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Fluke Jeeratch Wongpian

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BIOGRAPHY

Fluke Jeeratch Wongpian (Thai: จีรัสณ์ วงศ์เพียร; born August 13, 1998) is a Thai actor signed to GMMTV. He was credited early in his career as Pongsakorn Wongpian and legally changed his given name to Jeeratch in March 2024, shortly before joining the GMMTV roster. Born in Rayong Province and of partial Chinese descent through his paternal grandfather, he studied digital public relations strategy at Bangkok University.

Fluke began in film, appearing as Hip Hop in Make Money (2020) and as Asim in Om! Crush on Me (2021) before moving into series work. His first sustained television role was Mork across ten episodes of the motorcycle-taxi romance My Ride (2022), followed by Khun in nine episodes of the supernatural drama The Whisperer (2023). In 2024 he took the recurring role of Jet across all twenty-four episodes of the comedy Perfect 10 Liners.

His Boys’ Love credits arrived alongside that run. He appeared as Fluke in The Heart Killers (2024-2025), the GMMTV crime romance, and as JJ in Ossan’s Love Thailand (2025). In December 2025 he took the ten-episode role of Thaenkhun in Dare You to Death, the GMMTV thriller led by Joong Archen and Dunk Natachai. Other credits include the film Filthy Rich Asians (2025) and the series Overdose as Tast. He is active on Instagram, X and TikTok, all under the handle @flukejeee.

A few more details round out the picture. He moved to Bangkok at the age of twelve, and before joining GMMTV he worked with Mono Talent Studio. On television he made single appearances as a guest on the talk programmes Arm Share in 2019 and Sound Check 2022 in 2022. In 2025 he also played Ryo, an interviewer, in the seventh episode of the twelve-episode Break Up Service, and the full name of his Dare You to Death character is Thaenkhun Iriyasasanakul. Jet in Perfect 10 Liners is written as the boyfriend of the character Pun, and he appeared as himself in both a series special and the behind the scenes programme. He is also cast as Tin, a teacher, in the series Good Boy.

A Character Called Fluke, Played by Fluke

Let me just say it: being cast as a character who shares your own stage name is a power move. In The Heart Killers, Fluke Jeeratch Wongpian plays a character named Fluke across two of the twelve episodes.

Search Tip: He Has Two Names

Hunting for his older work? Look for Pongsakorn Wongpian. He legally changed his given name to Jeeratch in March 2024, so his filmography splits neatly in two. Make Money, Om! Crush on Me and My Ride carry the old name. Everything after uses the new one.

Start With the Motorcycle Taxi

My pick for a first watch is My Ride from 2022, the motorcycle-taxi romance where he plays Mork across ten episodes. It is his first sustained series role. Then switch moods completely with The Whisperer, the supernatural drama where he is Khun. If you want a lot of him in one go, Perfect 10 Liners gives you Jet in all twenty-four episodes, and Jet is written as the boyfriend of Pun.

Thriller Time

For the newest flavour, try Dare You to Death, the GMMTV thriller led by Joong Archen and Dunk Natachai, where he plays Thaenkhun Iriyasasanakul across ten episodes. Add JJ in Ossan’s Love Thailand and Ryo the interviewer in Break Up Service, and 2025 looks like his genre sampler year: crime, thriller, romance. He is also cast as Tin, a teacher, in Good Boy, so watch that space.

PROFILE DETAILS

Native Name
ฟลุค จีรัชญ์ วงศ์เพียร
Real Name
Jeeratch Wongpian
Nickname
Fluke (ฟลุ๊ค)
Pronouns
he/him
Born
(Age 28)
Birthplace
Rayong Province, Thailand
Current Residence
Bangkok, Thailand
Gender
Male
Western Zodiac
Leo ♌
Chinese Zodiac
Tiger 🐅
Profession
Nationality
Debut
2020 · Make Money (2020) as Hip Hop
Agency / Label
GMMTV (current)
Years Active
2020-present
Languages
Thai (native)
Skills
Acting

TRIVIA

  • He was born and originally credited as Pongsakorn Wongpian; he legally changed his given name to Jeeratch in March 2024, shortly before signing with GMMTV, which is why his pre-2024 credits carry a different name.
  • He is of partial Chinese descent through his paternal grandfather.
  • He was born in Rayong Province.
  • His largest role by episode count is Jet in Perfect 10 Liners (2024), a twenty-four-episode run.
  • He uses the same handle, @flukejeee, on Instagram, X and TikTok.

EDUCATION

Studied digital public relations strategy at Bangkok University’s School of Communication Arts.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Who is Fluke Jeeratch Wongpian?

Fluke Jeeratch Wongpian (Thai: จีรัสณ์ วงศ์เพียร) is a Thai actor born on August 13, 1998 and signed to GMMTV. He is known for My Ride (2022), The Whisperer (2023), Perfect 10 Liners (2024), The Heart Killers (2024-2025) and Dare You to Death (2025).

Why was Fluke Jeeratch previously credited as Pongsakorn Wongpian?

He was born and originally credited as Pongsakorn Wongpian and legally changed his given name to Jeeratch in March 2024, shortly before becoming a GMMTV artist. Older credits such as Make Money (2020) and My Ride (2022) still carry the earlier name.

Who does Fluke Jeeratch play in The Heart Killers?

He plays a character named Fluke in The Heart Killers, the 2024-2025 GMMTV crime romance, appearing in two of its twelve episodes.

What is Fluke Jeeratch's biggest role?

By episode count it is Jet in the comedy series Perfect 10 Liners (2024), where he appears across all twenty-four episodes. His largest recent role is Thaenkhun across ten episodes of Dare You to Death (2025).

Where did Fluke Jeeratch study?

He studied digital public relations strategy at Bangkok University.

Where did Fluke Jeeratch grow up?

He was born in Rayong Province and moved to Bangkok at the age of twelve.

What were Fluke Jeeratch's first lead roles?

His two main roles came in television dramas, Mork in the ten-episode My Ride (2022) and Khun in the nine-episode The Whisperer (2023), after earlier film parts in Make Money and Om! Crush on Me.

What did Fluke Jeeratch play in Ossan's Love Thailand and Break Up Service?

In 2025 he made guest appearances in the seventh episode of each series, as JJ in Ossan’s Love Thailand and as the interviewer Ryo in Break Up Service.

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