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*[[Koom Pah Kham]] (Channel 7, 2010) with [[Paul Pattarapol Silapajarn]] | *[[Koom Pah Kham]] (Channel 7, 2010) with [[Paul Pattarapol Silapajarn]] | ||
*[[Lui]] (Channel 7, Upcoming) with [[Veraparb Suparbpaiboon (Vee)]] as guest star | *[[Lui]] (Channel 7, Upcoming) with [[Veraparb Suparbpaiboon (Vee)]] as guest star | ||
| − | *[[Pah Nang Sua]] (Channel 7, Upcoming) with [[]] | + | *[[Pah Nang Sua]] (Channel 7, Upcoming) with [[Tle Thanapon Nimtaisuk]] |
== Movies == | == Movies == | ||
Revision as of 17:41, 17 August 2010
Profile
- Name: Jiranan Manojem
- Nickname: Yui
- Profession: Actress/Model
- Date of birth: February 18, 1981
- Birthplace: Praputabaht Province, Saraburi, Thailand
- Height: 168cm
- Weight: 45 kg
- Star sign: Aquarius
- Blood type: B
- Marital Status: Single
- Hobbies:
About Yui
Twenty-nine year old Yui Jiranan, graduates from Ramkhamhaeng University with a degree in Mass Communication on March 8,2010. She earned a 2.4 GPA. “It was tiring,” said Yui. “Once I graduated, I’m not tired anymore. I feel that what I have endured, strive for so long, 6 years to date, has been completed. My grade point average might be low, it was only 2.4, but I have worked for the past 9 years and simultaneously went to school. My work has been laborious, to have earned this much, I’m satisfied,” she said, providing us with an explanation for her low GPA.
TV Series
- Waen Tong Luang (Channel 7) with Kade Tarntup
- Runtip (Channel 7) with Veraparb Suparbpaiboon (Vee)
- Kom Payabaht (Channel 7, 2001) with Veraparb Suparbpaiboon (Vee)
- Jao Chai Hua Jai Gern Roy (2002) (Channel 7, 2002) with Mos Patiparn Pataweekarn
- Jit Sung Harn (Channel 7, 2002) with Patcharapa Chaichue (Aum) & Poh Nattawut Skidjai
- Baung Ban Ja Torn (2002) (Channel 7, 2002) with Marsha Vadhanapanich (Pim) & Chakrit Yamnarm (Krit)
- Kratai Long Jun (Channel 7, 2003) with Arnus Rapanich
- Fah Mai (2004) (Channel 7, 2004) with Poh Nattawut Skidjai, Aum Patcharapa Chaichue, & Brook Danuporn Punnakun
- Pak Boong Kub Goong Nang (Channel 7, 2004) with Veraparb Suparbpaiboon (Vee) & Note Watcharabul Leesuwan
- Barn Poo Tawan (Channel 7, 2004) with Oil Thana Suttikamul
- Mon Rak Look Toong (2005) (Channel 7, 2005)
- Nok Ork (Channel 7, 2005) with Arnus Rapanich
- Khun Nu Doke Fah Ka Maew Kang Bhan (Channel 7, 2005) with Note Watcharabul Leesuwan
- Langkhaa Dang (Channel 7) with Brook Danuporn Punnakun
- Sai Ruk Salawin (Channel 7, 2006) with Wut Asadawut Lerngsoontorn
- Poo Pituk 4 Yaek (Channel 7, 2007) with Wut Asadawut Lerngsoontorn
- Nang Tard (2008) (Channel 7, 2008) with Veraparb Suparbpaiboon (Vee) & Kob Suvanant Kongying
- Sadtroo Koo Kwan (Channel 7, 2008) with Oun Rangist
- Anuparb Por Khun Ramkhamheng (Channel 7, 2008) brief appearance
- Pah Loke Bunterng (Channel 7, 2008/2009) with Arnus Rapanich
- Pob Pee Fah (2009) (Channel 7, 2009) with Oil Thana Suttikamul & Sammie Buntitha Cowell
- Suay Saeb Sing (Channel 7, 2009) with Oun Rangsit
- Prajan Lai Payak (Channel 7, 2010) with Weir Sukollawat Kanarot & Patcharapa Chaichue (Aum)
- Mae Sri Prai (2010) (Channel 7, 2010) with Wut Asadawut Lerngsoontorn
- Koom Pah Kham (Channel 7, 2010) with Paul Pattarapol Silapajarn
- Lui (Channel 7, Upcoming) with Veraparb Suparbpaiboon (Vee) as guest star
- Pah Nang Sua (Channel 7, Upcoming) with Tle Thanapon Nimtaisuk
Movies
- Ok Baytong (add year in here)
- Mass hysteria (add year in here)
Magazine
News/Gossip
- News/Gossip
- News/Gossip
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