New Korean Dramas: June 2022

09 Thursday Jun 2022

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June is bringing a deluge of Korean dramas which includes genres of all kinds – romance, comedy, mystery, thriller, action, high school, fantasy, historical and drama! So get ready for the list of shows and see if any new drama piques your interest! Continue reading →

Seo Ye Ji headlines tvN revenge drama Eve that arrives tomorrow

31 Tuesday May 2022

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Seo Ye Ji was magical in It’s Okay to Not Be Okay and now she is making a comeback with new tvN drama called Eve. Its revenge-based plot sounds like it belongs to weekend and daily soaps category. The show is premiering tomorrow in the slot of Wednesday & Thursday. Continue reading →

New Korean Dramas: June 2021

02 Wednesday Jun 2021

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June seems to be the month of second seasons and webtoon adaptations. So many dramas are coming back with their second installment. To the uninformed, Korean dramas usually don’t have a multi season arc, with the story being told from start to finish in a single season which normally has an episode range from 16 to 20. In recent years, we are seeing more shows with a multiple season trend. Well, if I love a show and its characters, I’m all ready for one more serving! Continue reading →

Romantic melodrama ‘Love Affairs In The Afternoon’ starring Park Ha Sun and Lee Sang Yeob premieres this week on Channel A

04 Thursday Jul 2019

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Love Affairs In The Afternoon — the name itself tells you about the steamy nature of this drama. The new show about extramarital affairs on Channel A is definitely something never seen before in dramaland in terms of its bold and risque nature. It is a remake of 2014 Japanese Continue reading →

First Impressions: While You Were Sleeping

01 Sunday Oct 2017

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There are certain elements that one expects before watching a Park Hye Ryun drama (Dream High, I Hear Your Voice, Pinocchio) — warmth from everyday lives of the characters, humour, flawed but immensely likeable leads, moral values, high stakes — and the new SBS drama While You Were Sleeping fits seamlessly into this description. After 4 episodes, my first impression is that I really like it! For all the reasons I listed above and more. Continue reading →