Awat Ratanapintha (born February 8, 1996) is a renowned and versatile Thai personality recognized by the professional moniker UD. A proficient actor, singer, and director, he has gained fame for his exceptional performances in diverse films, including notable titles such as Doi Boy, Mary is Happy, Girl from Nowhere, and many more.
Early Life
Awat was born and raised in Bangkok, Thailand, under his parents’ care. His educational journey led him to Chulalongkorn University, where he dedicated his studies to the intricacies of Political Science. After years of academic commitment, he earned a well-deserved bachelor’s degree.
While Awat’s academic accomplishments are well-documented, details about his family background remain limited. However, any additional information regarding his familial ties will be promptly provided once it becomes available.
Career
Awat Ratanapintha, [age]19960208[/age]-years-old, also known by the moniker UD, embarked on his captivating journey in the entertainment industry in 2013, marking his debut as an actor in the Nadao Bangkok series “Hormones” from 2013 to 2015. This early venture was a stepping stone for his career, propelling him into the spotlight and setting the stage for a multifaceted artistic trajectory.
Following his initial success, Awat transitioned into cinema and signed up with a prominent movie company. His breakthrough came in 2013 with the film “Mary Is Happy, Mary Is Happy,” where he portrayed Winai, showcasing his acting prowess and garnering widespread acclaim for his compelling performance.
In 2014, Awat continued to make waves in the industry by taking on the role of Jack in the inaugural episode of the series “ThirTEEN Terrors.” This marked a pivotal moment in his career as his prominence soared, and he became a sought-after actor, consistently delivering noteworthy performances.
The year 2023 witnessed Awat’s participation in the Original Netflix movie, “Doi Boy,” where he portrayed the character Sorn, an ethnic sex worker, acting alongside Pang Ornjira Larmwilai, Aelm Bhumibhat Thavornsiri and others. His role added depth and nuance to the narrative, further solidifying his status as a versatile actor capable of tackling diverse and challenging roles.
Beyond his onscreen presence, Awat has demonstrated his versatility by delving into behind-the-scenes work. Collaborating with esteemed producers and directors, he has contributed his talents to various projects, including collaborations with Songyos “Yong” Sugmakanan.
In a testament to his artistic range, Awat has ventured into the realm of music, showcasing his talents as a member of the band Mint alongside Tonhon Tantivejakul. Notably, their music has left an imprint on the industry, with one of their songs serving as the OST for “Great Man Academy.”
Filmography
- Mary is Happy, Mary is Happy
- Girl from Nowhere
- Bad Genius
- Project S
- I hate you, I love you
- ThirTEEN Terrors
- Day 10
- Doi Noy
Personal Life
Awat Ratanapintha is known for his multifaceted talents and for maintaining a notable level of privacy in his personal life, steering clear of the online limelight. He has deliberately chosen to shield aspects of his personal life, showcasing a penchant for discretion, especially regarding details about his relationship status.
As of the latest available information, Awat has managed to maintain a low profile regarding his romantic life, and there is currently no public knowledge about whether he is single or involved in a relationship.
Social Media
- Instagram: @ud_awat
Net Worth
Awat net worth is estimated to be around US$2 – 3 million.