08 Tuesday Oct 2013
Posted in Music
Master’s Sun finished its run last week and I’m surely missing Joong-won and Gong-shil and their mirthful as well as romantic moments. So Ji Sub and Gong Hyo Jin infused their characters with such an irresistible luminosity that we are still Continue reading
07 Monday Oct 2013
Posted in Korean Drama News
Full House and Sweet 18 have two things in common: both the shows aired in 2004 and both of them dealt with Marriage Of Convenience. But the treatment was as different as night and day. Continue reading
06 Sunday Oct 2013
Posted in Korean Drama News
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Choi Jin Hyuk, He Who Wishes To Wear the Crown Endure Its Weight: Heirs, Heirs, Im Joo Eun, Kang Ha Neul, Kang Min Hyuk, Kdrama, Kim Ji Won, Kim Woo Bin, Krystal, Lee Min Ho, Park Shin Hye
I hope I don’t sound like a broken record but I simply can’t wait for Heirs (or The Inheritors). Especially now when Master’s Sun is over and I have nothing else to watch this whole week. Thankfully, the countdown has started as less than a week is left for the show to start. Lots of promo things are being dropped regularly to create enough excitement till the grand premiere. The viewers are having different reasons for tuning into the show: either they have at least one as their favorite among the crowd of actors or people don’t want to be left behind in the fever pitch which has been developed with reference to Heirs. As far as I’m concerned, I feel like a kid who is about to enter a room full of candies.
05 Saturday Oct 2013
Posted in Korean Drama Reviews
I will not go as far as to say that Big led me to believe that I won’t get a decent drama from my favorite writers, the Hong Sisters, anymore. But yeah, I kept my expectations low and I’m so happy to announce that they are back on track with giving one of the most charming dramas of 2013 with Master’s Sun. It is a sweet and zippy take on the favorite theme of the year aka ghost seers with a magical couple at its centre who make it work like a dream with their natural charisma and perfect wavelength with each other. Continue reading
04 Friday Oct 2013
Posted in Korean Drama News
In the midst of many high-profile dramas that are set to premiere this month (Heirs, Medical Top Team, Marry Him If You Dare), a cute, low-key rom-com is making its way as well and it’s titled Unemployed Romance. Judging from the promotional materials, it looks like a sweet little show that suits me right to the ground as (1) it has only 10 episodes in total (a thing as rare in dramaland as water in a desert) and (2) it will air only an episode a week (Hee!). The drama is scheduled to air on cable network E Channel and starts tomorrow, i.e. 5th October. Continue reading
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