Ponlawit Ketprapakorn

Ponlawit Ketprapakorn (; born 25 March 1999), nicknamed Pond , is a Thai actor. His notable works in Thai television series include: Bangkok Love Stories: Innocence, My Ambulance (2019), 180 Degree Longitude Passes Through Us (2022) and Reset (2025).

Early life and education Ponlawit was born in Thailand. He is the younger brother of Narikun Ketprapakorn (Frung), a Thai actress. Pond noted in an interview that he was often referred to simply as "Frung's younger brother," which motivated him to build his own reputation in the entertainment industry.

He enrolled in the Faculty of Engineering at Chulalongkorn University. By the age of 20, he was already in his fourth year of the program.

Career Ponlawit began his acting career appearing in Thai television dramas and anthology series. He gained broader recognition through roles in nationally broadcast series such as Bangkok Love Stories: Innocence (2018) and My Ambulance (2019).

In mid-2022, Pond began working with new production companies. This coincided with his former management agency, Nadao Bangkok, announcing the discontinuation of its artist management and production operations. Following the closure of his former talent agency, Pond continued his acting career as a freelance artist. He subsequently took on a leading role in the multilayer drama series 180 Degree Longitude Passes Through Us (เส้นลองจิจูดที่ 180 องศาลากผ่านเรา), produced by Miti Art Media. In the series, which explores complex family dynamics and cross-generational LGBTQ+ romance, Pond starred alongside veteran actors Kathaleeya McIntosh and Nitidon Pomsuwan. He portrayed a teenager who falls in love with his mother's longtime friend.

In 2024, he starred in the romantic drama series Fourever You, which further increased his visibility among Thai television audiences. He gained increased popularity after starring in the BL series RESET. The series garnered the highest viewership across more than 190 regions worldwide for nine consecutive weeks and held the number one spot on the iQIYI streaming platform.

Controversies In late March 2025, Pond faced significant public backlash following a severe magnitude 8.2 earthquake originating in Myanmar that caused noticeable tremors, damage, and casualties across Thailand. During the event, Pond posted a joke on social media stating, "That shaking isn't an earthquake, it's the sound of my heart beating." The post was heavily criticized by netizens for being insensitive to a natural disaster that had caused loss of life and property damage. Pond subsequently deleted the post and issued a public apology, citing thoughtlessness and a lack of awareness regarding the severity of the situation.

Filmography Television series

Awards and nominations