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Porndee Satrawaha

BIOGRAPHY

Porndee Satrawaha (Thai: พรดี สาตราวาหะ) is a Thai television screenwriter with a career running from 2010 to the present, and one of the two credited screenwriters of the 2026 Domundi TV historical Boys’ Love series Love Upon a Time, which she adapted with May Piangpaitoon Satrawaha from littlebbear96’s novel ภพเธอ.

Her body of work sits almost entirely in mainstream Thai television drama rather than in the Boys’ Love genre. Her earliest recorded credit is Luang Ta Mahachon (2010), followed by Leh Nangfah (2014), Duang Jai Pisuth (2016), Abandoned (2019) and two 2022 titles, My Queen and Mummy Tee Rak. That is a sixteen-year span of network drama writing before Love Upon a Time.

The 2026 series is therefore a genre departure as much as a career high point: a dual-timeline Boys’ Love adaptation with a present-day frame and an Ayutthaya Kingdom setting, and by some distance the best-received title on her record. It pairs her with a co-writer who shares her surname, though no source states any relationship between them.

Very little else about her has been published. She has no biography on any drama database, no recorded birth date or birthplace, no education record, and no verified social media presence. Thai television screenwriters, unlike performers, are rarely profiled at all, and hers is a career documented almost entirely through the credits themselves.

BLGLFlix editorial view

She shares a surname with her co-writer, and this page will not tell you they are related.

Porndee Satrawaha is a Thai television screenwriter who adapted Love Upon a Time with May Piangpaitoon Satrawaha from a web novel by littlebbear96.

A shared surname is an obvious thing to draw a conclusion from and a bad one. Thai surnames are unusually distinctive, since families registered unique ones by law in the twentieth century, so two writers sharing one is genuinely suggestive. Suggestive is not documented. No source states a relationship, so this page states none, and if one is published later it can be added in a sentence.

The rest of her record is a sixteen year run of mainstream network drama with no boys love in it at all, from 2010 through two 2022 titles, and then this. Switching genre that late is a real professional decision and it produced the best received title on her record.

Nothing biographical about her has been published anywhere. No birth date, no birthplace, no education, no accounts. Screenwriters are not profiled the way performers are, in Thailand or anywhere else, and the fields on this page stay empty for that reason rather than for lack of looking.

PROFILE DETAILS

Native Name
พรดี สาตราวาหะ
Real Name
Porndee Satrawaha
Former / Birth Name
One credit database renders the surname as พรดี ลาดราวาหะ (Ladrawaha), which conflicts with the Satrawaha spelling used in production credits.
Pronouns
she/her
Gender
Female
Profession
Nationality
Debut
2010 — Luang Ta Mahachon (2010) as screenwriter
Years Active
2010-present
Languages
Thai (native)
Skills
Screenwriting, Novel Adaptation, Television Drama Writing

FILMOGRAPHY — TV SERIES (1)

FUN FACTS

  • Love Upon a Time is her first credited Boys’ Love series after sixteen years of mainstream drama.
  • Her earliest recorded credit is from 2010.
  • She shares a surname with her co-writer on the same series.
  • Two of her credits, My Queen and Mummy Tee Rak, both landed in 2022.
  • Her name is spelled two different ways in Thai across sources.
  • Her 2026 series is the most widely covered title on her whole record.
  • She has no published biography anywhere, on any database.
  • Her career is documented entirely through credits, not interviews.
  • She has written across comedy, melodrama and now period fantasy romance.
  • Her one recorded gap is a four-year stretch between 2010 and 2014.
  • Nothing about her age, hometown or training has ever been published.
  • ภพเธอ, the novel she adapted, runs to 617 pages.

TRIVIA

  • She is one of the two credited screenwriters of Love Upon a Time (2026), sharing the credit with May Piangpaitoon Satrawaha and adapting littlebbear96’s novel ภพเธอ.
  • Her recorded screenwriting credits are Luang Ta Mahachon (2010), Leh Nangfah (2014), Duang Jai Pisuth (2016), Abandoned (2019), My Queen (2022), Mummy Tee Rak (2022) and Love Upon a Time (2026).
  • Love Upon a Time is her first credited Boys’ Love series; the previous sixteen years of her career are mainstream Thai network drama.
  • It is also the most widely covered title on her record, and the first of her scripts to reach an international streaming audience.
  • She shares the surname Satrawaha with her co-writer on the series. No source states any family relationship between them, and none is asserted here.
  • Sources disagree on the Thai spelling of her surname: production credits and her co-writer’s entry give สาตราวาหะ (Satrawaha), while other records file her under ลาดราวาหะ (Ladrawaha). The romanised form Porndee Satrawaha is consistent across the production credits.
  • No biography, birth date, birthplace, education record or photograph has been published for her on any drama database consulted, unusual even by the standards of Thai screenwriter records.
  • A search result attributes the 2023 Channel 3 drama Royal Doctor to her, but the production’s own credit page names a different screenwriter; the attribution was checked and rejected.
  • Her writing spans temple comedy, melodrama and now dual-timeline period romance, indicating a generalist network-drama career rather than a genre specialism.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Who is Porndee Satrawaha?

