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PingPong Suwanun Pohgudsai

BIOGRAPHY

PingPong Suwanun Pohgudsai (Thai: ปิงปอง สุวนันท์ โพธิ์กุดไสย์) is a Thai screenwriter and director. She is one of the three credited writers on Cherry Magic (2023), the Thai adaptation of Yuu Toyota’s Boys’ Love manga, alongside Manow Waneepan Ounphoklang and Mook Jarinee Thanomyat, and she is the only member of that writing team with directing credits of her own.

She graduated from the Film Department in the Faculty of Information and Communication Technology at Silpakorn University and is described as a full-time scriptwriter and part-time filmmaker. Her name is romanised as both Suwanun Pohgudsai and Suwanan Phokutsai, and the aliases Kinc, Khiba and ขิบะ also appear alongside PingPong.

Her earliest credits are the short-form series Remark (2016), on which she was both writer and director, and the GMMTV web series Club Sapan Fine (2020). She also worked on the independent feature Blue Again (2022), taking a third assistant director credit and appearing briefly as a classmate.

As screenwriter her credits include Dive (2019), 46 Days and F4 Thailand: Boys Over Flowers (2021), No Worries and Cherry Magic (2023), Kidnap and ThamePo: Heart That Skips a Beat (2024), and Boys In Love (2025). In 2025 she returned to the dual writer-director role on MuTeLuv, nine years after Remark.

Projects listed for 2026 include Match Point, My Romance Scammer and two further MuTeLuv instalments, Love Me if You Swear and Love Lock.

PingPong is the only one of the three Thai Cherry Magic writers who also directs.

She wrote and directed Remark in 2016 and held the same dual role on MuTeLuv in 2025, nine years apart, with writing credits filling the years between.

The 2023 adaptation of Cherry Magic was directed by X Nuttapong Mongkolsawas from a script credited to her, Manow Waneepan Ounphoklang and Mook Jarinee Thanomyat. She and Manow are also both credited on 46 Days and F4 Thailand: Boys Over Flowers, both from 2021.

PROFILE DETAILS

Native Name
ปิงปอง สุวนันท์ โพธิ์กุดไสย์
Real Name
Suwanun Pohgudsai
Nickname
PingPong (ปิงปอง), Kinc, Khiba, ขิบะ; alternate romanisation: Suwanan Phokutsai
Pronouns
she/her
Gender
Female
Nationality
Debut
2016 · Remark (2016, screenwriter and director), earliest credit on record
Agency / Label
GMMTV
Years Active
2016-present
Languages
Thai
Skills
Screenwriting, Directing, Filmmaking, Assistant Directing

FUN FACTS

  • She is one of three credited screenwriters on Cherry Magic (2023).
  • She is the only member of the Cherry Magic writing team who also directs.
  • She both wrote and directed her earliest credit, Remark (2016).
  • She returned to the writer-director role on MuTeLuv (2025), nine years later.
  • She studied film at Silpakorn University.
  • She is described as a full-time scriptwriter and a part-time filmmaker.
  • She was third assistant director on the indie feature Blue Again (2022), and appears in it as a classmate.
  • She wrote ThamePo: Heart That Skips a Beat (2024), GMMTV’s music-industry BL.
  • She is credited on F4 Thailand: Boys Over Flowers (2021).
  • Kinc, Khiba and ขิบะ all turn up as aliases alongside PingPong.
  • Four of her projects are listed for 2026.

TRIVIA

  • Her name appears in two romanisations, Suwanun Pohgudsai and Suwanan Phokutsai, alongside the Thai form ปิงปอง สุวนันท์ โพธิ์กุดไสย์; further aliases are Kinc, Khiba and ขิบะ (source: TMDB person 3644561).
  • She graduated from the Film Department in Silpakorn University’s Faculty of Information and Communication Technology and is described as “a full-time scriptwriter and a part-time filmmaker” (source: TMDB biography).
  • She is credited as both screenwriter and director on Remark (2016) and MuTeLuv (2025), nine years apart.
  • She worked as third assistant director on the independent feature Blue Again (2022) and also appears in it briefly as a classmate, her only on-screen credit.
  • She shares the Cherry Magic writing credit with Manow Waneepan Ounphoklang and Mook Jarinee Thanomyat, working to X Nuttapong Mongkolsawas’s direction.
  • She and Manow Waneepan Ounphoklang are both credited on 46 Days (2021) and F4 Thailand: Boys Over Flowers (2021).
  • She wrote ThamePo: Heart That Skips a Beat (2024), the GMMTV music-industry BL, and Kidnap (2024), a thriller, in the same year.
  • Four of her projects are listed for release in 2026, two of them further MuTeLuv instalments.

