5 Hit Korean Dramas To Stream On Amazon Prime Video

The rise in popularity and love for K-dramas stands out as a notable cultural phenomenon. Various streaming platforms provide a range of genres, and while Amazon Prime Video may have a more limited K-drama collection compared to others, it still features some hidden gems. Alongside a compelling selection of Korean movies, the platform offers a list of must-watch dramas worth exploring.

'The Spies Who Loved Me'

'The Spies Who Loved Me' weaves an intricate narrative of love, secrets, and espionage. Kang Ah-reum, a wedding dress designer, becomes embroiled in a complex web of intrigue when she learns that both of her husbands are spies affiliated with different intelligence agencies. The storyline unfolds as a captivating exploration of the challenges and complexities that arise when love intersects with the world of espionage.

‘My Roommate Is a Gumiho’

A gumiho, a significant creature in East Asian folklore, takes centre stage in at least two shows on this list. 'My Roommate Is a Gumiho' unfolds the story of Shin Woo-yeo, a 999-year-old gumiho, and Lee Dam, a spirited college student, who end up sharing a living space after a twist of fate leads to the exchange of Woo-yeo's gumiho essence with Dam. The series captures their amusing and heartwarming journey as roommates, navigating the challenges of Dam's newfound gumiho powers and Woo-yeo's adaptation to human life.

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‘Anna’

In this melodramatic narrative, Bae Suzy takes on the role of a woman leading an extravagant yet unpredictable life fuelled by a chain of small deceptions. Yu-mi, portrayed by Bae, is a stunning and talented high school student constrained by her working-class background. Faced with rejection from a prestigious university, she fabricates an acceptance to her parents. As she leverages her beauty and resorts to small untruths to construct and sustain her luxurious lifestyle, Anna eventually grapples with the realisation that she has transformed into someone she hates.

'Tale of The Nine-Tailed'

'Tale of the Nine-Tailed' unfolds a captivating narrative deeply immersed in folklore, fantasy, (fantasy web series) and romance, factors that have significantly contributed to its widespread appeal. The storyline revolves around mythical creatures called gumiho, endowed with the ability to transform into human form. Lee Yeon, a gumiho haunted by a tragic history, crosses paths with Nam Ji-ah, a bold television producer delving into urban legends. As their worlds collide, the duo unravels secrets, confronts supernatural forces, and embarks on a captivating journey of romance.

‘Oh My Ghost’

In this endearing romantic K-drama featuring Park Bo-young, a delightful and somewhat haunting twist is introduced. Bong-sun, portrayed by Park, is an exceptionally shy woman struggling to make friends and nurturing a secret crush on Sun-woo, played by Jo Jung-suk, the renowned chef at the restaurant where she works. Additionally, Bong-sun is the granddaughter of a shaman, granting her the occasional ability to see ghosts.

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‘Heartbeat’

Woo-hyeol, a vampire driven by the desire to become human and encounter all-encompassing love, embarks on his latest attempt by sealing himself in a coffin for a 100-year slumber. However, a day before his transformation is set to complete, he is awakened by Joo In-hae, a seemingly cold-hearted school nurse who has recently inherited the mansion where he lies. Now existing as a half-vampire, half-human, Woo-hyeol finds himself cohabiting with In-hae in this unique horror-romantic-comedy.