Thai Famous Names Starting with Letter V

A Thai contemporary visual artist. A graduate of the College of Fine Art in Bangkok, he has works in

A Thai contemporary visual artist. A graduate of the College of Fine Art in Bangkok, he has works in many fields, including painting and poetry. He has staged three plays, written more than 10 books of poetry, children’s books and political writings.Active since the 1970s, Vasan's works are often provocative and political in nature. One of his works was a performance art piece, involving fake rubber breasts and buttocks and a simulated rape of the entire nation of Thailand.[1]

A former WBC and WBA Bantamweight Champion. He is from the Nakhon Ratchasima Province in Thailand. H

A former WBC and WBA Bantamweight Champion. He is from the Nakhon Ratchasima Province in Thailand. He is nicknamed "Deathmask" because he never changes his expression when throwing punches.Veerapol Sahaprom entered professional boxing after becoming champion in three different weight classes in Muay Thai kickboxing. His debut in 1994 was a title match, where he won the WBC International Super Flyweight Title. He challenged a world title for the first time in only his fourth fight as a professional, defeating fellow thai fighter Daorung Chuvatana. However, Sahaprom lost his first defense against former WBC Super Flyweight Champion Nana Konadu, losing his title in only four months.

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Thai ???????????????? ????????????????????????) was a Thai royal well known for her fiction writing and her developmental work in rural Thailand.HRH Princess Vibhavadi Rangsit was born Mom Chao (Her Serene Highness) Vibhavadi Rajani. The daughter of His Royal Highness Prince (Krom Muen) Bidyalongkorn and Mom Chao (HSH Princess) Pornpimolpan Rajanee (Voravarn), she has one younger brother, HSH Prince Bhisatej Rajani. She was educated at the Mater Dei School, Bangkok. After graduation, she worked as a secretary for her father, who at the time was known as one of the most respected poets of the Ratanakosin era and wrote under the pseudonym “Nor. Mor. Sor.” (NMS).

A Thai boxer. At the 1996 Summer Olympics he won a bronze medal in the men's bantamweight division,

A Thai boxer. At the 1996 Summer Olympics he won a bronze medal in the men's bantamweight division, together with Raimkul Malakhbekov of Russia.

Was a Thai film director and screenwriter. His works include the docudrama Son of the Northeast.Vich

Was a Thai film director and screenwriter. His works include the docudrama Son of the Northeast.Vichit graduated from Vajiravudh College in 1946 and started working as a journalist under the pen name Kounavudhi. He got into filmmaking in 1950, when he was offered the villain's role in Fa Kamnod.He then started working as a screenwriter, writing the dialogue for an adaptation of Wannaboon Withayakom's Phrom Bandan. His first screenplay was Santi-Weena, an acclaimed drama directed by Tawee "Kru Marut" Na Bangchang. It went on to competition in the 1955 Asia Film Festival in Tokyo, where it won several awards, including best cinematography for cinematographer Rattana Pestonji.

A Thai singer-songwriter and the runner-up of the 4th season of reality talent show True Visions's A

A Thai singer-songwriter and the runner-up of the 4th season of reality talent show True Visions's Academy Fantasia.Vonthongchai Intarawat or Tol was born in Chiang Mai, Thailand. He studied at Anubaan Chiang Mai School, Yupparaj Wittayalai School, and then the Faculty of Law in Payap University in Chiang Mai. He is a junior-year student but dropping it for the reality show Academy Fantasia competition in order to pursue his dream of becoming a singer.

Was a former Midfielder in Thailand national team. Currently, he has been the Thai football coach in

Was a former Midfielder in Thailand national team. Currently, he has been the Thai football coach in charge of Singapore side Tampines Rovers FC.Vorawan would take lead 'BEC out in the Asian Champions League where he would make the second round. In the first round, he helped the team overcome Three Star Club of Nepal before being beaten by Chinese outfit Dalian Wanda.2006 was the start of something a bit different for Vorawan, as he would not see a League Championship, and see his team slip down to second position. Vorawan had to settle for the Singapore Cup, the second time he has won this championship.