EDUCATION

Graduated from the Film Department in the Faculty of Information and Communication Technology at Silpakorn University, Bangkok. Her biography describes her as “a full-time scriptwriter and a part-time filmmaker” (source: TMDB biography).

CAREER AT A GLANCE

PingPong Suwanun Pohgudsai holds two records across the site: two credits behind the camera.

The earliest of them dates from 2023 and the most recent from 2026, a span of three years.

FREQUENTLY WORKS WITH

People who appear on more than one of the same records on this site. Counted from the credits on each title record, not from press reporting.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Who is PingPong Suwanun Pohgudsai?

PingPong Suwanun Pohgudsai (Thai: ปิงปอง สุวนันท์ โพธิ์กุดไสย์) is a Thai screenwriter and director. She is one of the three credited writers on Cherry Magic (2023) for GMMTV, and the only one of the three who also directs.

Did PingPong Suwanun Pohgudsai write Cherry Magic Thailand?

Yes, as part of a three-person writing team. The 2023 GMMTV adaptation is credited to PingPong Suwanun Pohgudsai, Manow Waneepan Ounphoklang and Mook Jarinee Thanomyat, directed by X Nuttapong Mongkolsawas.

Where did PingPong Suwanun Pohgudsai study?

She graduated from the Film Department in the Faculty of Information and Communication Technology at Silpakorn University, and is described as a full-time scriptwriter and a part-time filmmaker.

Why is her name spelled Suwanan Phokutsai in some places?

Both spellings, Suwanun Pohgudsai and Suwanan Phokutsai, are in use for the same person, and both the given name and the surname differ. Suwanun Pohgudsai is the form used here.

Is PingPong a director as well as a screenwriter?

Yes. She is credited as both screenwriter and director on Remark (2016) and MuTeLuv (2025), which makes her the only member of the Cherry Magic writing team with directing credits of her own.

What was PingPong Suwanun Pohgudsai's first work?

Remark (2016), on which she was both writer and director.

Has PingPong worked outside GMMTV?

Yes. She was third assistant director on the independent feature Blue Again (2022) and also appears in it briefly as a classmate. It is her only on-screen credit.

What series has PingPong Suwanun Pohgudsai written?

Her credits include Remark (2016), Dive (2019), Club Sapan Fine (2020), 46 Days and F4 Thailand: Boys Over Flowers (2021), No Worries and Cherry Magic (2023), Kidnap and ThamePo: Heart That Skips a Beat (2024), and Boys In Love and MuTeLuv (2025).

Did PingPong write ThamePo?

Yes. She is a credited screenwriter on ThamePo: Heart That Skips a Beat (2024), the GMMTV music-industry BL series.

Did PingPong write F4 Thailand?

Yes. She is credited as one of the screenwriters on F4 Thailand: Boys Over Flowers (2021).

What is PingPong Suwanun Pohgudsai working on now?

Projects listed for 2026 include Match Point, My Romance Scammer and two further MuTeLuv instalments, Love Me if You Swear and Love Lock.

Which company does PingPong write for?

Nearly all of her credits are GMMTV productions.

Does PingPong only write BL?

No. Her filmography includes BL titles such as Cherry Magic, ThamePo and Boys In Love, but also the thriller Kidnap, the drama 46 Days and the comedy Club Sapan Fine.

Who directed Cherry Magic Thailand?

Cherry Magic (2023) was directed by X Nuttapong Mongkolsawas for GMMTV, from the script credited to PingPong Suwanun Pohgudsai, Manow Waneepan Ounphoklang and Mook Jarinee Thanomyat.

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