5 Korean Dramas Of Jung Hae-in That Are Worth The Watch

Jung Hae-in made his official debut in a K-Drama in 'Bride of the Century'. He played his first lead role in the 2018 drama Something in the Rain. Since then he has been achieveing great opportunites and recognition in life. South Korean actor Jung Hae-in has taken the Korean drama world by storm with his emotional and impressive acting skills on screen. He is now one of Korea's highest paid brand endorsers. The actor has definitely gone a long way from college musicals to playing the young lead in AOA Black's Moya music video to his small but unforgettable cameo in “Goblin”. With his leading man looks and excellent acting skills, we can only anticipate that his star will continue to rise and shine. Take a look at the must watch Korean dramas of this superstar:-

1. Something In The Rain

This drama centres on a couple's relationship as they struggle with their age gap—which is seen as a social taboo in some communities—while progressively falling in love. Jin-ah (Son Ye-jin), a 30-year-old manager of a coffee shop. Despite being an easygoing person, she lives a rather hollow life. After being dumped by her boyfriend, she suddenly develops romantic feelings towards her best friend's younger brother Joon-hee. The show gives us a closer look at many subjects, but it focuses especially on the lives of women in South Korea and throughout the world in terms of their careers, relationships, and sense of value. It is romantic, humorous, tragic, and full of gender-neutral tropes. It's the kind of series that makes you fall in love with the romance while also shattering your heart.

2. One Spring Night

This drama tells the story of Lee Jeong-in (Han Ji-min), a librarian who had just ended a four-year relationship with a banker, Kwon Gi-seok (Kim Jun-han). She meets single father and pharmacist Yoo Ji-ho (Jung Hae-in) who is dealing with the stigma of with being a single parent. He received his degree from the same institution she did. Except for Lee Jeong-in, Ji-ho must deal with this societal stigma from practically everyone, including his parents and friends. Ji-ho and Jeong-in both need to make difficult choices because they have a difficult road ahead of them. Did love triumph in the end?

3. A Piece of Your Mind

A Piece Of Your Mind is a story about Moon Ha Won (Jung Hae In) and Han Seo Woo (Chae Soo Bin) who met by accident through Ha Won’s past love, Kim Ji Soo (Park Joo Hyun). They ultimately fell in love after each other provided them with solace. The drama is an in-depth exploration of the themes of love and loss, solitude and community, and the perplexing process of coping with it all. Please take the time to view this captivating journey of unrequited love, second chances at love, coping with loss and sadness, compassion, healing, forgiving, and moving on.

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4. D.P.

This six-episode Netflix series set in 2014 reveals the "undesirable nature of the military" in South Korea. D.P., which stands for "Deserter Pursuit", stars Jung Hae-in as Private Ahn Joon-ho and Corporal Han Ho-yul. This drama tells the tough reality that soldiers experience during their mandatory call to duty is revealed through a young private's mission to catch army deserters. The drama focuses on the life of soldiers serving in military. Here tthe team's mission is to track down military deserters, which takes them on an exciting, action-packed journey. Bullying, hazing, and the concept of the fittest winning in the camp were all portrayed in the series and also presented the inside realities found in military camps (List Of Bollywood Divas With Army Background). It has a 2nd season as well with 6 episodes.

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5. Snowdrop

Snowdrop was one of the most anticipated and controversial K-dramas of 2021. A love story between a North Korean spy(Jung Hae in as Im Soo-ho) and a college student (BLACKPINK's Jisoo as Eun Young-ro), Snowdrop travels a challenging and perilous route against the backdrop of 1987, when many protesting students were falsely identified as North Korean spies and brutally put down through imprisonment and torture. Do watch this dramatic love story to find how the things turn up further.

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