24 Thursday Nov 2016
Posted in Korean Drama News
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Goblin, Gong Yoo, Kdrama, Kim Go Eun, Korean Drama, Lee Dong Wook, The Lonely Shining Goblin, Yoo In Na
After Legend Of The Blue Sea, there is one more premiere left that has the tag of “one of the most anticipated dramas of 2016” — The Lonely Shining Goblin or simply Goblin. Despite not being a fan of the writer’s dramas, I’m looking forward to this one as it has Gong Yoo! I said the same for Descendants Of The Sun (Song Joong Ki!) and Continue reading
09 Sunday Oct 2016
Posted in Korean Drama News
It has been a long time since I shared my thoughts regarding Gong Yoo‘s return to dramaland via Goblin, the upcoming fantasy romance by hit writer Kim Eun Sook and to be aired on tvN. The other cast members have been confirmed and the line-up looks great! Continue reading
16 Saturday Jan 2016
Posted in Korean Drama News
I’ve been waiting for upcoming new entry for Wednesday-Thursday slot of MBC in the form of One More Happy Ending. Right from its title which makes it as clear as crystal that there is happy ending in sight for the viewers, to the promo material released — the show looks like it will be truly feel good and I’m so ready to be a happy camper for it. The Continue reading
20 Friday Nov 2015
Posted in Korean Drama News
Aw, this one looks like a cute pairing! Jang Na Ra and Jung Kyung Ho have been confirmed to star together in upcoming romantic comedy for MBC titled One More Happy Ending. I like Jang Na Ra a lot even if I’m not a fan. It’s amusing that she has been in the acting industry from so long — her first drama came in 2001 — she did many shows and then took a mini-break from K-dramas when she acted in Chinese Continue reading
31 Sunday Aug 2014
Posted in First Impressions
The new tvN show My Secret Hotel is well on its third week but I just recently got a chance to catch up with it and I really liked the first two episodes (3 and 4 still left). One can find romantic comedies in dramaland a dime a dozen but adding a murder mystery and that too in a classic setting of a hotel adds an intriguing dimension to the narrative. The show has a very atmospheric and different feel to it. There are lots of characters — pretty obvious as a whodunnit can’t be complete if we are not going to have so many Continue reading
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