Park Se Young starring in a daily drama

15 Monday Apr 2013

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Park Se Young had quite a busy 2012 as she starred in historical drama Faith and in School 2013 in the year end that continued its run till 2013. And what a drastic difference there was in both of her roles: she played a queen in the sageuk that starred Lee Min Ho and Kim Hee Sun as main leads and she played a high school girl in the latter. To be frank, I cannot really judge about my liking towards her as there was very little for her to do in School 2013, but she was likeable and commendable in her role. And I haven’t seen Faith. Continue reading →

Cast additions and script reading session for ‘Shark’

14 Sunday Apr 2013

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It only takes a confirmation for a drama and things start taking a speedy turn after that and it’s a matter of only few weeks and the drama is finally on our TV screens (or rather computer screens in my case). Shark just confirmed its main leads and now things are gearing up as more cast has been added to this revenge melodrama plus thriller. The drama stars Kim Nam Gil as a guy who seeks revenge from Son Ye Jin‘s family and falls in love with her (natch). He even changes his face to accomplish his mission. Why I’m hearing Nice Guy, Bad Guy,…while thinking about this story line. Continue reading →

REVIEW: You’ve Fallen For Me / Heartstrings (2011)

13 Saturday Apr 2013

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You’ve Fallen For Me aka Heartstrings is a sweet, breezy romantic campus drama that has simplicity as its greatest asset. There are very less conflicts and the drama flows like a gentle stream. Those of you who suffered from second lead syndrome in You’re Beautiful, this show is just for you!! Continue reading →

Poster and stills for ‘Mandate Of Heaven’

13 Saturday Apr 2013

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April is seeing many premieres and there is a myriad of sagueks right now. Among the much talked, highly hyped dramas like Gu Family Book and Jang Ok Jung, Live For Love, there is a comparatively low-keyed drama Mandate Of Heaven, that looks the most promising among all the shows. It is a thriller set in the Joseon times, in which Lee Dong Wook plays a royal physician who gets blamed for plotting assassination of the King and then he is on the run for his life and also to prove himself innocent. Continue reading →