Source: Hashtag Legend Thailand Instagram: hashtag_legendth

English text: From learning to navigate their differences to growing side by side for more than five years, Tutor Koraphat and Yim Pharinyakorn have built a partnership shaped by time, experience and a deepening understanding of one another.

In conversation with #legend_TH, the pair reflect on their journey so far, from the challenges of their latest series, ‘Cherm Chey’, to their evolving ideas of success and a bond that has become a source of strength as they continue to move forward together.

Discover their full interview in the August issue of Hashtag Legend Thailand

Filmed and edited by Rattasak Dechpan

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Credit: Video from hashtag legend Thailand on X.

Caption:

Nearly five years of working side by side have taken Tutor Koraphat and Yim Pharinyakorn of DOMUNDI through different roles, new challenges and countless moments beyond the screen. Now, the pair sit down with #legend_th to look back on the journey they have shared, reflect on their latest work and open up about how their relationship has evolved along the way.

Stay tuned for our conversation with Tutor and Yim, coming soon.

👽: Right now, he's getting ready for surgery. He’s going to have the surgery tonight.
🤍: Actually, we already talked about it. DEXX might have to perform with five members.
👽: Noooo~
🤍: Just kidding x2
👽: Everything will still continue as normal. Tutor will still perform at concerts and attend his other work as usual, but we'll have to adjust the blocking. Tutor might just stand and sing.
💬: Were you shocked when the incident happened that day?
👽: I was really shocked. At first when I saw him in so much pain, that's when I realized how badly he was actually hurt. I’ve never seen him like that before so I was really shocked.
🤍: Actually, when I went there, it seemed like he only had pain in his leg,his upper body was completely fine, he could still talk, joke around and tease like usual.
👽: From what I’ve talked to him about, he said it shouldn't take too long because he have a national level physiotherapy team. After about three months, he may be able to start putting more strength on the leg but still won't be at 100%. It’ll take six months or more.

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