25 Tuesday Aug 2015
Posted in Korean Drama News
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Choi Ji Woo, Choi Won Young, Kdrama, Kim Min Jae, Lee Sang Yoon, Second Time Twenty Years Old, Son Na Eun, tvN, Twenty Again
On one hand, I’m sad that Oh My Ghostess has ended. On the other hand, it means that Twenty Again is starting this week and I’m so, so, so excited for it. The drama stars Choi Ji Woo as a 38 years old housewife who returns to college after spending all her years being a dedicated wife and mother as she got married and became mother at Continue reading
03 Wednesday Dec 2014
Posted in Korean Drama Reviews
Liar Game takes the viewers on a roller coaster ride by offering continuous thrills and chills. It succeeds as a taut, intelligent thriller where nothing sticks out a mile. The drama is remake of a Japanese manga series of the same name and blends the original material with K-drama ingredients to have a flavour of its own. Continue reading
21 Friday Nov 2014
Posted in Korean Drama News
I’m so sad that Liar Game is ending next week. Normally I complain about the long length of dramas but now when I’m hooked to a show which is in total of 12 episodes long, I’m not ready to say goodbye to it yet. I really hope that there is a season 2 in store for us! This week was pretty intense in Liar Game as we came to see what happens when Continue reading
07 Friday Nov 2014
Posted in First Impressions
I think it’s a bit late for posting my first impressions but I started Liar Game just last week and now that I’ve seen all its six episodes, I’m here to give my thoughts on it. It hit the ground running right from its first episode. The drama is intriguing, having mystery, thrills, anxiety, tension and great characters. I haven’t seen the J-version and so thankfully there is nothing to compare Liar Game with, except to just enjoy every minute of it which brings so much fun, twists and turns. Continue reading
20 Monday Oct 2014
Posted in Korean Drama News
I’m so glad that I dropped My Secret Hotel midway as the resulting reactions during its run kept on decreasing in positivity with each passing week. My reason for leaving it was simple — I couldn’t connect emotionally with the characters, there was more style than heart and on a technical note, it was pretty jarring for me the way camera showed Continue reading
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