Pirapat Watthanasetsiri, also known as Earth, is a Thai actor. He was born on&nbsp; February 23, 1994, in Bangkok, Thailand, and made his acting debut in 2017. Since then, he has appeared in a variety of television programs, dramas, and films, including “1000 Stars” (2021).

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Working as a volunteer teacher, Torfun Chareonpon (Aye Sarunchana Apisamaimongkol) lived a full and meaningful life. As happy in her romantic life, as she was in her professional life, Torfun loved nothing more than the moments she spent with her boyfriend, Chief Forest Officer Phupha Viriyanon (Earth Pirapat Watthanasetsiri). Sure that their life together would be a long and happy one, Torfun promised to count a thousand stars with Phupha. Unfortunately, that was a promise she would never be able to keep.

The victim of a tragic accident, Torfun was taken long before her time. However, as an organ donor, Torfun’s passing meant someone else in the world had a chance to live. In desperate need of a heart, Tian Sopasitsakun (Mix Sahaphap Wongratch) was lucky enough to receive Torfun’s greatest gift: her heart. Curious about the person whose passing meant he had a chance to live, Tian takes it upon himself to learn as much as he can about his donor’s life. Coming across a series of diary entries that Torfun left behind, Tian decides that the best way to honor Torfun’s life is to fulfill as many of her unfulfilled wishes and promises as possible.

Becoming a volunteer teacher himself, Tian begins the arduous process of befriending the grieving Phupha. Despite Phupha’s consistently cold shoulder, Tian persists in his approach, driven in part by a heart that flutters madly anytime Phupha is near. With a heart that obviously still beats for Phupha, can Tian find a way to win him over and fulfill Torfun’s thousand-star promise?

Adapted from the novel “Tale of a Thousand Stars” by Bacteria, “1000 Stars” is a 2021 Thai romance drama directed by Aof Noppharnach Chaiyahwimhon.

1000 Stars

💫 Wish Upon 1000 Stars ✨

Third (Gun Atthaphan Phunsawat), along with his three best friends Two (White Nawat Phumphotingam), Bone (Mike Chinnarat Siriphongchawalit), and Khai (Off Jumpol Adulkittiporn), are filmology majors at the local university. Working hard to make their dreams come true, the four best friends are always there for each other but Third has a secret which could destroy everything they’ve worked so hard to achieve.

Having harbored a crush on Khai for years, Third has worked incredibly hard to keep his true feelings for his friend a secret. With years spent watching Khai woo a neverending string of girls, Third is perfectly aware that he has zero chance with his friend. But it’s not just Khai’s constant romancing that has dashed all of Third’s hopes. With Khai adhering to a strict “no dating friends” policy, Third is painfully aware of the fact that his feelings would be rejected, even if Khai was somehow interested. Even so, Third can’t help but harbor ever-growing feelings for Kahi.

With his unrequited love wearing on him by the day, Third eventually decides the time has come to let Khai go and move on. Of course, only after Third has moved on does Khai begin to realize his feelings for his friend may not be strictly platonic. Has Khai missed his chance at true love or will he find a way to win his best friend’s heart?

Adapted from the novel of the same name by JittiRain, “Theory of Love” is a 2019 Thai romance drama directed by X Nuttapong Mongkolsawas.

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