Chacha Pathumthip

Chatcha Patumthip is a Thai actress who works in the Thai film industry's casting department. She is a dedicated and focused actress who works as an actress and a supporting actress. She is brought up in Bangkok, Thailand. She has also graduated with a degree in architecture and has worked in the Thai film business for over ten years. Chatcha plays one of the critical characters in Nagesh Naradasi's Telugu Film Boom. Bharat Bhusan and Ritu play essential roles in Boom. Chatcha has worked in the action crime Thai drama TV series Bangkok Breaking as Wat's secretary. This series has six episodes, was created by Clayton Fitts and Rehan Malik, and was directed by Kome Kongkiat and Komesiri.

This series on Wanchai and how he joins the road rescue service exposes a city-wide storyline with the assistance of a journalist. She worked as a Chao Pho Women in the South Korean film Deliver Us from Evil, directed and written by Won-Chan Hong. The film is about an assassin who travels to Thailand to solve a kidnapping case linked to him, only to be chased by a man whose sibling he murdered. Hwang Jung-min, Lee Jung-Jae, and Jeong Min Park played the leading role in this movie. Chatcha Patumthip has worked as an exotic girl in an adventure crime film Neulovimye: Bangkok, directed by Artyom Aksenenko and written by Aleksey Frenkel and Ivan Kapitonov. Aleksandra Bortich, Anvar Khalilulaev, and IIya Malanin.

This movie is about four characters living their typical lives apart from each other until the news reports on a mystery girl (Kira) riding nude into Red Square on a horse. Chatcha Patumthip worked in the casting department of a comedy-drama mystery TV series, The Flight Attendant, directed by Batan Silva, John Strickland, Tom Vaughan, Glen Winter, and Pete Chatmon. Kaley Cuoco, Zosia Mamet, Griffin Matthews, Rosie Perez, and Audrey Grace Marshall are the main characters of this TV series. The show is about a careless flight attendant with a drinking problem who awakens at the incorrect hotel, in a false bed, with a deceased guy, and with no memory of what had transpired. Struggling to organize the night's events, she questions whether she is the murderer.