Ong Bak 2

In 1431 Siam, Tien, the young son of a noble family, is sent by his father Lord Sihadecho to learn the art of dance in a remote village. This decision is made to keep him away from the dangers posed by Lord Rajasena, the royal guard commander who has plotted against their family.

While training under Master Bua, Tien befriends an orphan girl named Pim. Despite initially despising his peaceful training life, this relationship brings him joy and companionship during his formative years.

Lord Sihadecho is betrayed by one of his own guards, leading to a brutal attack on his household. This treachery culminates in the massacre of Sihadecho's family while Tien is away, forcing him to confront the harsh reality of his situation.

After hearing of the attack on his family, Tien escapes into the forest to evade Lord Rajasena's soldiers. His flight demonstrates both his determination and the urgency of his situation as he seeks refuge.

In the forest, Tien is captured by slave traders who seek to profit from his capture. Demonstrating his resilience, Tien resists their attempts to control him, setting in motion a series of events that will change his destiny.

As Tien is thrown into a pool with a crocodile, a group of bandits known as the Pha Beek Khrut intervenes to save him. Led by Chernang, they recognize Tien's potential and take him to their village.

Upon arriving at the Pha Beek Khrut village, a soothsayer predicts that Tien is destined to become a great warrior. Chernang, intrigued by Tien's spirit, invites him to join their ranks, which Tien eagerly accepts.

Years later, Tien undergoes a series of rigorous tests to prove his worthiness as a true member of the Pha Beek Khrut. Successfully passing these challenges, he earns the title of adopted son of Chernang and becomes the field leader of the bandits.

Having grown strong and skilled, Tien tracks down his old captors, the slave traders, and enacts his revenge. He throws their leader to the crocodiles, marking the beginning of his blood oath to avenge his family's murder.

Tien embarks on a daring mission to Rajasena's palace, which is hosting a lavish party. Disguised as a khon dancer, he seizes the opportunity to confront and attack Lord Rajasena, seemingly achieving his long-awaited revenge.

Returning to the Pha Beek Khrut village, Tien discovers it abandoned but soon confronts the masked assassin responsible for his father's death. In a fierce battle, Tien overcomes several adversaries with his skill and a summoned elephant's aid.

In a climactic battle, Tien faces his ultimate foe, Bhuti Sangkha, who proves to be a formidable opponent. Despite Tien's prowess, Bhuti manages to defeat him and takes Tien's elephant, leaving him vulnerable to Lord Rajasena's forces.

Lord Rajasena, having survived Tien's assassination attempt due to hidden armor, reveals the shocking truth about the masked assassin's identity as Chernang. This revelation forces Tien into an emotional conflict as he confronts someone he views as a father figure.

In a tragic twist, Chernang acknowledges Tien as his son and ultimately sacrifices himself in a final attempt to redeem his actions. He urges Tien to accept this fate as Tien's sword blade snaps across his throat, leading to Chernang's demise.

Defeated and exhausted after the battle, Tien is captured by Rajasena's soldiers, facing a gruesome fate. In a reflective voiceover, Tien contemplates his bad karma, but vows to find a way to cheat death, foreshadowing his potential return.