One of the actors in the series "Devil Lawyer" is Natth Kitcharit. He opened up about the case involving the lead actress Ying Rhatha, who was criticized for her stiff facial expressions due to Botox, which might affect her ability to fully express emotions in acting. As her acting partner, he said he did not feel this and that everyone in every profession wants to look attractive. He also shared his feelings following the series' current success, saying
He is happy with the series' success and feels that many times he is fortunate to be part of a project spotlighting the work of friends around him—supporting actors, crew, and everything being highlighted. He noted that he is not often involved in projects with this much attention, so he tries to enjoy every day, every post, and share the moments, knowing it will pass, but for now, he is having a lot of fun.
Regarding 'Devil Lawyer' and the recent concerns raised by the Department of Fisheries, he apologized and said he was not surprised by their statement, since the issue arose during filming. However, he believes the answer lies within the content itself. Ultimately, they did nothing wrong. Viewers will understand the intentions of the fishing community characters if they watch carefully. He even helped with the series' sound to clarify its stance. Everything involving the actors was normal. There was a discussion during filming, but nothing serious. He understands the concerns but emphasized they did not do what was alleged. The content of 'Devil Lawyer' is very clear; viewers can review the message themselves.
He trusts society and believes the audience is ready. People in various industries facing issues are prepared as well. He said everyone understands that the film reflects aspects of society, both real and fictional. Ultimately, film is entertainment, and there are far more important things than movies. He believes the intent is clear. Regarding comments, he is cautious, personally viewing any form of investigation that could lead to violence or inappropriate behavior negatively. Therefore, for this matter, he supports appreciating Thai filmmakers more. From his perspective, he admires what they achieved with 'Devil Lawyer,' praises Thai content this year for telling more difficult stories, commends investors for being more open, and celebrates the audience's varied and proper acceptance. He believes society is more ready than some might think.
Regarding the controversy about Ying Rhatha, he was initially a little concerned, but seeing her respond fiercely to all criticisms, he said everything is okay. He jokingly told her, "Even with this much movement, you're still third best in the world" (laughs). He believes cosmetic procedures reflect societal trends, and every profession naturally wants to look good—this is the reality of the times. He added that "Lawyer Jittri Loves Beauty Part 2" might be something he could do someday, who knows.
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