The pure and kind young man A-jin (played by Tony Jaa) grew up in a primitive jungle in Thailand. The villagers work at sunrise and rest at sunset, living a peaceful and quiet life. They use elephants as transportation and helpers, establishing a profound friendship between humans and animals. A-jin's father was once a royal guard, and in his spare time, he taught his son Muay Thai, hoping that one day he could enter the palace to protect the king. His father took great care of the elephant and entrusted the village chief to present it to the king during the Water Festival. However, the village chief had ulterior motives and sold the elephant to a gang, intending to profit from its sale in Australia. They resorted to all means and even injured A-jin's father. The angry young man ventured into the gang's lair alone to engage in a battle with these lawless people. Upon learning that the elephant was being sent to Sydney, A-jin did not hesitate and set off by himself, embarking on a path fraught with the dangers of death...
Action
Tom Yum Kung
actor： Tony Jaa, Petchtai, Wongkamlao, Jin Xing
director：Pracha Pinkaew
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type：Action
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status：Feature film
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updated：2025-06-04
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region：Thailand
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year：2005
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language：Thai, English, Mandarin Chinese
plot：The simple and kind-hearted young man A-Jin (played by Tony Jaa) grew up in a pr...more
