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Thoong Lui Lai 

The mission to disguise himself as Suea Phuek Chumphae (Sombat) successfully quelled various illegal influences in Chum Phae district, and Phuek proudly ascended to the position of district chief. The path seemed smooth, but when "Thung Lui Lai" fell into a state of turmoil and the authorities could no longer maintain order, Phuek Chum Phae was forced to return to his life as a bandit catching bandits once again. But what obstacles will Phuek Chum Phae face this time? Who will join him in dismantling these illegal influences?
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The mission to disguise himself as Suea Phuek Chumphae (Sombat) successfully quelled various illegal influences in Chum Phae district, and Phuek proudly ascended to the position of district chief. The path seemed smooth, but when "Thung Lui Lai" fell into a state of turmoil and the authorities could no longer maintain order, Phuek Chum Phae was forced to return to his life as a bandit catching bandits once again. But what obstacles will Phuek Chum Phae face this time? Who will join him in dismantling these illegal influences?

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Genre:Action, Drama
Directed By:Wisan Suntisucha
Written By:Krisada
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:Santisucha Phaphayon Productions

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