Nichakoon Khajornborirak Thai Actor Born in 1999

Early life

Nichakoon Khajornborirak was born on 3 March 1999 in Nan province, in northern Thailand, and is known by the nickname Meen. He is the eldest child in his family. He finished primary school at Pua School and then moved on to Assumption College Thonburi for his secondary education. For university he chose Bangkok University, where he earned a degree in International Communication, with a focus on public relations and advertising. He stands 190 centimetres tall.

Sport was part of his life well before acting. Nichakoon plays basketball, and the game brought him a series of titles in his teens. In 2016 he won a 3x3 tournament, and he took part in the National Youth Games, the edition held in Chumphon province, where he played for Bangkok and finished as champion. In 2017 he was on the winning side at the invitational tournament held by his school, Assumption College Thonburi, and the same year he was in the Thai squad that won the ASEAN School Games in Singapore. At university he played for the school's basketball team.

Career

His entry into entertainment came by chance. A talent scout noticed him while he was walking through Siam Square in Bangkok, and he began his working life on runways, appearing in shows for various brands and at fashion weeks.

He made his acting debut in 2020 in Love By Chance 2: A Chance to Love, a television series in which he played Tul. On screen he was paired with Supha Sangaworawong, known as Est. A song from the series soundtrack, "Bangoei Rak", features his voice alongside several of his co-stars. In 2021 he appeared in the series Praomook.

His wider recognition grew in 2022, when he took the lead role of Aiyaret in Ai Long Nhai, a boys' love series. He was teamed with Krittanun Aunchananun, nicknamed Ping, and the two became a regular on-screen pair. The same year he signed a contract with Channel 3, one of Thailand's main television networks.

In 2023 he appeared again opposite Ping in My Dear Gangster Oppa, playing the character Thiu, and the cast recorded a soundtrack song for it called "Thi Khong Rao". That year he also featured in the film Ai Long Nhai: The Endless Love, where his character is named Ai. His first Channel 3 drama, Dujapsorn, belonged to the Duangjai Thewaprom series. He went on to work on Rak Tham Thung, and in 2024 he played Temorn in My Love in the Countryside. He was also part of The Rebound in 2024, and in 2025 he starred in a Channel 3 series titled When the Sun Lifts its Head, It Will Be Time for the Stars.

Alongside his television work, he has recorded a few duets with Ping, among them "Yut Rak Yang Ngai Wai" and "Hai Kan Dai Mai Thoe?". He has taken part in fan events, including the MeenPing Now & Forever Fan Meeting and a sports day organised around the Duangjai Thewaprom series, and he held a signing event to mark the release of his first photobook, titled Nichakoon A Meeningful Moment.

Public roles

Nichakoon's social media following is large. His Instagram account counted about 1.79 million followers in October 2026, which makes it his biggest platform.