Patji Jirachart Buspavanich

BLGLFlix editorial view

This page gave him one credit and dated his career to 2026. He has six, and he has been on screen since December 2023. The debut year, the years active and the filmography have all been corrected, and we are saying so here rather than editing it away.

A second correction concerns sourcing. Three references on this page pointed at a database we are allowed to consult for cross-checking and are not allowed to cite, and one of them sat in the biography itself, explaining a spelling of his name. All three are gone. The alternate romanisation is still worth knowing about, so it is now sourced where it can be: his own record carries แพทจิ จิรชาติ บุษปวนิช in Thai script, and the given name จิรชาติ is romanised both ways in ordinary Thai usage.

What the corrected record shows is a company, not a career. Mandee Work produced four of his six credits, ONE 31 carried four, and he came out of a reality competition run by the company he is signed to. Ryujin Tinnapat Tusnytraitep, who was also on that show, appears alongside him in every one of his ONE 31 titles bar Khemjira. We have found the same shape twice more, at GMMTV in Thailand and at TPOP Entertainment in Taiwan: a competition builds an audience around a cohort, and the cohort is then cast into the romances.

Khemjira is a small correction to something else we have been counting. It is a ONE 31 series carrying both the boys’ love and girls’ love classifications, from August 2025, and it was not on our running list of queer titles the channel has carried. That list has now been revised eight separate times and stands at twenty-one, beginning in 2016. We have stopped treating it as a number and started treating it as a floor, because every filmography we open properly adds to it.