Porndee Satrawaha (Thai: พรดี สาตราวาหะ) is a Thai television screenwriter active since 2010. She is one of the two credited screenwriters of the 2026 Domundi TV historical BL series Love Upon a Time, which she adapted with May Piangpaitoon Satrawaha.

Who wrote Love Upon a Time?

The screenplay is credited to Porndee Satrawaha and May Piangpaitoon Satrawaha, adapting littlebbear96’s novel ภพเธอ. Den Panuwat Inthawat directed the series. Both writer credits are confirmed by the sources checked.

What has Porndee Satrawaha written?

Her recorded credits are Luang Ta Mahachon (2010), Leh Nangfah (2014), Duang Jai Pisuth (2016), Abandoned (2019), My Queen (2022), Mummy Tee Rak (2022) and Love Upon a Time (2026).

Is Love Upon a Time Porndee Satrawaha's first BL series?

Yes. It is her first credited Boys’ Love work. The preceding sixteen years of her career are entirely in mainstream Thai network drama, which makes the 2026 series a genre departure for her.

How old is Porndee Satrawaha?

Her birth date has not been published. No drama database, Thai profile site or production record located for this page carries a birth date, birthplace or age for her, so BLGLFLIX leaves those fields blank rather than estimate.

Is Porndee Satrawaha related to May Piangpaitoon Satrawaha?

They share the surname Satrawaha and co-wrote Love Upon a Time, but no source states any family relationship between them. BLGLFLIX does not assert one, because a shared Thai surname is not by itself evidence of kinship.

What was Porndee Satrawaha's first credit?

Her earliest recorded screenwriting credit is Luang Ta Mahachon in 2010. That gives her a sixteen-year career in Thai television writing as of the release of Love Upon a Time.

What is Porndee Satrawaha's most prominent work?

Love Upon a Time (2026). It is the most widely covered title on her record and the first of her scripts to reach an international streaming audience, ahead of Leh Nangfah (2014) and Abandoned (2019) in visibility.

How is Porndee Satrawaha's name spelled in Thai?

Sources disagree. Production credits and her co-writer’s database entry give สาตราวาหะ (Satrawaha), while other records file her surname as ลาดราวาหะ (Ladrawaha). The romanised form Porndee Satrawaha is consistent across the production credits, and BLGLFLIX uses it.

Did Porndee Satrawaha write Royal Doctor?

No. A search result associates her with the 2023 Channel 3 drama Royal Doctor, but the production’s own credit page names a different screenwriter. The attribution was checked and rejected rather than carried over.

Which novel did Porndee Satrawaha adapt for Love Upon a Time?

ภพเธอ (Phop Thoe) by littlebbear96, published by DEEP in November 2021 at 617 pages and roughly 195,000 words. The novel is a time-travel romance set between the present day and the Ayutthaya Kingdom.

Where did Porndee Satrawaha study?

No education record has been published for her. Unlike her co-writer, whose Chulalongkorn University degrees are documented, nothing about her training is on record in any source consulted.

What genres does Porndee Satrawaha write?

Her credits span temple comedy, melodrama, family drama and now dual-timeline period romance. That range points to a generalist network-drama career rather than a specialism in any single genre.

Is Porndee Satrawaha on social media?

No social media account has been verified as belonging to her. A Facebook profile and a Goodreads user account under the same name appear in search results, but neither could be confirmed as hers, so nothing is linked from this page.

Has Porndee Satrawaha won any awards?

No award or nomination has been located for her. Thai television screenwriters receive far fewer individually credited awards than performers, and no source consulted records one in her name.

What is Porndee Satrawaha's nationality?

She is Thai. All available records list Thai nationality, and her entire recorded output is Thai-language television drama for domestic networks.

Why is there so little information about Porndee Satrawaha?

Thai television screenwriters are rarely profiled at all. Databases that carry full biographies for performers frequently hold nothing but a credit list for the writers of the same productions, and hers is one of those records.

Is Porndee Satrawaha a novelist as well?

No verified information supports that. A Goodreads user account bearing the same name lists books, but a user profile is not an author credit and the account could not be confirmed as hers, so no writing career outside television is claimed here.

How many episodes of Love Upon a Time did she write?

The screenplay credit covers the series as a whole rather than being broken down by episode. Love Upon a Time ran twelve episodes on Workpoint TV, and both credited writers are listed for the full run.

What is Porndee Satrawaha working on now?

As of August 2026 her most recent broadcast credit is the screenplay for Love Upon a Time, which finished its Workpoint TV run on June 12, 2026. No subsequent project has been announced in any source consulted.

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Sources

Every factual claim on this page is taken from the records below. Where two sources disagree, the disagreement is stated in the text rather than resolved silently.

Sources consulted: The Movie Database (TMDB), Moviefone, Plex, Wikipedia (Love Upon a Time) and mebmarket, for the novel publication data.

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