Jirayu La-ongmanee, a celebrated actor affectionately referred to as Kao, hails from the province of Rayong. Prior to his birth, his life took an unexpected turn, as he was relocated to the bustling metropolis of Bangkok at just three months of age to live with his mother, the esteemed Woranuch La-ongmanee. This pivotal move marked the beginning of his remarkable journey in the entertainment industry, which commenced at the tender age of five.
He embarked on his artistic pursuits by studying at the prestigious School of Amatyakul, laying the foundation for his future success. Later, he further honed his skills by majoring in acting and directing films at Srinakharinwirot University, a renowned institution that has produced many notable alumni in the field of entertainment.
Jirayu's remarkable career trajectory began to unfold when he was first discovered at a model casting session, a serendipitous encounter that would ultimately shape the trajectory of his future endeavors. The catalyst for this discovery was his mother, who had accompanied a friend's child to the casting session, unwittingly providing the perfect platform for her young son to showcase his talent.
As fate would have it, Jirayu's early years were marked by a series of breakout performances that would cement his status as a rising star in the Thai entertainment industry. His first major role came in the 2005 television soap opera 'Fa Krachang Dao', where he played the challenging character of Santi, a complex and nuanced portrayal that garnered widespread recognition and acclaim.
Undoubtedly, Jirayu's subsequent appearance in the cinematic masterpiece 'King Naresuan' marked a significant milestone in his burgeoning career. Playing the part of young Boonthing, he brought a level of depth and maturity to the role, demonstrating a level of skill and poise that belied his tender years.
As Jirayu continued to hone his craft, he would go on to solidify his position as a leading light in the Thai entertainment industry, his remarkable career a testament to his dedication, talent, and unwavering passion for his craft.
Jirayu's remarkable career has been marked by a wide range of performances across various mediums, including feature films, television shows, commercials, and modeling projects, showcasing his impressive versatility as an artist.
In addition to his acting endeavors, Jirayu has also explored the world of music, releasing a string of well-received songs, including the popular "Wi Na Tee Diew Tao Nan" (Just a Second Only),which resonated with audiences, and "Toom Yhu Nai Jai (Acoustic Version)" (Deep in my heart),featured in the film SuckSeed.
The music video for "Toom Yhu Nai Jai (Acoustic Version)", which starred Nattasha Nauljam, achieved an impressive milestone of 9,950,000 views on the popular video-sharing platform, Youtube.com, further solidifying Jirayu's status as a talented and multi-faceted artist.
Jirayu La-ongmanee's remarkable debut in the cinematic masterpiece "SuckSeed" catapulted him to stardom, ultimately culminating in his prestigious recognition as the recipient of the coveted Daradaiy 'The GREAT Awards' 2011 Best Actor honor. Subsequently, he reprised his iconic role as "Ped" in the film, solidifying his status as a talented thespian. Furthermore, Jirayu expanded his filmography by appearing in the 2012 Mini Movie "Just a Second", where he shared the screen with the captivating Nattasha Nauljam.
The accomplished actor, whose future endeavors were marked by the anticipation of his involvement in the Thai Movie drama romance Seven Something Film, a cinematic production directed by the esteemed trio of Jira Maligool, Adisorn Trisirikasem, and Paween Purikitpanya.
