Korean dramas are not only addictive, but they are also growing in popularity among millennials and Generation Z. These series, with a strong narrative and brilliant portrayal of characters in limited episodes, can be easily enjoyed from the comfort of your own home.
This is why we have outlined some of the best K-dramas of all time, for you to
binge-watch on chill time!
The World Of The Married
This Korean drama follows Ji Sun Woo a well-known associate director in a hospital. She is married to Lee Tae Oh, a small entertainment company owner. They live happily in Gosan with their teenage son Joon Young.
Everything appears to be going swimmingly until Sun Woo discovers her husband’s infidelity. The couple then engages in a series of lies, betrayals, and acts of vengeance.
Sky Castle
Sky Castle, one of the most popular Korean dramas, a satirical series about wealthy mothers who live in a grand residential area called Sky Castle in Seoul, South Korea. They will go to any length to ensure their husbands’ success and their children’s admission to prestigious universities such as Seoul National University, even if it means destroying the lives of others.
A dreadful incident in the Castle, on the other hand, brings Han Seo Jin, Lee Soo Im, Noh Seung Hye, Jin Jin Hee, and tutor Kim Joo Young together.
Crash Landing On You
Crash Landing on You, directed by Kim Hui-won and Jung Hyo Lee, is about a South Korean heiress, Yoon Se-ri, who unknowingly lands in North Korea after a paragliding accident. Her fate is altered when a charming army officer named Ri Jeong-hyeok rescues and falls in love with her.
While Ri and his North Korean friends assist Yoon Se-ri in returning to South Korea, the couple attempts to find ways to be together.
Goblin
This fantasy-romance drama follows Kim Shin, a modern-day goblin who was a decorated military general during the Goryeo Dynasty in his previous life.
He wishes to end his cursed immortal life with the help of Ji Eun Tak, a human bride. Meanwhile, Kim Shin’s roommate is revealed to be a grim reaper, to whom Kim’s nephew leased their home