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Pachara Chirathivat (a.k.a. Peach Pachara) may not be a household name in the Philippine entertainment scene—at least not yet, but the 30-year-old Thai actor has carved a niche for himself as a multifaceted artist. He is an actor, an entrepreneur, a musician, and a photographer. His most recent project, The Believers, is streaming on Netflix.<br/><br/>Amid his busy schedule, we talk some more to Peach about the importance of questioning the system and thinking critically, his own views on religion, and his journey in the world of arts and business.
Pachara Chirathivat (a.k.a. Peach Pachara) may not be a household name in the Philippine entertainment scene—at least not yet, but the 30-year-old Thai actor has carved a niche for himself as a multifaceted artist. He is an actor, an entrepreneur, a musician, and a photographer. His most recent project, The Believers, is streaming on Netflix.<br/><br/>Amid his busy schedule, we talk some more to Peach about the importance of questioning the system and thinking critically, his own views on religion, and his journey in the world of arts and business.
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