3 Irresistible Netflix K-Dramas For You: K-Drama Delights
Over the past few years, there have been a lot of changes happening in the entertainment world. The global audience has been influenced so much by Korean dramas for several reasons. “Once you overcome the one-inch tall barrier of subtitles, you will be introduced to many more amazing films,” said director Bong Joon-ho. This isn’t just true of films, though. Don’t you think it can apply to K-Dramas suitable for binge-watching?
Ready to witness the popularity of the Korean wave? Check your friends’ and siblings’ sacred K-Drama checklists set for their binge time. If you are not convinced yet, the best go-to place is Netflix. While your friends and cousins are influenced by well-told stories and impeccable acting across classic storylines, you will be charmed by the impressive distinct cinematography style of beautiful colouring and scenic landscapes.
It’s Okay to Not Be Okay
Accepting other people’s differences is undoubtedly divine! Are you up for it? A fine place to start is to watch ‘It’s Okay to Not Be Okay’, starring Seo Yea-ji and Kim Soo-hyun, a K-Drama about mental health that can help you understand the intricacies of emotional well-being. It is a psychologically healing romantic comedy-drama that depicts the story of an orphan and caretaker, Moon Gang-tae, who lives with his autistic elder brother and works in a local psychiatric ward, where he meets Ko Moon-young, a well-known antisocial writer.
After discovering a few coincidences in their past lives, the writer develops romantic feelings for Moon Gang-tae. As they bond, they decide to work through their problems and help each other heal emotionally. This celebrated K-Drama has occupied the topmost trending position on Netflix since it premiered from 20 June 2020 to 9 August 2020.
My ID is Gangnam Beauty
Sometimes, not necessary to have an outrageous plot, a big plot twist, or any unique characters to make you come back to watch a drama. ‘My ID is Gangnam Beauty’ is a one-of-that-kind K-Drama about Kang Mi-rae, a college girl who got plastic surgeries done on her face hoping for a better type of life after being bullied for her looks, leading her to face new challenges. This narrated K-Drama tackles genuine subjects that need to be discussed in society.
You can relate to it if you have witnessed or experienced bullying based on appearance, eating habits, body measurements, domestic violence, sexual harassment or teasing at any time. The emphasis on perfumes will be a revelation for you on how they can provide you with confidence and create a lasting impression. Cherry on top: Cha Eun-woo! Hurry and watch on Netflix.
Reply 1988
Are you that lucky person who has a group of childhood friends and follows them throughout your life? This K-Drama is exclusively for you. ‘Reply 1988’ is a heartfelt, cheerful show that describes the neighbourhood story of five friends, Jung-hwan, Sun-woo, Dong-ryong, Duk-sun, the only girl in the gang and Taek, who have been together since childhood and dealing with real-life events. This side-of-life drama is known for accurately portraying earlier pop culture.
Even though Taek is a globally acknowledged Go player at the time, he is portrayed as the most introverted in the group. Rewind your childhood memories with this fascinating K-Drama, ‘Reply 1988’, which is the best out of the third instalment of the Reply series.
Although this endearing K-Drama is based entirely on an actual event, it is inspired by real-life award-winning Baduk player Lee Chang-ho.
