Ormsin Supitcha Limsommut

Ormsin Supitcha Limsommut (ออมสิน สุพิทชา ลิ้มสมมุติ) is a Thai actress born on 30 May 1995. She is also known by the nicknames Omeorm and Omsin. Her screen credits begin in 2020 with En of Love, an anthology series of 11 episodes in which she played Yiwaa, and the same character name returns in her next major credit, the 2022 series Love Mechanics. Her early years mix short-form miniseries, anthology episodes and supporting parts in longer dramas, so her filmography covers an unusual range of formats before her 2024 lead role.

The year 2021 brought several credits at once. In Love at First Class, a five-episode miniseries, she played Omeorm, a character who shares her nickname. Omeorm secretly goes to see a boy from another class, and she may not be the only one with a crush. Chap Suppacheep Chanapai played Chapmeow in the same series, and Phongsathorn Padungktiwong played Chapmeow’s friend. That year she also appeared as Aomsin in the five-episode Mini World, took part in the six-episode Love Station, and played a client in the twelve-episode Chapter of Green.

Love Mechanics ran ten episodes in 2022 and placed Ormsin as Yiwaa beside Anan Wong as Vee, Wanarat Ratsameerat as Mark, Veerinsara Tangkitsuvanich as Ploy and Kanidsorn Laiwrakoran as Bar. Its premise is that Vee has a girlfriend, Mark has feelings, and one moment changes everything. She also played Chanjao in The Tuxedo, which has eight episodes and dates from the same year.

In 2023 she played Dream in La Pluie, a twelve-episode fantasy romance about Saengtai, a man who dislikes talking to strangers and can hear only one voice when it rains. Tanatorn Saenangkanikorn and Peerawich Ploynumpol are among its main cast, joined by Kritsanaphong Sripattiyanon as Saengthian and Nuntapong Wongsakulyong as Lomfon. It is classed as a drama with fantasy elements. The same year she played Tawan in Be Mine, a television adaptation of a novel by Khun Phuying, where Folk Sutima Korkiatvanich played Winnie.

Apple My Love in 2024 put her in the lead as Kris, a woman who regains her sight and begins to dream of a person, remembering only a pair of eyes. She sketches them, and when she first sees Karn, played by Folk, she recognizes the same eyes. Penpat Kairapee played Meen and Patthanarat Ketkaew played Son. The follow-up (Your) Apple, from 2025, brings Kris and Karn back with the same two leads.

Her announced work continues the pairing. Crush, titled คนอะไรน่ารักเท่าโลก in Thai, has her as Frung and Folk as Yu. Love Bound, titled รักนี้ตีตรา, has her as Whiskey and Folk as Pim, and its supporting cast includes Napat Zen Youngblood as Mira and Apirum Chareonthaitawee as Vodka and Thapanee Suparattanapirak as Khemkaew. The series summary describes three love stories, each pulled apart by fate in a different way.

Counted from these credits, Ormsin and Folk share five projects: Be Mine, Apple My Love, (Your) Apple, Crush and Love Bound. Since 2024 every credit she shares with Folk has been a lead role, while her earlier work was mostly supporting or short-form. The earliest of the five, Be Mine, dates from 2023, and the most recent to be released, (Your) Apple, from 2025. That shift from varied smaller parts to one recurring partnership is the clearest line through her career so far.