Pyay Ti Oo is a celebrated Burmese film actor and advertising model, renowned for winning five Myanmar Motion Picture Academy Awards. He is also the CEO of the Pyay Ti Oo Education Foundation, which offers scholarships to economically disadvantaged students accepted into medical school, reflecting his commitment to social responsibility and education.

Pyay Ti Oo’s acting career began during his student years. He first gained attention in 1999 with his appearance in the “Myanmar Language” program on Myanmar Radio and Television. His film debut came with a supporting role in “Yan Kyway.” Over the years, he has showcased his versatility and talent across various genres, establishing himself as one of Myanmar’s most prominent actors.

In 2009, Pyay Ti Oo’s career reached new heights with several successful films, including “Chit-Pan Wah Wah,” “Cho Lein (Artificial Treat),” “Yin-Bat Chin A-Nyi,” and “Kyama Pakhon Hma Leikpya Lay Dwe Na Khe Bu De.” That year, he acted in six films and appeared in numerous TV advertisements, solidifying his status as a leading figure in the industry.

Pyay Ti Oo’s exceptional performance in the film “Adam, Eve and Datsa” earned him the prestigious Best Lead Actor Award at the Myanmar Academy Awards in 2010, awarded during the ceremony on 7 February 2012. This accolade is a testament to his acting prowess and dedication to his craft.

Beyond his acting career, Pyay Ti Oo’s philanthropic efforts through his education foundation have made a significant impact on the lives of many aspiring medical students. His contributions to both the entertainment industry and the community highlight his multifaceted influence and enduring legacy in Myanmar.