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สิงห์หนุ่ม
สิงห์หนุ่ม

Year: 1981

Thai title: สิงห์หนุ่ม
English title:

Rating: 4/5
Director:

Main actor: Sorapong Chatree,Chat Mongkolchai,Dam Datsakorn,Pipop Pupinyo,Paen Pleumsachai,Boo Wibunnan,Somphob Benjatikul
Main actress: Supansa Nuengpirom,Duangcheewan Komolsen

Thai movie สิงห์หนุ่ม was released in year 1981. In Thailand, the movie is lost but the movie last 35mm film reel was preserved by a collector and lasts 24mn. This Thai movie was also released in Sweden by company HB Video-film. พ่อเลี้ยง Hin (Chat Mongkolchai) meets Wattana (Dam Datsakorn) for illegal business. Sakda / Sing (Sorapong Chatree), named as สิงห์หนุ่ม, a policeman, always causes them problems. He stops their drug traffic at the border. Hin decides to attack Sing through his family. His wife is raped and killed. Sing takes revenge but Hin succeeds to flee. Sing sympathized with Pipop Pupinyo and this latter helps him to be recruited by Srisuda (Duangcheewan Komolsen). Srisuda likes Sing a lot. Boo Wibunnan, Hin and Wattana build a traffic together. Policeman Tawan (Somphob Benjatikul) stops their boats trafficking in Thai waters. Srisuda is upset but she is not willing to sell her boats to Boo. Hin's ruffians are jealous to see singer Salika (Supansa Nuengpirom) talking to Tawan so a fight occurs. As Tawan is outnumbered, he gets some help from Sing and his friends. Somphob needs help from Sing and his ruffians to neutralize the ruffians. They all agree. Meanwhile ruffians plan to use the singer Salika to pressure policeman Tawan. Srisuda accepts to take care of Sing's daughter but asks Sing to move in her house... Last ruffians' operation fails again. Pipop is suspected to be a traitor and is killed. Ruffians shoot Srisuda and kidnap Sing's child. During the chase and the shootings, the child is killed. Ruffians then kidnap the singer Salika. Police storms the place but Watttana flees by boat with Salika. Sing follows and releases her.

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