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Good Boy: Park Bo-Gum, Kim So-Hyun And Lee Sang-Yi's K-Drama Gets A Premiere Date
Good Boy follows a team of former medal-winning athletes who become police officers fighting against criminal organisations.
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Karma Review: A Worthy Addition To South Korea's Impressive Catalog Of Crime Thrillers
Karma Review: The performances across the board are exceptional, with Park Hae-soo delivering a standout turn as the enigmatic witness.
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Lee Da-Hee On What Drew Her To The Divorce Insurance: "I Admired How My Character..."
Besides Lee Da-Hee, the K-drama also stars Lee Dong-wook, Lee Joo-been and Lee Kwang-soo in lead roles.
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Hyper Knife Now Available on JioHotstar: What You Need to Know About New South Korean Medical Crime Thriller
‘Hyper Knife’ is a South Korean medical crime thriller that follows Dr. Jung Se-ok, a former neurosurgeon who performs illegal surgeries after losing her medical license. The series, starring Park Eun-bin and Sul Kyung-gu, explores morality, power, and the consequences of pushing scientific limits. With six episodes confirmed, the show is avail...
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When Life Gives You Tangerines Review: IU And Park Bo-Gum's K-Drama Is Precisely A Rare Treasure
When Life Gives You Tangerines Review: It offers an experience both sweet and tart, a reminder that life's most meaningful moments often arrive without fanfare, nestled within the quiet rhythms of ordinary days.
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Touch Me Not Telugu OTT Release Date: When and Where to Watch it Online?
Telugu crime thriller Touch Me Not brings a suspenseful story of psychometry and crime-solving to JioHotstar. Starring Navdeep and Dheekshith Shetty, the show follows a teenager who can unlock past secrets by touching objects, leading him into a dangerous serial killer case. Directed by Ramana Teja, the series is an official adaptation of the Korea...
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Glow Like A K-Drama Star: Skincare And Fashion Tips For K-Drama Fans In India
Love K-dramas? Want that flawless glass skin and stylish wardrobe? Heres how K-drama fans in India can follow Korean skincare and fashion trends with ease!
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When The Stars Gossip Review: Lee Min-Ho's Comeback K-Drama Feels Like It's Trying To Hit All The Right Notes But Is Laughably Bad
When The Stars Gossip Review: It is a series that suffers from over-ambition and under-delivery.
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Motel California Review: Lee Se-Young And Na In-Woo's K-Drama Dares To Wade Into Murkier Waters
Motel California Review: It walks a fine line between being an intimate, emotional drama and a narrative about the burden of memory.
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Boyfriend On Demand: BLACKPINK'S Jisoo And Seo In-Guk Confirmed For K-Drama Series
The series continues with the trend of Netflix's investment in Korean content, following the streamer's string of hits in the romance genre
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K-Pop Music To K-Dramas, Why Korean Pop Culture Is So Popular In Manipur
The Korean wave has had a profound influence on the youth of Manipur since the early 2000s. The craze for Korean films, TV series, and music has reshaped entertainment preferences and inspired a cultural shift in the northeastern state.
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Bogota City Of The Lost Review: Song Joong-Ki's Film Falls Short Of Its Potential
Bogota: City Of The Lost Review: A film that promises much but ultimately offers a familiar, albeit competently executed, crime story.
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The Trauma Code: Heroes On Call Review - The Medical K-Drama Is Beyond Masterful
The Trauma Code: Heroes On Call Review - It's a show that doesn't shy away from the harsh realities of modern healthcare while also celebrating the human capacity for empathy, resilience and growth.
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Newtopia OTT Release Date: When and Where to Watch it Online?
BLACKPINK’s Jisoo stars in the highly anticipated K-drama Newtopia, set to premiere on February 7, 2025. Based on the novel Influenza by Han Sangwoon, the series blends zombie apocalypse action with a heartfelt romance. The plot follows two lovers, Kang Youngjoo (played by Jisoo) and Lee Jaeyoon (played by Park Jeongmin), as they attempt to reuni...
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How K-Dramas Are Revolutionising Gender Representation
From feisty heroines to men embracing roles traditionally reserved for women, Korean dramas are boldly flipping the script.
