Thai Actress Davika Hoorne Returns to Jakarta for Horror Film 'Inherit' Premiere
Thai actress Davika Hoorne is in Jakarta to promote her latest horror film, 'Inherit,' where she plays an 85-year-old grandmother. She expressed her excitement for the role and reuniting with director Banjong Pisanthanakun.
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