Tee Yai: Born To Be Bad | Netflix Nov 13

Step into the dark underworld of 1980s Bangkok with Tee Yai: Born To Be Bad, a high-octane Thai action-crime drama coming to Netflix on November 13.

Directed and written by Aui Nonzee Nimibutr, with co-writer Chanchana Homsap, this gripping series dives deep into friendship, betrayal, and justice amid the city’s criminal chaos.

The Story: Brotherhood and Betrayal in the Streets of Bangkok

In the bustling streets of Bangkok during the 1980s, two close friends, Tee Yai and Roek, thrive as criminals who think they’ve mastered the city’s underworld. But their empire starts to crumble when Detective Jakkrarat begins a relentless pursuit of their crew. As tension builds, loyalty is tested, and the line between right and wrong fades.

Caught in this storm is Dao, a woman whose connection to both men complicates their already fragile friendship. What follows is a tense game of survival where every choice comes with a price.

The Cast

• Apo Nattawin Wattanagitiphat stars as Tee Yai, a daring outlaw whose charm hides a troubled soul.
• Most Witsarut Himmarat portrays Roek, the loyal yet conflicted partner facing a moral crossroads.
• Joke Akarin Akaranithimetrad delivers a powerful performance as Detective Jakkrarat, determined to bring justice to the streets.
• Kao Supassara Thanachart plays Dao, the emotional anchor whose presence challenges both loyalty and love.

Each actor adds raw authenticity to this crime saga, bringing 1980s Bangkok to life with style and intensity.

Direction and Style

Director Aui Nonzee Nimibutr, known for his cinematic realism and deep storytelling, crafts a narrative that’s both thrilling and emotional. The show blends gritty visuals, tense action, and emotional drama, portraying the crime world not just through violence but through the human cost behind it.

Why You Should Watch

Tee Yai: Born To Be Bad isn’t just a tale of crime—it’s a reflection on friendship, greed, and survival. The 1980s setting, pulsating soundtrack, and gripping direction make it a must-watch for fans of dark, character-driven dramas. If you loved classics like The Godfather or Narcos, this Thai original will pull you right in.