New Korean Dramas: October 2020

04 Sunday Oct 2020

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Choi Won Young, Do Do Sol Sol La La Sol, Eom Ki Joon, Eric, Eugene, Go Ah Ra, Go Kyung Pyo, Im Joo Hwan, Jang Dong Yoon, Jo Bo Ah, Kairos, Kdrama, Kim Bum, kim jung eun, Kim So Yeon, Kim Sun Ho, korean actors, Korean drama, Korean Movie, Krystal, Lee Dong Wook, Lee Jae Wook, Lee Ji Ah, Lee Se Young, My Dangerous Wife, Nam Joo Hyuk, Penthouse, Private Lives, Search, Seohyun, Shin Sung Rok, Start-Up, Suzy, Tale of the Nine Tailed, The Spies Who Loved Me, The Spy Who Loved Me, Uhm Ki Joon, Yoo In Na, yoon park

October starts the last quarter of 2020 and thus, brings the last few dramas to premiere this year. This is also the time to catch up on all those shows that are lying in your plan-to-watch list. Hopefully this list will help in making those final decisions — what to watch, what to postpone and what to skip? Continue reading →

News Bites: Korean Dramas — 27 June 2020

27 Saturday Jun 2020

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18 Again, Choi Kang Hee, Do Do Sol Sol La La Sol, Eric, Ha Suk Jin, Im Joo Hwan, Im Shi Wan, Im Soo Hyang, Ji Soo, Kang Tae Oh, Kdrama, Kim Ha Neul, korean actors, Korean drama, Korean Movie, Lee Yoo Ri, Lies Of Lies, Shin Se Kyung, Sooyoung, The Spy Who Loved Me, When I Was The Prettiest, Wi Ha Joon, Yeon Jung Hoon, Yoo In Na, Yoon Sang Hyun

I think the latest news is chock full of script readings! Which also gives me an opportunity to talk about shows that I missed posting when their casting was announced. News Bites is a segment where latest news of Korean Dramas will be discussed at a common place. So let’s dive into the latest tidbits of dramaland! Continue reading →

New Korean Dramas: March 2020

08 Sunday Mar 2020

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365: Repeat The Year, A Piece of Your Mind, Bae Doo Na, Choi Jin Hyuk, Eric, Find Me in Your Memory, Go Won Hee, Hospital Playlist, I've Been There Once, Jo Jung Suk, Joo Ji Hoon, Jun Mi Do, Jung Kyung Ho, Kdrama, Kim Dae Myung', Kim Dong Wook, Kim Hee Ae, Kingdom - Season 2, korean actors, Korean drama, Korean Movie, L, Lee Joon Hyuk, Lee Se Young, Memorist, Meow, Moon Ga Young, Nam Ji Hyun, Nobody Knows, Park Hae Joon, Park Sung Woong, Rugal, ryu seung ryong, Shin Ye Eun, the Secret Boy, The World of the Married, Welcome, Wise Doctor Life, Yang Dong Geun, Yoo Seung Ho, Yoo Yun Suk, Yoobyeolna! Chef Moon

Normally every month brings new Korean dramas for us to savour but this March seems especially flooded with many drama premieres and all seem very interesting for a variety of reasons. Good thing is, there is something for everyone, if you are choosy with the genre and the actors. Best way to keep a track is to make a list and hopefully the following list would be helpful: Continue reading →

Romantic comedy ‘Oh Hae Young Again’ started this week on tvN

04 Wednesday May 2016

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Eric, jeon hye bin, Kdrama, Kim Ji Suk, Korean drama, Lee Jae Yoon, Oh Hae Young Again, Seo Hyun Jin

Blame it on my relatively drama-less life right now that I didn’t even realise that Oh Hae Young Again premiered this Monday, a tvN romantic comedy that I was really excited for. My anticipation primarily comes from the main leads. I loved Eric in Que Sera Sera and Seo Hyun Jin in Three Musketeers and hence, once I read that they will act opposite each other, and that too in a rom-com, I was definitely a happy camper for this drama. I haven’t seen the episodes yet, so this is just an introduction to the drama, a preview of sorts. Continue reading →

2014: The year of reunions

19 Friday Dec 2014

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Choi Ji Woo, Discovery of Romance, Eric, fated to love you, Hotel King, hyde jekyll me, Jang Hyuk, Jang Na Ra, Joseon Gunman, Jung Yoo Mi, Kdrama, kill me heal me, Kwon Sang Woo, Lee Da Hae, Lee Dong Wook, Lee Jun Ki, My Girl, Nam Sang Mi, que sera sera, Stairway To Heaven, Successful Story of a Bright Girl, Temptation, time between dog and wolf, Today's Romance

Each year brings with it some particular trend that dominates the drama world throughout the year, with every other show following it and trying to milk on the success of that formula. I can say that there was one trend that I totally loved and supported wholeheartedly and that was the bevy of reunions that we received this year. It’s very special and new in K-dramaland because here, it’s like once in a blue moon that we ever get two stars working again for another project, however much success they got with the first one. Continue reading →