Sinjai Plengpanich
Acting
Biography
Nok Sinjai Plengpanich is a Thai actress and model. She has acted in numerous lakorns as well as films and theatrical productions. In 2007, she starred in the critically acclaimed The Love of Siam, and also acted in a revival of the stage production, Banlang Mek: The Musical. She is married to fellow actor Chatchai Plengpanich. She has 2 sons and a daughter (Gun, Bom, Dom).
Born: January 21, 1965
Place of Birth: Bangkok, Thailand
Known For
55:15 Never Too Late
How many of us remember what our dreams were when we were children? What our hopes and aspirations were? How many of us grew up and realised that all the wonderous, innocent dreams that we had were probably not going to come true. That it was harder to become a superstar or a world-famous soccer player. How many of us spent all of our lives unable to express ourselves and love who we wanted, openly. This drama is about five such high school friends who also had dreams and goals but were unable to complete them. This is a story of second chances,of being able to love whoever you want,of dreams coming true, and of happiness.
Game of Outlaws
When their fathers are killed in the line of duty, two grown-up daughters join the police force to avenge their deaths and fight crime.
Shine
Five young Thais resist the strict social norms of 1969, risking everything as their interwoven forbidden loves defy an intolerant world.
Hangout
The story of a group of friends from high school. They reconnected on Hangout night and spent the evening sharing stories of love, relationships, and life after marriage.
Until We Meet Again
Korn and Intouch’s tragiclove ends in gunfire, but years later, Pharm and Dean are drawn together by fate, unaware of their past connection.
Whatever, I Don't Care
Set during Thailand's economic boom, an ambitious and hardworking advertising executive, Pim, has little time for a love life, and is disinterested in her suitor, Komson. To urgently find a replacement model for a commercial, she hires Bird, a male hustler that she scouted at Siam Square. Bird's carefree personality and courtship eventually moves Pim, and they begin a relationship.
Sai Sawat Yang Mai Sin
A father has got two children, i.e. a son Pinit spending his youth in bar and a daughter Thip, and has also adopted a boy Kriang. This latter, after doing successful studies, is promoted general director of the father's company. He also falls in love with Thip. Pinit is very jealous and promises to get a revenge. Once the father is dead, he starts to destabilize the couple.
True Love...Mother Isn't Pleased
Pat and Parn have been together for five years. They get married and move into Pat's mom's home. Pat's mom loves him a lot and doesn't want to share him with Parn. She quarrels with Parn to drive her away. Pat will have to find a way to make his mother and wife live in harmony.
Dhevaprom
Dhevaprom is a Thai lakorn based on the novel of the same name and written by the same writers as its preceding story ... The Five Brothers series, that aired in 2013. Dhevaprom consists of Laorchan, Kwanruetai, Jaiphisut, Dujapsorn and Porncheewan.
Sri Ayodhaya
Set during the reign of King Phrachaoyuhua Borommakot in the second quarter of the eighteenth century when art, literature, and learning flourished, it takes viewers through the fall of Ayutthaya nine years after his death to the liberation of Siam from Burmese occupation during the reign of Taksin the Great, who established the city of Thonburi as the new capital in 1767. The story is told through the attitudes of four present day characters and their past incarnations.
Filmography
as Thara Rapheethada
as Mondira
as Sonklin
as Dharawadi
as Rampha
as Queen Rambhai Barni (voice)
as Piangkwan "Kwan" Juthathep Na Ayutthaya
as Self
as Jaya (age 55)
as Phin
as Phonramphai
as Professor Lin
as May
as Alin
as Mei Ing
as Kromma Luang Pipitmontri
as Nathai
as Self
as Pat's mother
as Rattiya
as พระเทวี (Voice)
as Thara
as Thong Kham Pleo
as Boss Juju (segment "The Offering")
as Mom Prim
as La-iad
as Napa
as Wilai
as Preapim
as Napa
as Nida
as Parnrawee Suriyathid
as Herself
as Sunee
as Jittra
as Manwad
as Pawinee
as Pimjan
as Chan
as Chomsee
as Suwannee Sukontha
as Lady Srichulalak
as Woranart
as Methinee
as Napha
as May Ling
as Lakpornmari
as Am
as Pim
as Putkrong Wiboonsin
as Panporn
as Nuanchawee
as Thip