Paradorn Srichapan is a Thai former professional tennis player and actor. He was born on June 14, 1979, and made his debut in the world of tennis at the age of thirteen. The first Asian player to be ranked among the world’s top ten of men's singles by the Association of Tennis Professionals, he came in at number 9. After retiring from professional tennis in 2010, he turned his attention to acting, making his debut as an actor in the action war film, “Bang Rajan 2” (2010).

Paradorn Srichapan

When the Burmese army invaded Ayutthaya in 1767, the people of Bang Rajan (Chatchai Plengpanich) courageously fought against overwhelming odds. Despite being vastly outmanned and outgunned, these warrior villagers staved off the massive Burmese army for months. After their initial defeat, Phraya Lheak, Mun (Paradorn Srichapan), and Mhuen Sena (Verayuth Nancha) form a small guerilla fighting group, determined to continue their resistance. Following the Burmese troops on their march to Ayutthaya, these surviving warriors plan a strategic ambush to avenge their fallen comrades and protect their homeland. Their warrior spirit remains unbroken as they seek to challenge the invading army against seemingly insurmountable odds. This is a 2010 Thai historical action war film directed by Tanit Jitnukul.

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