Get Home Safe & Text Namsai When You Arrive

 

เดินทางกลับบ้านกันดีๆ นะคะ ถึงบ้านแล้วอย่าลืมบอกน้ำใสด้วยน้า~ ✨🫶

Get home safely, okay? Don’t forget to text Namsai when you arrive ~ ☺️

THE STAIN FAN SCREENING X FREEN#ราคีFanScreeningฟรีน #solennEntertainment #srchafreen pic.twitter.com/wU7nMEeN5F

— Solenn Entertainment (@Solenn_Ent) March 1, 2026

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(Solenn Entertainment) is a sweet, caring message posted right after the fan screening event for the Thai horror film The Stain (Thai title: ราคี THE STAIN), starring Freen Sarocha Chankimha as the character Namsai.The original Thai text reads:
"เดินทางกลับบ้านกันดีๆ นะคะ ถึงบ้านแล้วอย่าลืมบอกน้ำใสด้วยน้า~ " English translation (included in the post itself):
"Get home safely, okay? Don’t forget to text Namsai when you arrive ~ "It also includes event hashtags:
THE STAIN FAN SCREENING X FREEN
#ราคีFanScreeningฟรีน
#solennEntertainment #srchafreenThe attached photo shows Freen in a stylish, somewhat formal look: black beret, gray suit/blazer, standing confidently in front of red curtains (likely a theater backdrop). The image has a cool, charismatic vibe that matches her character's energy from the film.The post received strong engagement (around 6.4K likes, 3.3K reposts, and tens of thousands of views shortly after posting), reflecting the dedicated fanbase (especially the GL/Freen-Becky community) that turned out for the event.Quick context about the movie:
The Stain (released in Thai cinemas on February 26, 2026) is a psychological horror-thriller with dark comedy elements, produced by Be On Cloud. It features an ensemble cast including Engfa Waraha (as Malee), Apo Nattawin (as Pran), Jes Jespipat, and Freen Sarocha as Namsai. The story revolves around haunting memories, secrets, and a "stain" that marks someone's life forever. The fan screening appears to have been a special event with Freen attending/promoting it, and Solenn Entertainment (closely tied to her projects) handled the post-event care message.Fans loved the thoughtful touch—telling people to "tell Namsai" when they get home is a cute, in-character reference that kept the movie's vibe alive even after leaving the theater.