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Good Boy: Park Bo-Gum, Kim So-Hyun And Lee Sang-Yi's K-Drama Gets A Premiere Date
Good Boy follows a team of former medal-winning athletes who become police officers fighting against criminal organisations.
-
Karma Review: A Worthy Addition To South Korea's Impressive Catalog Of Crime Thrillers
Karma Review: The performances across the board are exceptional, with Park Hae-soo delivering a standout turn as the enigmatic witness.
-
Lee Da-Hee On What Drew Her To The Divorce Insurance: "I Admired How My Character..."
Besides Lee Da-Hee, the K-drama also stars Lee Dong-wook, Lee Joo-been and Lee Kwang-soo in lead roles.
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Hyper Knife Now Available on JioHotstar: What You Need to Know About New South Korean Medical Crime Thriller
‘Hyper Knife’ is a South Korean medical crime thriller that follows Dr. Jung Se-ok, a former neurosurgeon who performs illegal surgeries after losing her medical license. The series, starring Park Eun-bin and Sul Kyung-gu, explores morality, power, and the consequences of pushing scientific limits. With six episodes confirmed, the show is avail...
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When Life Gives You Tangerines Review: IU And Park Bo-Gum's K-Drama Is Precisely A Rare Treasure
When Life Gives You Tangerines Review: It offers an experience both sweet and tart, a reminder that life's most meaningful moments often arrive without fanfare, nestled within the quiet rhythms of ordinary days.
-
Touch Me Not Telugu OTT Release Date: When and Where to Watch it Online?
Telugu crime thriller Touch Me Not brings a suspenseful story of psychometry and crime-solving to JioHotstar. Starring Navdeep and Dheekshith Shetty, the show follows a teenager who can unlock past secrets by touching objects, leading him into a dangerous serial killer case. Directed by Ramana Teja, the series is an official adaptation of the Korea...
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Glow Like A K-Drama Star: Skincare And Fashion Tips For K-Drama Fans In India
Love K-dramas? Want that flawless glass skin and stylish wardrobe? Heres how K-drama fans in India can follow Korean skincare and fashion trends with ease!
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When The Stars Gossip Review: Lee Min-Ho's Comeback K-Drama Feels Like It's Trying To Hit All The Right Notes But Is Laughably Bad
When The Stars Gossip Review: It is a series that suffers from over-ambition and under-delivery.
-
Motel California Review: Lee Se-Young And Na In-Woo's K-Drama Dares To Wade Into Murkier Waters
Motel California Review: It walks a fine line between being an intimate, emotional drama and a narrative about the burden of memory.
-
Boyfriend On Demand: BLACKPINK'S Jisoo And Seo In-Guk Confirmed For K-Drama Series
The series continues with the trend of Netflix's investment in Korean content, following the streamer's string of hits in the romance genre
-
K-Pop Music To K-Dramas, Why Korean Pop Culture Is So Popular In Manipur
The Korean wave has had a profound influence on the youth of Manipur since the early 2000s. The craze for Korean films, TV series, and music has reshaped entertainment preferences and inspired a cultural shift in the northeastern state.
-
Bogota City Of The Lost Review: Song Joong-Ki's Film Falls Short Of Its Potential
Bogota: City Of The Lost Review: A film that promises much but ultimately offers a familiar, albeit competently executed, crime story.
-
The Trauma Code: Heroes On Call Review - The Medical K-Drama Is Beyond Masterful
The Trauma Code: Heroes On Call Review - It's a show that doesn't shy away from the harsh realities of modern healthcare while also celebrating the human capacity for empathy, resilience and growth.
-
Newtopia OTT Release Date: When and Where to Watch it Online?
BLACKPINK’s Jisoo stars in the highly anticipated K-drama Newtopia, set to premiere on February 7, 2025. Based on the novel Influenza by Han Sangwoon, the series blends zombie apocalypse action with a heartfelt romance. The plot follows two lovers, Kang Youngjoo (played by Jisoo) and Lee Jaeyoon (played by Park Jeongmin), as they attempt to reuni...
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How K-Dramas Are Revolutionising Gender Representation
From feisty heroines to men embracing roles traditionally reserved for women, Korean dramas are boldly flipping the script.
