Chit Thu Wai, a multifaceted talent from Myanmar, excels not only as an actress and singer but also as a medical doctor and advocate for public health. Born with a passion for the arts and a commitment to healthcare, Chit embarked on a remarkable journey that has seen her achieve acclaim in multiple fields.

Her entertainment career began in 2000 with her debut as a singer at Thingyan music concerts, quickly gaining popularity with her soulful voice. Collaborating with her sister Chit Su Wai, they released successful duet albums like “Tho…Phay Phay Nae May May” and “Ta Shite Mat Mat.” Chit Thu Wai’s solo career soared in 2010 with her album “Tain Twe Nay Tae Ayet,” marking a significant milestone in Myanmar’s music industry.

Simultaneously, Chit Thu Wai made significant strides in acting, debuting in 2006’s “Nay Ta Chan La Ta Chan” and subsequently starring in numerous films, including “Nge Thu Moh Ma Thi Bar” and “A Htar Thi Nae Nhint Khar Chit,” where her performances garnered critical acclaim and broadened her fan base.

Beyond entertainment, Chit Thu Wai is deeply committed to public service. She has been a passionate advocate for hygiene awareness and disease prevention, serving as Myanmar’s Hand-washing Ambassador at the United Nations General Assembly in 2015. Her efforts in promoting health initiatives, combined with her artistic achievements, reflect her dedication to both her community and her profession as a medical doctor.

Chit Thu Wai’s journey continues to inspire, bridging the worlds of entertainment and public health with grace and determination. Her contributions to Myanmar’s cultural landscape and public welfare underscore her as a true icon of talent and compassion.