Naravit Lertratkosum

Naravit Lertratkosum, also known by the nickname Pond, is a Thai actor and musical performer. Born in Bangkok, Thailand, he gained widespread prominence for his starring roles in television series, beginning with his breakthrough performance in the 2021 romantic comedy series Fish upon the Sky. In addition to his screen career, he is a member of the musical boy group JASP.ER, formed under Riser Music.

Naravit was born on 1 February 2001. During his early higher education, he pursued studies in Biomedical Engineering within the Faculty of Engineering at King Mongkut's Institute of Technology Ladkrabang. In 2019, while attending university, he was designated as the Most Handsome Man within his engineering faculty and stood as a contender in the Hot Student competition organized at the Ladkrabang Raja Mongkut Institute of Technology.

His path in the entertainment industry officially commenced in 2020 after he secured victory in the third season of the Clean & Clear contest titled Go On Girl & Guy Star Search. This achievement led directly to his signing of an exclusive talent management agreement with GMMTV later that year. He subsequently made his initial television appearance playing Non, a supporting extra role featured in the sci-fi television project The Gifted: Graduation, with his segments broadcast following each episode as promotional material for Clean & Clear.

In 2021, Naravit achieved major success when he secured his inaugural main role playing the character Mork in the comedy series Fish upon the Sky, a performance that rapidly elevated his popularity across the television industry. His portrayal in the project earned him individual industry accolades, including the title of Rising Male Actor of the Year at the 2022 Kazz Awards.

Naravit expanded his acting portfolio in 2022 by starring as Palm, a lead character in the mafia-focused GMMTV production Never Let Me Go, appearing alongside co-stars Phuwin Tangsakyuen and Wachirawit Ruangwiwat. In 2023, he portrayed Judo, a central figure involved in a suspenseful pursuit of funds in Dirty Laundry. That same year, he reprised his role as Palm in the follow-up production Our Skyy 2 and took on the character of Alan in the series Loneliness Society to display a distinct acting dimension.

Continuing his television work into 2024, Naravit played the main character Phum in the television series We Are. His work in the show, alongside co-star Phuwin, garnered him the Japan Expo Actors Award as well as the Couple of the Year title at the Feed Y Awards 2024. In 2025, he played Day in the mystery thriller series Leap Day and starred as Thee, a soap opera-obsessed heir to a mafia organization, in the comedy television program Me and Thee. His portrayal of Thee gained widespread domestic attention due to the show's humorous references to classic soap operas.

Beyond his traditional live-action roles, Naravit made his debut in vocal performance on 21 December 2024 with the launch of the digital single Sadistic as a member of the group JASP.ER. In 2026, he secured his initial voice acting role playing Tom Lizard in the Thai-language dubbed version of Pixar's animated film Hoppers. In April of that year, Naravit and his frequent co-star Phuwin participated in their first complete radio interview in the United States on the Zach Sang show.