Duangjai Hiransri
Biography
Phiao Duangjai Hiransri is a Thai actress born on January 1, 1980, in Thailand. She graduated from the Department of Drama of the Faculty of Liberal Arts, which is today the Faculty of Fine and Applied Arts, at Thammasat University, and she is a member of the Anatta Theatre Troupe. She is best known for playing a male to female transgender character named Oh in the award winning Swedish drama series 30 Degrees in February, which ran for two seasons between 2012 and 2016. In 2015, she received a Best Supporting Actress nomination from the 25th Thailand National Film Association, also known as the Suphannahong National Film Awards, for her role in The Blue Hour.
Career overview
Duangjai Hiransri is a Thai actress who uses the stage name Phiao Duangjai Hiransri. She graduated from the Department of Drama of the Faculty of Liberal Arts, which is known today as the Faculty of Fine and Applied Arts, at Thammasat University. In addition to her education, she is a member of the Anatta Theatre Troupe.
She is best known for her television and film appearances. Her notable television work includes playing a male to female transgender character named Oh in the award-winning Swedish drama series Thirty Degrees in February, which ran for two seasons between 2012 and 2016. In film, she earned a nomination for Best Supporting Actress by the twenty-fifth Thailand National Film Association, also known as the Suphannahong National Film Awards, for her role in the 2015 film The Blue Hour.
With fifty-nine known credits in her acting career, she continues to be recognized for her stage, television, and film performances. Her training at Thammasat University and her involvement with the Anatta Theatre Troupe have contributed to her established presence in the entertainment industry.
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Full Filmography
59 titles- Don't Be Too Emotional (2026) as Put's mother
- Shades (2026) as Thip
- Ghost Board (2026) as Ben and Bell's Mom
- Memoir of Rati (2025) as Buaphan
- Captive Heart (2025)
- Happiness (2025) as Noi
- The Fridge (2025)
- Reclaim (2025) as Lieutenant
- Roller Coaster (2025) as Lada
- Thun Thai (2025) as Lek
- Death Whisperer 3 (2025) as Grandmother
- The Bride (2025)
- Timeless Reactions (2025) as Noi's Mother (segment "Wrote Write Written")
- Sokaphiwat (2025)
- Your Sky (2024) as Oh's Mother
- Spare Me Your Mercy (2024) as Raweewan
- Rider (2024) as Eed
- Under Parallel Skies (2024) as Pimchan
- The Nature of Dogs (2024)
- I Feel You Linger in the Air (2023) as Prik
- Return Man (2023) as Chom
- Delete (2023) as Yutthachai's Wife
- Hunger (2023) as Mother
- It's Ok to Be 30 (2023) as Nareerat
- Nakak (2023) as Nilubon
- ManSuang (2023) as Phit
- Not Friends (2023) as Joe's Mother
- The X-Treme Riders (2023) as Pin
- Thai Cave Rescue (2022) as Tle's Mom
- The Eclipse (2022) as Akk's mother
- Something in My Room (2022) as Nuan
- 609 Bedtime Story (2022) as Dew's Mother
- From Chao Phraya to Irrawaddy (2022) as Princess Mongkut
- Saneha Stories 4 (2022) as [Toon's aunt]
- SLR (2022) as Dan's Mother
- May-December Romance (2021) as Joom
- #HATETAG (2021) as [Gun's mother]
- Bite Me (2021) as Aek's Grandmother
- Ingredients (2020) as Win's mother
- In the Moments of Great Sorrow (2020) as Pat's Mom
- A Gift to the People You Hate (2019) as Oat's mother
- Qinglang de Tiankong (2019)
- Inhuman Kiss (2019) as Sai's Mother
- Khun Phaen Begins (2019) as Tongprasri
- Saneha Stories (2018) as [Toon's aunt]
- The Promise (2017) as Mon's Mother
- Take Me Home (2016) as Chomnapa
- The Blue Hour (2015) as Mother
- ThirTEEN Terrors (2014) as Tam's Mother
- The Last Executioner (2014) as Duangjai
- Fluss des Lebens (2013) as Nissa
- 30 Degrees in February (2012) as Oh
- Ma fille est innocente (2007) as Mei Lin
- The Brutal River (2005) as Chuan's Wife
- Blissfully Yours (2002)
- Bang Rajan (2000) as Mali
- Mysterious Object at Noon (2000) as Dogfahr 1
- Still Holding Up Like the Moon
- Wrote Write Written as Noi’s Mother
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Duangjai Hiransri best known for?
Duangjai Hiransri is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Don't Be Too Emotional (2026), Shades (2026), Ghost Board (2026), Your Sky (2024).
When and where was Duangjai Hiransri born?
Duangjai Hiransri was born on January 1, 1980 in Thailand.
How many credits does Duangjai Hiransri have?
Duangjai Hiransri has accumulated over 59 film and television credits across a career spanning from 2000 to 2026.
What is Duangjai Hiransri's background in cinema and television?
Phiao Duangjai Hiransri is a Thai actress born on January 1, 1980, in Thailand. She graduated from the Department of Drama of the Faculty of Liberal Arts, which is today the Faculty of Fine and Applied Arts, at Thammasat University, and she is a member of the Anatta Theatre Troupe. She is best known for playing a male ...