
Naga Avatar
นาคา อวตาร
Synopsis
The story of survival upon reaching the Mid-Buddhist Era according to Buddhist prophecy: natural disasters, deadly diseases that return to devour human lives on Earth, as well as the demon Mara who comes to attack and destroy. The warrior Naga Avatar protects Buddhism, gathering the power of all spirits to sustain all existence, linking the present to the era of Maitreya Bodhisattva. The mission is to guide people to endure and to pass on the Buddhist teachings for a full 5,000 years.
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- Director
- Phairot Chaiyakawiphan
- Original Title
- นาคา อวตาร
- Country of Origin
- Thailand
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- Unknown
- Production Studios
- Bangkok 24 Films
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Phairot Chaiyakawiphan
Phairot Chaiyakawiphan
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Phairot Chaiyakawiphan
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Frequently Asked Questions About Naga Avatar
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What is Naga Avatar about?
The story of survival upon reaching the Mid-Buddhist Era according to Buddhist prophecy: natural disasters, deadly diseases that return to devour human lives on Earth, as well as the demon Mara who comes to attack and destroy. The warrior Naga Avatar protects Buddhism, gathering the power of all spirits to sustain all existence, linking the present to the era of Maitreya Bodhisattva. The mission is to guide people to endure and to pass on the Buddhist teachings for a full 5,000 years.
Who directed Naga Avatar?
Naga Avatar was directed by Phairot Chaiyakawiphan.
Who stars in Naga Avatar?
The principal cast of Naga Avatar includes Kantaphon Boonserm, Saichia Wongwirot, Jiraphat Phusnga, Sutthirak Namwong, Kanyarat Nawarattanarungrot.
When was Naga Avatar released and how long is it?
Naga Avatar was released in 2026 with a total runtime of Unknown.
