Pawat Chittsawangdee

Pawat Chittsawangdee, also known by the nickname Ohm, is a Thai actor. Born on March 22, 2000, he is best known for his lead roles in various television series and films. His notable portrayals include Frame in Make It Right, Thun in He's Coming to Me, the title character in Dew, Khet in The Shipper, Pat in Bad Buddy, and Min in Kidnap.

Chittsawangdee was born in Bangkok, Thailand. He completed his secondary education at Assumption College and went on to earn a bachelor's degree in cinema and digital media from the College of Social Communication Innovation at Srinakharinwirot University.

In 2016, Chittsawangdee began his career in the entertainment industry by playing Frame in the MCOT HD drama Make It Right, repeating the role in its 2017 second season. He subsequently appeared in series such as Siam 13 Hours, Bangkok Ghost Stories: Rescuer, and Beauty Boy: The Series. After being invited to audition by GMMTV managing director Sataporn Panichraksapong, he joined the company and played the adult version of Thun in the 2019 series He's Coming to Me alongside Prachaya Ruangroj.

Chittsawangdee expanded into feature films by starring as the lead character in the 2019 romantic movie Dew. He later starred in the 2020 series The Shipper and was paired with Korapat Kirdpan in the 2021 project Bad Buddy. The pair held a fan meeting in the Philippines in January 2023 before GMMTV announced in July 2024 that they had mutually agreed to conclude their onscreen partnership to pursue individual goals. He also starred as Min in the 2024 series Kidnap.

In May 2024, GMMTV took legal action against UGO Nutrition following the improper termination of Chittsawangdee's presenter contract. In March 2025, GMMTV announced that Chittsawangdee and Leng Thanapol U-Sinlaparat had ended their professional partnership by mutual agreement, leading to their replacement in the series Only Friends: Dream On and MU-TE-LUV.

Outside of acting, Chittsawangdee developed a strong interest in motorsports, practicing motorcycle riding with the goal of competing professionally. He later became involved with the NEXZTER BRIC Superbike racing series to help build a broader fan base, making his first appearance during its pre-season test.

Following the release of the drama series The Glory, Chittsawangdee was publicly accused online of having engaged in past school bullying, including targeting an autistic classmate. He publicly acknowledged his actions, describing them as mischievous behavior and stating that he had previously apologized during his school years. The public reaction was divided, with critics viewing the statement as insufficient, while fans accepted his apology.