Takatan Cholada Urges Not to Judge Boon Panadda Yet, Affirms No Bias, Says There Are Many More 100% Evil People! - Thairath English

After the popular luk thung singer Takkatan Cholada posted a message about a woman who trusted her husband deeply and was deceived, leading many to link it to Boom Panadda Wongpudee Recently, reporters asked about this issue after she attended the premiere of the film “Kathoey Thaiban Virus Wlang Lok” on the 5th floor of Siam Paragon shopping center, as well as about her health following rumors that she was diagnosed with cancer.

“Now I just have a cough. The recent illness might be because I overworked.”

What about the previous news that you were diagnosed with cancer?

“That was false news. There is someone using the exact same Facebook name as mine. She was hospitalized on the same day I was, and she posted about it. People thought she was me and sent lots of well wishes, hoping for a speedy recovery.

People assumed it was me, but I just had a common viral fever. The other person actually has cancer and uses the same name, Takkatan Cholada. I want to clarify the news and thank everyone for their concern. The cancer patient is not me; I just have a regular viral cold.”

“I truly appreciate everyone’s care for me. Many people commented mistakenly, but at least it shows me how much people care. I’m fine now, though I’m still a bit worried about whether people will come to watch my movie (laughs).”

Asked about why she posted about trusting a husband and shared that experience?

“Actually, I’ve been through that in real life. I met a man like that before, but I wasn’t referring to anyone specifically or naming names. I believe everyone already knows because I’m straightforward and open. It’s just a matter of whether on that day I could speak about what I could or couldn’t say.”

People linked it to something similar involving Boom Panadda?

“Honestly, it’s more about my own feelings because it’s similar to my experience. I don’t know if Boom’s story is true or not. I can’t say. I just know I’ve been through that kind of situation.”

How do you feel seeing the news about Boom Panadda?

“I feel shocked and concerned for everyone. Honestly, from my perspective, Boom has always been someone who helps others. She’s like an angel helping everyone. I think we shouldn’t rush to judge or decide if she’s guilty or not because we don’t know yet. We can just offer support.”

“Honestly, I don’t know if I’m allowed to say this (hands in a prayer gesture), but even if what happened is true, believe me, there are many worse villains in Thailand who steal billions or even tens of billions by cheating the public. I’d rather people focus on exposing those.”

Do you personally donate money to charity?

“Sometimes. I donate regularly but in small amounts, not millions. Usually in the tens of thousands or thousands, depending.”

Do you think about where the money actually goes?

“From my view, charity is charity. What happens afterward depends on others who continue the work. I just hope for the best. From what I see, Boom tries her best and does her best, so I just give my support. If anyone is wrong, let them be judged accordingly. I see her efforts all along.”

“At least she genuinely did good at that time. In my view, if someone has done more than 50% good deeds, they are still a good person. There are many people who are 100% evil. It’s better to gang up on those kinds of people.”

“Let time resolve everything. Right should be right, wrong should be wrong. I’m not defending Boom but just reminding everyone that she has done good in the past. Sometimes, no one is 100% good because I’m not 100% good myself.”