23 Tuesday Jun 2020
Posted in First Impressions
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It’s Okay to Not Be Okay, Kdrama, Kim Soo Hyun, Korean Actors, Korean Drama, Korean Movie, Netflix, Oh Jung Se, Park Gyu Young, Seo Ye Ji, tvN
Kim Soo Hyun‘s first comeback drama It’s Okay To Not Be Okay premiered last weekend on tvN as well as Netflix. It costars Seo Ye Ji and Oh Jung Se in the lead roles. My verdict in short — I like it. Like really, really like it! Continue reading
26 Thursday Apr 2018
Posted in Korean Drama News
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Choi Hee Seo, Goo Jae Yi, Han Ga In, Ji Il Joo, Kdrama, Korean Actors, Korean Drama, Korean Movie, Lee Hee Joon, Mistress, OCN, Oh Jung Se, Park Byung Eun, remakes, Shin Hyun Bin
Another remake is on its way this week after the premiere of Suits on KBS. Mistress is coming up on OCN and it’s based on 2008 British series Mistresses, a story revolving around four female friends. The show also had an American remake by the same name and now we will see the plot set in Korea and will have a mystery-thriller angle Continue reading
09 Monday Jan 2017
Posted in Korean Drama News
New year, new crop of dramas! MBC is starting off its Wednesday-Thursday slot with mystery thriller Missing 9, which bases the plot on survivors of a plane crash on a missing island. This story has been told a lot of times through the medium of novels, TV shows and movies, but never gets old. I instantly get interested for such stories and hence, I’m totally looking forward to this show. It is giving me And Then There Were None (one of my favourite novels!) and Lost vibes. Continue reading
27 Wednesday Aug 2014
Posted in Korean Drama News
The fun-filled Marriage Not Dating has ended and now it is being replaced by another quirky romantic comedy drama Plus Nine Boys this week about four males at different stages of their lives and how they confront challenges of work and love. tvN surely knows how to bring new fresh concepts and even if there is a tired plot, the treatment is totally fresh to add something to look for in its dramas. Plus Nine Boys is basically about boys (or men) of ages ending with 9, ie, 9, 19, 29 and 39 and the superstition that this nine brings bad luck. Continue reading
19 Saturday Apr 2014
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A New Leaf, Chae Jung Ahn, Jin Yi Han, Kdrama, Kim Myung Min, Kim Yoon Seo, Oh Jung Se, Park Min Young
A New Leaf is heading towards its premiere like greased lightning as it is all set with cast and filming, releasing promotional materials with full swing. Kim Myung Min, Kim Sang Joong and Park Min Young lead the drama based on law with our hero playing a cold and cunning top-notch lawyer who improves his ideas and heart after he suffers from amnesia. Kim Sang Joong stars as his mentor as well as the CEO in the law firm while Continue reading
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