Release of 'Krut Nakee' Postponed Following Taew Natapohn's Objection
The release of the film 'Krut Nakee' has been delayed until October 23 after actress Taew Natapohn filed a formal objection regarding unauthorized digital alterations to her scenes.
According to a report by Khaosod Online, the release of the film 'Krut Nakee' (Nakee 3) has been officially postponed by Mono Streaming. The new release date is set for October 23, 2026.
The delay follows a formal objection filed by Merak 1 Co., Ltd., a company owned by renowned actress Natapohn 'Taew' Tameeruk. The actress alleges that the film production team used computer-generated imagery (CGI) to digitally alter her performance scenes. Specifically, the objection states that these edits make it appear as though she is exposing her chest or upper body in ways that did not occur during the actual filming process.
In her statement, Natapohn expressed that these unauthorized modifications are damaging to her reputation, honor, and public image, potentially causing her to be subjected to public ridicule or hatred. Furthermore, she raised concerns that the audience might mistakenly believe these manipulated images are authentic.
For residents and visitors interested in Thai cinema, this incident highlights ongoing discussions regarding digital ethics and the rights of performers in the local entertainment industry. While the film's release has been rescheduled, it remains to be confirmed whether the disputed scenes will be removed or further edited to satisfy the actress's demands before the new premiere date.
