Isan Nakhon Sin Owner Addresses Sale Rumors
The owner of the popular Mor Lam troupe 'Isan Nakhon Sin' has clarified that the group is not for sale, dismissing viral rumors of a 50-million-baht transaction.
Following widespread speculation on social media regarding the potential sale of the renowned Mor Lam troupe 'Isan Nakhon Sin' for 50 million baht, the group's owner, Suchat 'Hia Noi' Inphrom, has officially addressed the situation. Speaking at the opening of his new venue, SANLAO BAR in Ekkamai, Suchat clarified that the rumors originated from casual comments made during a live stream, which were misinterpreted by the public.
Suchat emphasized that the troupe is not for sale and will continue to operate under its current management and artistic identity. He expressed concern regarding the impact of these rumors on the group's dedicated fan base and the clients who have already booked performances. He reassured stakeholders that the 'DNA' of the troupe remains unchanged, regardless of any business discussions that may occur behind the scenes.
For residents and fans of Thai traditional music, this clarification puts an end to concerns about the potential dissolution or rebranding of one of the country's leading Mor Lam acts. While the owner has firmly denied the sale, the incident highlights the speed at which social media rumors can affect public perception of major cultural entities. No further changes to the troupe's schedule or leadership have been announced, and fans can expect performances to continue as planned.
