10 Friday Jul 2015
Posted in First Impressions
Oh My Ghostess had a wonderful start last week. I really liked the way it gave us some surprise in terms of its tone — I expected it to be wacky, funny in a vibrant, slapstick way and zippy. But what I got was a moody, poignant, unhurried touch, along with funny moments that made me smile as well as laugh. Another thing i found surprising and interesting was the fact that the main story is more about the ghost than the main heroine’s character but more on that later. Continue reading
03 Friday Jul 2015
Posted in Korean Drama News
Time surely flies fast as it looks like yesterday when the news came about Park Bo Young‘s return to TV world after 7 years when she was cast in tvN rom-com Oh My Ghost opposite Jo Jung Suk. He is one of my favorite actors and I can’t wait to see him in a drama again as he was continuously doing films after wrapping up long Continue reading
12 Monday Jan 2015
Posted in Korean Drama News
Oh I love these stills from upcoming sageuk Shine Or Go Crazy (I still can’t wrap my brain around the fact that this is indeed name of a serious historical show!) which look so beautiful and surreal. I particularly like the above picture, all red themed and so delicately romantic. Jang Hyuk and Oh Yeon Seo star in this romance drama where he is playing the prince of Goryeo who is shunned due to a prophecy and she plays the last princess of Continue reading
11 Saturday May 2013
Posted in Korean Drama News
Im Joo Hwan is returning to dramaland with the upcoming daily drama Watch Out For Fools (Have read the other title as well, it is Ugly Alert), which was earlier named Bravo My Life. In my opinion, the two title look vastly divergent. The drama is about people who sacrifice everything for the ones they care for and love, which leads others to call them ‘foolish’. Hence, the title which means to warn that there are such fools ahead. Continue reading
18 Thursday Apr 2013
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New daily drama!! It’s titled Bravo My Life and will mark the return of Im Joo Hwan (Tamra The Island) to dramas after his military service. I have not seen any of his projects, except Boys Before Flowers; where he played Kim Bum’s hyung. The description of this daily soap sounds so quintessential of the drama type: it is a drama that shows the meaning of family and how everyone within that frame understands each other. Continue reading
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