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'''Boonchu''' ({{lang-th|บุญชู}}) was a Thai comedy film franchise that has been made eight times, in ten parts from 1988 - 2010.<ref>http://www.thaicinema.org/kits122boonchoole.php</ref> It was produced by ], with the first seven parts directed and written by Bundit Rittakhol.
'''Boonchu''' ({{lang-th|บุญชู}}) was a Thai comedy film franchise that has been made eight times, in ten parts from 1988 - 2010.<ref>http://www.thaicinema.org/kits122boonchoole.php</ref> It was produced by ], with the first seven parts directed and written by Bundit Rittakhol. Starring ] and Jintara Sukphat, it was the most successful and popular movie of that era
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Boonchu (Template:Lang-th) was a Thai comedy film franchise that has been made eight times, in ten parts from 1988 - 2010. It was produced by Five Star Production, with the first seven parts directed and written by Bundit Rittakhol. Starring Santisuk Promsiri and Jintara Sukphat, it was the most successful and popular movie of that era
