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Yahoo
13-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Bront Palarae wins Best Supporting Actor in Thailand
13 May - Bront Palarae proves that he is more than just a Malaysian actor by winning Best Supporting Actor at the 21st Baannang Klang Lakorn Awards in Thailand. The actor shared the good news on social media on 11 May, saying, "Praise be to God! Acting in a Thai film felt like a distant dream. And now, this recognition is beyond crazy." Winning the award for his performance in the horror film, "The Cursed Land", Bront thanked his team, writing, "Special thanks to Panu Aree and Kong Rithdee for the invitation, and to Nonzee Nimibutr (Creative Producer), Chankit (Cinematographer), and Suraphi (First AD) for your patience and unwavering support." "Sharing the screen with talented actors like Ananda Mathew Everingham, Jennis, the late Sida Puapimon, and the Malay duo (Han Zalini & Firdaus Karim) has been an unforgettable experience. I hope that one day Thai cinema will tell more stories about the little voices and rich histories of the Malay community in the south. Stories that deserve to be heard and celebrated," he added. The 2024 movie, which is streaming on Netflix, has Bront playing the role of Heem, a mysterious man living in the Muslim-majority suburb of Nong Chok, Bangkok. (Photo Source: Bront Palarae IG)
The Sun
12-05-2025
- Entertainment
- The Sun
Bront Palarae clinches best supporting actor at prestigious Thai awards
KUALA LUMPUR: Renowned Malaysian actor Bront Palarae has made the nation proud by winning Best Supporting Actor at the 21st Baan Nang Klang Lakorn Awards in Thailand. He earned the award for his role as Heem in the horror film The Cursed Land, triumphing over five other nominees in the category. In a statement on Instagram, the 47-year-old described the win as an extraordinary and deeply meaningful experience. 'Acting in a Thai film felt like a distant dream. And now, this recognition is beyond crazy,' he said. Bront, whose real name is Nasrul Suhaimin Saifuddin, said it was also an unforgettable experience for him to share the screen with talented actors such as Ananda Mathew Everingham, Jennis, the late Sida Puapimon, as well as Han Zalini and Firdaus Karim. Bront also expressed his gratitude to the production team for their dedication and hard work in bringing the film to life. In the same post, he shared his hope that cinemas in the Land of White Elephants would feature more stories about the Malay community, particularly from the southern regions. The Baan Nang Klang Lakorn Awards is a prestigious annual event that honours excellence in television and streaming platform productions across Thailand.
The Sun
12-05-2025
- Entertainment
- The Sun
Bront Palarae wins best supporting actor in Thailand
KUALA LUMPUR: Renowned Malaysian actor Bront Palarae has made the nation proud by winning Best Supporting Actor at the 21st Baan Nang Klang Lakorn Awards in Thailand. He earned the award for his role as Heem in the horror film The Cursed Land, triumphing over five other nominees in the category. In a statement on Instagram, the 47-year-old described the win as an extraordinary and deeply meaningful experience. 'Acting in a Thai film felt like a distant dream. And now, this recognition is beyond crazy,' he said. Bront, whose real name is Nasrul Suhaimin Saifuddin, said it was also an unforgettable experience for him to share the screen with talented actors such as Ananda Mathew Everingham, Jennis, the late Sida Puapimon, as well as Han Zalini and Firdaus Karim. Bront also expressed his gratitude to the production team for their dedication and hard work in bringing the film to life. In the same post, he shared his hope that cinemas in the Land of White Elephants would feature more stories about the Malay community, particularly from the southern regions. The Baan Nang Klang Lakorn Awards is a prestigious annual event that honours excellence in television and streaming platform productions across Thailand.
The Star
12-05-2025
- Entertainment
- The Star
Bront Palare clinches best supporting actor at prestigious Thai awards
KUALA LUMPUR: Renowned Malaysian actor Bront Palarae has made the nation proud by winning Best Supporting Actor at the 21st Baan Nang Klang Lakorn Awards in Thailand. He earned the award for his role as Heem in the horror film The Cursed Land, triumphing over five other nominees in the category. In a statement on Instagram, the 47-year-old described the win as an extraordinary and deeply meaningful experience. "Acting in a Thai film felt like a distant dream. And now, this recognition is beyond crazy,' he said. Bront, whose real name is Nasrul Suhaimin Saifuddin, said it was also an unforgettable experience for him to share the screen with talented actors such as Ananda Mathew Everingham, Jennis, the late Sida Puapimon, as well as Han Zalini and Firdaus Karim. Bront also expressed his gratitude to the production team for their dedication and hard work in bringing the film to life. In the same post, he shared his hope that cinemas in the Land of White Elephants would feature more stories about the Malay community, particularly from the southern regions. The Baan Nang Klang Lakorn Awards is a prestigious annual event that honours excellence in television and streaming platform productions across Thailand. - Bernama
Malay Mail
12-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Malay Mail
Malaysia's Bront Palarae clinches best supporting actor for ‘The Cursed Land' at prestigious Thai awards
KUALA LUMPUR, May 12 — Renowned Malaysian actor Bront Palarae has made the nation proud by winning Best Supporting Actor at the 21st Baan Nang Klang Lakorn Awards in Thailand. He earned the award for his role as 'Heem' in the horror film The Cursed Land, triumphing over five other nominees in the category. In a statement on Instagram, the 47-year-old described the win as an extraordinary and deeply meaningful experience. 'Acting in a Thai film felt like a distant dream. And now, this recognition is beyond crazy,' he said. Bront, whose real name is Nasrul Suhaimin Saifuddin, said it was also an unforgettable experience for him to share the screen with talented actors such as Ananda Mathew Everingham, Jennis, the late Sida Puapimon, as well as Han Zalini and Firdaus Karim. Bront also expressed his gratitude to the production team for their dedication and hard work in bringing the film to life. In the same post, he shared his hope that cinemas in the Land of White Elephants would feature more stories about the Malay community, particularly from the southern regions. The Baan Nang Klang Lakorn Awards is a prestigious annual event that honours excellence in television and streaming platform productions across Thailand. — Bernama
