Early Life and Education
Ohm Pawat Chittsawangdee, popularly known as Ohm, was born on 22 March 2000 in Bangkok, Thailand. Assumption College was the institution where he fulfilled his high school prerequisites, and later he enrolled in Srinakarinwirot University where he attained a diploma in Cinema and Digital Media from the College of Social Communication Innovation. The knowledge and skills he acquired during his enrollment in the media and film courses have greatly capacitated him in acting and modeling.
Physical Profile
As stated in 2025, Ohm is 25 years old and stands an imposing 1.86 m (6 ft 1 in). His remarkable stature and physique alongside an innate charm distinguish him well both as an actor and a model. With an inviting demeanor, he effortlessly bridges a connection with his ardent followers, not just in Thailand but also overseas.
Milestones and Career Path
His acting career dates back to 2016 when he took the role of Frame for 14 episodes in the drama Make It Right. He returned to reprise this role in the sequel, Make It Right 2, in 2017. From that moment onward, he has become one of the most notable young actors at GMMTV. Better known roles are in Beauty Boy (2018), Blacklist (2019), The Shipper (2020), and Bad Buddy (2021). His role in Bad Buddy as Pat brought him significant acclaim. After that, he became the lead in 10 Years Ticket (2022) and for the years 2023 appeared in Double Savage, Wednesday Club, and Our Skyy 2. The latest role he had is starring as Min in Kidnap (2024).
Film and Digital Presence
Ohm further ventured into film with movies like Cross-Dimension Love (2018) and Romance Dew (2019). In addition to serving in traditional films, he also takes part in music videos and web series, which boosts his popularity and helps him gain new fans.
Awards and Net Worth
Ohm is well-known as a multi-talented actor, a fact proven through the Best Supporting Actor award for his role in Dew and the LINE TV Award for the dramatic role in He’s Coming to Me. Combining the income from his acting, brand endorsements, and other deals in the entertainment industry, his estimated net worth is around US$5 million.
Summary
Pawat has carved his niche in television, film, and digital entertainment, as early as 25. Starting with Make It Right, he’s now showcasing his potential in Bad Buddy and Kidnap. With his charm, dedication, and skills, he continues to be one of the most promising young Thai stars while financially torn and influential.
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