07 Saturday Nov 2020
Posted in First Impressions
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Ahn Bo Hyun, Kairos, Kang Seung Yoon, Kdrama, Korean Actors, Korean Drama, Korean Movie, Lee Se Young, MBC, Nam Gyu Ri, Shin Sung Rok, WINNER
The new MBC thriller Kairos has aired 4 episodes and it is surely turning out to be a nail biting ride! I’m liking it a lot and hope it continues to be this good till the end. Continue reading
05 Thursday Nov 2020
Posted in Korean Drama News
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After School, CNBLUE, Kang Min Hyuk, Lee Min Ki, MBC, Nana, Oh! Master
The upcoming MBC drama Oh! Master is shaping up to be on my plan to watch list. First, it has a cute rom-com plot, nothing original but having scope of providing dollops of romance and fun. Secondly, it stars Lee Min Ki who I really loved in 2017’s romance Continue reading
03 Tuesday Nov 2020
Posted in Korean Drama News
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Amazing Rumor, Awaken, Birthcare Center, Get Revenge, Kdrama, Kim Sa Rang, Kim Sul Hyun, Korean Actors, Korean Drama, Korean Films, Korean Movie, Lee Chung Ah, Live On, Minhyun, Nam Goong Min, NU’EST, The Uncanny Counter, Yoon Hyun Min, Yoon So Yi
November is here! These monthly drama posts do make me feel as if time is flying at a very high speed. Since the year is ending, there are relatively lesser number of new shows premiering this month but that does not reduce their anticipation. Without further ado, here is the list! Continue reading
31 Saturday Oct 2020
Posted in Korean Drama Reviews
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A Piece of Your Mind, Chae Soo Bin, Half of a Half, Jung Hae In, Kdrama, Kim Sung Kyu, Korean Actors, Korean Drama, Korean Films, Korean Movie, Lee Ha Na, Park Joo Hyun
A Piece Of Your Mind is like a melancholic poem. It is a drama dipped in sensitivity and wistfulness, but at the same time, it’s also sprinkled with hope and warmth. It soothes your mind and soul. Not easily fathomable, the show brings a unique combination of technology and emotions. Continue reading
30 Friday Oct 2020
Posted in Korean Drama News
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Anna Sawai, Apple TV+, Kaho Minami, Kdrama, Kim Min Ah, Korean Actors, Korean Drama, Korean Films, Korean Movie, Lee Min Ho, Pachinko, Soji Arai
Korean dramas were already popular in multiple countries due to the spread of Korean wave since early 2000s. But now with the rise of platforms like Netflix and social media penetration across the globe, the popularity and viewership has reached new heights. Apple TV+ is the newest player to take interest in Korean entertainment and bringing its international series titled Pachinko revolving around four generations of a Korean immigrant family in Japan. Continue reading
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