Taksaorn Paksukcharern

2.1.1. Television Dramas

Taksaorn has starred in numerous Thai television series, known as lakorns, many of which have been highly successful and critically acclaimed. She was primarily affiliated with Channel 3 from 2006 to 2016 before becoming a freelance actress.

Her notable television roles include:

• Risaya (2003) as M.R. Wansika (Ying Wan) on Channel 3
• Phoo Chai Mue Song (2004) as Chalasai (Chala) on Channel 3
• Puen Rak (2005) as Fah on Channel 3
• Mit Chaibancha MayaCheevit (2005) as Kingdao Daranee, the first wife of Mitr Chaibancha on Channel 7
• Mon Rak Lottery (2006) as Duangdara on Channel 3
• Tee Takul Song (2006) as Mancharee / Mangli on Channel 3
• Jom Jai (2007) as M.R. Kanokrekha (Ying Aead) on Channel 3
• Meuh Dok Rak Ban (2007) as Saimai Karun on Channel 3, a role for which she won the Best Leading Actress award at the 2007 Golden Television Awards.
• Jam Leoy Rak (2008) as Soraya Suppa-arth on Channel 3, a role that significantly boosted her popularity.
• Botan Gleep Sudtai (2008) as Tanyong (A Yong) on Channel 3
• Jai Rao (2008) as Cholada Buranapop (Nong Oey) on Channel 3, for which she received the Best Leading Actress award at the 2008 Komchadluek Award and Hamburger Award.
• Prajan See Roong (2009) as Plai Fah on Channel 3
• Namtan Mai (2009) as Thuma (Bo) on Channel 3
• Wanida (2010) as Wanida Wongwiboon (Nid) on Channel 3, a role that earned her the Best Foreign Series award at the 2011 Tokyo Drama Award.
• Roy Mai (2011) as Princess Maneerin (past) / Rerin (present) on Channel 3
• Rak Prakasit (2012) as Narissara (Nid) on Channel 3
• Sri Ayodhaya Part 2 (2019) as Princess Krom Borichapakdeesrisudarat (special guest appearance) on True4U.
• Kor Kerd Mai Klai Klai Ter (2020) as Arpee Panuwat on One 31.
• Mon Rak Nong Pak Ka Yaeng (2021) as Aff (guest appearance) on Channel 3 HD.
• Khaen (2023) as Prangthong Poonping / Prangthong Narubadin (villain) on Channel 3 HD.
• Find Yourself (2023) as Yin on GMM 25, where she met her current partner, Chanon Santinatornkul.
• Songkram Somros (2024) as Buabongkot on One 31.

2.1.2. Films

Taksaorn has also made significant contributions to Thai cinema, most notably through her roles in the historical epic King Naresuan film series.

Her filmography includes:

• King Naresuan Part I: Hongsawadee's Hostage (2007), where she provided narration, directed by Chatrichalerm Yukol.
• King Naresuan Part II: Reclamation of Sovereignty (2007) as Maneechan, directed by Chatrichalerm Yukol.
• Bangkok Traffic (Love) Story (2009) as Kob Kawita Kanyanon, directed by Adisorn Trisirikasem.
• King Naresuan Part III: Naval Battle (2011) as Maneechan, directed by Chatrichalerm Yukol.
• King Naresuan Part IV: The Nanda Bayin War (2011) as Maneechan, directed by Chatrichalerm Yukol.
• King Naresuan Part V: Elephant Battle (2014) as Maneechan, directed by Chatrichalerm Yukol.
• King Naresuan Part VI: The End of Hong Sa (2015) as Maneechan, directed by Chatrichalerm Yukol.
• Tootsies & The Fake (2019) as Jae Nam / Aff Taksaorn, directed by Kittipak Thongkaew.
• Six Characters (2022) as Amorn, directed by M.L. Pundhevanop Dhewakul.

She has also appeared in numerous music videos for songs that were part of her drama soundtracks or independent releases, including "Ya Bok Na Wa Rak" by Kittinun Sinthikant and Panadda Ruangwut, "Rak Tur Samur" by Saranya Songsermsawad, "Mai Luea Tur Mai Luea Krai" by Nantida Kaewbuasai, and "Jeb Noi Teesud" by Zeal. She also sang "Jai Chan Pen Kong Tur" (with Theeradej Wongpuapan) for the Jai Rao soundtrack and "Kae Kueb" (with Sukrit Wisetkaew) for the Prajan See Roong soundtrack.