shoots a lucrative TV commercial. Faced with a hefty fine if Cathy is a no-show, they seek out a lookalike to replace her – and seem to find one in street food hawker Nam (also played by Araya A. Hargate), whose extensive plastic surgery makes her a near-perfect match. However, the similarities end at physical appearances, as Nam's brash personality is completely opposite from Cathy's sweet, polite demeanor. Can Gus, Golf, Kim, and Natty pull all their powers together to turn Nam into a star? This 2019 Thai LGBTQ+ comedy film was directed by Title Kittiphak Thongauam and follows the characters from 2016's "Diary of Tootsies."

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