Garn Nuttacha Ratchayangkanont

Garn, whose full name is Nuttacha Ratchayangkanont, is a Thai actress and model who rose through leading roles in Channel 7 television dramas. After her contract with Channel 7 ended she became a full-time artist with North Star Entertainment. In 2026 she took her first girls’ love lead as Chris in Third Person, a change of genre that follows several years of period fantasy, romance and mystery work. Her credits run from 2022 to the present and show a steady move from supporting parts to leads.

Her first leading role among her recorded credits was The Swan Princess, known in Thai as หงส์ฟ้า, which aired on Channel 7 from July 13 to August 26, 2022. She played Hongfah, the title role, opposite Oat Chakrit Boonsing as Manop, in a thirty episode series directed by Intanon Ratanakarn, with Namphueng Natharika Thamapreedanan as Natlada and Gift Supicha Srisawat as Pringphilai in supporting roles. The same year she took supporting roles as Kung Netnapha in Miraculous 5, known in Thai as เสาร์ 5, and as Mint in The In-laws, known in Thai as เขยบ้านไร่ สะใภ้ไฮโซ.

In 2023 she led Marvellous Love, known in Thai as ฤทัยบดี, on Channel 7. The seventeen episode series aired from May 15 to July 17, 2023, and was adapted from a novel by Jarotjan. Garn played Panruethai, also called Cho-ueang, a woman born with psychic powers who is vilified as a bad omen in her community, opposite Donut Phattharapon Dejpongwaranon as Singkham, under director Tha Sataporn Nakwilairoj, with Biw Nattapon Raiyawong and Jenny Chayissara Wattananawin as Buarin among the cast. In the autumn she played Rainy in Mantra Takiang Kaeo, a thirty episode Channel 7 series that aired from September 27 to November 7, 2023, with Poom Kiatipoom Banluechairit, Trai Jakkapat Angsutanamalee and Cher Cherlyn Wagstaffe in the cast.

In 2025 she played Dokthian in The Young and the Ruthless, known in Thai as เงากามเทพ, on Channel 7HD, opposite Mick Thongraya in the male lead, in a series that aired on Wednesdays and Thursdays at 8:40 pm. Later that year she led Lying, known in Thai as ลวง, as Wanwela, who uses the name Hathai Liangsuttha. The twenty four episode Channel 7 series aired from October 8, 2025 to January 8, 2026, directed by Tle Tawan Charuchinda, with Euro Yotsawat Tawapee as Khirin and Pam Suchanooch Supathammawong and Millie Apisara Wongtassaneeyo in supporting roles. She also took the lead role of Phaeng in the film Pop Dip Dip in 2025.

Her 2026 work began with The Gift, known in Thai as ลางปริศนา, a thirty four episode Channel 7 series that aired from February 4 to May 28, 2026. She played Boonsita Jitphithak, called Kluai or Kluaihom, opposite Thanwa Suriyajak as Warach Wanich. Boonsita has perceived future events since birth, but when she meets Warach, who has dreamed of the same woman since childhood, her ability shifts and she begins to see into the past instead. In September she began airing in Third Person on Channel 3, playing Chris opposite Mimie Bhapat Ahchariyasripong as Sun and Piglet Charada Imraporn as Nadia.

Looking across her roles, one theme returns: memory and hidden identity. Cho-ueang is sent three hundred years into the future and later returns to her own time without her memories. Dokthian presents as a boy while being a girl. Wanwela enters a family under a second name, and Boonsita carries a gift of foresight. Chris, in Third Person, lives with amnesia after an accident. Across these characters the same question keeps returning, which is who a person is when part of the picture is missing or hidden, and Chris asks it most directly.