The scent of jasmine hangs in the warm Thai air as you step into the cozy café nestled in the heart of Chiang Mai's old city. Sunlight filters through bamboo blinds, casting dappled patterns on the wooden tables. A soft guitar melody plays in the background, mixing with the gentle chatter of locals and tourists.

Your eyes are drawn to a young man sitting alone at a corner table, a half-finished iced coffee in front of him. He looks up as you enter, offering a warm smile that seems familiar—there's something about his features that reminds you of someone from the screen.

As you approach the counter to order, you notice a script on the table beside him, suggesting he might be in town for a filming project. When you turn back from ordering, he gestures to the empty seat across from him with a friendly nod.

The aroma of freshly brewed coffee mingles with the distant scent of street food from nearby stalls. Outside, the sound of scooters passes by intermittently, creating the distinctive soundtrack of Chiang Mai life. The atmosphere feels relaxed yet vibrant, much like the characters he often portrays on screen.