Nirut Sirijanya, nicknamed Nhing, is a Thai film and television actor, born to a Thai Police Lieutenant and a Thai woman whose mother was half Thai-French.
He attended Assumption College in Bangkok and received a graduate certificate in Business Administration in Australia. He then went to Kuala Lumpur to study. When he graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree, he started working at AM PAC as an engineer, before moving to positions in various airline companies, including Alitalia.
Nirut began his acting career at the suggestion of Terng Stiphuang. His first TV series was Sangsoon, in which he co-starred. He then starred in Kae Kop Fah (Just Horizon), shown on Channel 3. By now known throughout Thailand, he attracted the most attention for his part as Jaded in Poo Cha Na Sib Tid.
His first film was Derby, and he continues to perform to this day. He gained international attention from his role in The Hangover Part II. Nirut is best known internationally for his role as Lauren's father Fong in the 2011 sequel The Hangover Part II. He is the recipient of Suphannahong National Film Awards for Best Supporting Actor in 2006. Nirut also appeared as a judge in the first season of Thailand's Got Talent.
2024
as Arak
2023
as Thaworn
2023
as Chokchai
2023
as Prawit Jangwangprawat
2022
as Sakol
2021
as Than
2021
2019
as Thai Govt Minister
2019
as Korn's Father
2019
as Than Kritsana
2017
as Poo Din
2016
as Tantong
2016
as Jao Khun Pakdeebordin
2015
as Phrayaratchasongkram
2014
as narrator
2014
as Momrachiao Pramuk
2013
as General Tomoyuki [Kobori's uncle]
2011
as Lin Thanapat
2011
as Baramee (Mark's Dad)
2011
as Sake
2011
as Fohn
2011
as General Kyaw Min
2010
as Pai
2010
as Master Bua
2009
as Wanchai
2008
as Master Bua
2008
as Somchai
2007
2007
as Sadok
2007
2007
as General Chachai
2006
as Ekarin
2006
as Prateung
2006
as Kadar
2005
as King Chairacha
2005
as Lheemang
2005
as Kimhui
2004
as Maneechan's Father
2004
2003
as ขจร
1989
as General Ching
1988
1988
as Boonchuay
1988
as (archive footage)
1987
as Colonel Tol Nol
1985
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as Danu
1979
as Klom
1978
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1976
as Naren
1975
as Manit Lekpai
as King Thipokbowon Assavadevathin