29 Thursday May 2014
Posted in Korean Drama News
I’m currently on a short trip and hence, not able to post much. As I said a few days back, I’ll get busy soon and the frequency of my posts will decrease and I’ll have to make this blog a weekly updated one I guess. I’m still deliberating about how that will shape up but meanwhile here is the summary of my drama week: Continue reading
14 Wednesday May 2014
Posted in Korean Drama News
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A New Leaf, Doctor Stranger, Kdrama, Lee Jong Suk, Master's Sun, So Ji Sub, You're All Surrounded
It looks like ages since I last wrote something under this category. Well, as you might have noticed, I’m slightly less busy on my blog nowadays and so I’m thinking of making a new habit of posting weekly. Because the personal life is going to be a lot busy from next month (STUDIES!!) and that means I won’t be able to devote a lot of time on dramas and more importantly on the daily update of my blog. But I love writing and that means I’ve come with an idea to make both things go hand in hand and that is to publish weekly posts or rather two days a week, whatever suits me. Let’s talk about dramas now: Continue reading
01 Thursday May 2014
Posted in Korean Drama News
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Cha Seung won, Doctor Stranger, go ara, jin se yeon, Kdrama, Lee Jong Suk, Lee Seung Gi, Park Hae Jin, You're All Surrounded
The new season of dramas has begun and although Big Man and A New Leaf have made their entrance, SBS dramas Doctor Stranger and You’re All Surrounded are both premiering next week. I’m equally excited for both — they are as different in terms of tone and story and genre as night and day. The former is looking quite dramatic and embedded with lots of fantastical story arcs, characters and treatment, even if the plot includes Continue reading
26 Saturday Apr 2014
Posted in Miscellaneous
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Big Man, cheo yong, City Hunter, Doctor Stranger, Gap-dong, God's Gift - 14 Days, Golden Cross, Heartless City, I Hear Your Voice, IRIS, Kdrama, Three Days, Two Weeks, You're All Surrounded
Every year, the dramaland embraces at least one stand out theme that governs most of the shows. It may be due to blind following of a subject based on the success of any similar-themed drama or the producers feel that the particular topic is hot among the viewers. Whatever the case, we can all feel the unmistakable dominance of certain colors in the canvas of dramas. For instance, 2012 was all about time travelling (which is still being used till now) while 2013 had a deluge of sageuks adorning the small screens. Speaking of 2014, I’m observing three main characteristics — thrillers, noona romances and OTP reunions. At least the first quarter of the year says so. Let’s have a look at the first trend in this post aka thrillers & mysteries. Continue reading
13 Sunday Apr 2014
Posted in Korean Drama News
I’m as keen as a mustard to join the train of upcoming spring premieres with dramaland offering so many exciting shows (at least that’s what I hope looking from the outset). The first few weeks of April are overflowing with finales and endings and culminations of the shows that have glued the viewers from at least two months. I’m all ready to welcome the new crop as I didn’t find much interesting shows in previous season except God’s Gift – 14 Days (have I become too selective?!). With new premieres, comes the promotions in full Continue reading
