Bangkok Sirens: Aff Taksaorn

Born in October 1980, of a physical density of 45 kilograms and longitude of 163 centimeters of concentrated Thai beauty, “Aff” Taksaorn Paksukcharern isn’t your typical Bangkok Siren. You won’t find any shots of a scantily dressed Aff. She’s a star of the lakorn, the overly dramatic Thai television serials, also called soap operas. And therefore a good girl, a serious girl.

That doesn’t mean she can’t be enchanting. A seemingly most traditional Thai girl, Aff mixes Thainess with unique exotic zest. Well, some women just don’t have to show more to impress more – and they still enjoy a dedicated discipleship. Aff is not the kinky, but a tiny, pure Southeast Asian beauty.

She went to Chula’s Faculty of Communication Arts and has a bachelor degree from the U.S. The elder of two sisters insists she has never been and will never be a hi-so girl and is kind of proud to come from a working family with her father being an architect. Acting and drama, she says, just fell into her lap.

It started at university when she got to wear the crown at the yearly football game between the Chulalongkorn and Thammasat universities. Her studies by the way she wants to continue. Preferably in England, but her work keeps her here, she says. Maybe she will have time for a Thai master degree in marketing communication.

How she sees herself? Romantic, simple, active and pleasingly opinionated. She eats everything, as long as it’s plain, won the Television Gold Award 2007 for best actress, remains single and keeps the kingdom glued to the TV screens when she’s on.

Our rating? 9/10