Playing the charming yet bad guy can be quite a handful. Here is a list of 10 Thai actresses who pulled off the roles of the villainess with ease and absolute sturdiness.
1. Sirin Preediyanon (Chippy)
The villainess in ‘The Sixth Sense 2’
Chippy is a Thai Actress born in Bangkok. She is widely known for her facial beauty, especially her wide eyes. She has been deemed as one of the most popular and influential celebrities in Thailand. Chippy landed her first leading role in 2015 with the TV drama, ‘Raeng Tawan’. She was cast alongside Athichart Chumnanon. Chippy debuted in 2013 with the TV drama, ‘The Sixth Sense 2’. In the drama, she played the role of Pancha or Benja.
2. Kwan Usamanee
The villainess in ‘Sao Noi Tha Kieng Kaew 2’
Kwan Usamanee Vaithayanon is a Thai actress, well-known for her multiple appearances on the covers of major Asian magazines. Kwan has been involved in the entertainment industry ever since she was a young child. She has been selected for multiple shows and movies due to her experience, abilities, and possible growth potentials.
3. Esther Supreeleela
The villainess in ‘Suparburoot Jutathep: Khun Chai Ronnapee’
Esther Supreeleela is an actress, net idol, and photo model based in Thailand. She was born to a Thai father and a Malaysian mother, making her a
Thai-Malaysian descendant. She is popularly known for her work in ‘Tur Keu Prom Likit’ and ‘U-Prince: The Handsome Cowboy’.
4. Jarinporn Joonkiat (Toey)
The villainess in ‘The Wave Of Life’
Jarinporn Joonkiat, more commonly known as Toey Jarinporn, is a Thai model, host, and actress. She is known for her roles in ‘Mee Piang Rak’ and ‘Die Tomorrow’.
5. Laila Boonyasak (Ploy)
The villainess in ‘Star Dust Dance’
Laila Boonyasak, formerly known as Chermarn Boonyasak, is a Thai model, television, and film actress. Ploy is most popularly known for her roles in the movie ‘The Love Of Siam’. Ploy joined hands with the UN Refugee Agency, in 2014, along with other celebrities to spread the message of World Refugee Day.
6. Celine Horwang (Cris)
The villainess in ‘Jealous Heart Close Friend’
Celine Horwang, nicknamed Cris Horwang, is a Thai model, singer, DJ, actress, presenter, ballet teacher, and choreographer. In 2010, Cris was given the lead role in the rom-com show, ‘Bangkok Traffic Love Story’. The show turned Cris into a sensational superstar overnight. She started her accessories and handbag line named, ‘Secret Weapon’, in 2011.
7. Araya A. Hargate (Chompoo)
The villainess in ‘Kumquat Flowers’
Araya A. Hargate is a model, host, actress, cover girl, and TV personality. She is of English descent, based in Thailand. She rose to fame after she won a beauty pageant, Miss Motor Show Contest. Araya’s most famous piece of work was her role in ‘Doksom Sithong’. Today Araya is a very prominent and widely acclaimed household name.
8. Ranee Campen (Bella)
The villainess in ‘Roy Marn’
Ranee Campen, popularly known as Bella Ranee, is one of the most popular and highly demanded Thai actresses. She is half Thai and half British, being born to a British father and a Thai mother. She made her entry into the Thai entertainment industry by working with A-Supachai, a famous artist manager. In 2013, she played her first leading role in the drama titled ‘Pon Prom Onlaweng’. Bella experienced massive growth in her popularity after featuring in the drama ‘Suparburoot Jutathep: Khun Chai Putipat’.
9. Chalida Vijitvongthong (Mint)
The villainess in ‘Dong Poo Dee’
Chalida Vijitvongthong, or Mint Chalida, as she is more commonly known, is a Thai actress. Her mother is a Thai-Indian, and her father is Chinese. Mint started her career as a model and contributed to the workings of different commercials. She made her acting breakthrough with ‘4 Hearts Of The Mountain’. Mint is an award-winning actress and has featured in multiple dramas such as, ‘Pathapee’s Trick’, making her one of Thailand’s most celebrated actresses.
10. Woranuch Bhirombhakdi (Nune)
The villainess in ‘Pure Gold’
Woranuch Bhirombhakdi, stage named Nune, is a Thai actress. Nune is most prominently known for her work in various lakorn (Thai soap operas) and films. She made her first feature film debut in 2005 with the release of ‘Midnight My Love’, directed by Kongej Jaturanrasamee. Nune’s role in her first lakorn, ‘Pob Pee Fa’, has been her most anticipated and popular piece of work.
