K-Dramas That Show The Real Essence Of Bromance, Here’s Where You Can Watch Them

A great bromance has the power to defeat all existing romances. The best thing about having a bro you can rely on is they are always there, even when you do not expect it. If you are having a terrible day, they’ll be there to console you, if you are on cloud nine, they will be holding your hand flying with you.

Here are 5 K-dramas that you can watch where bromance has been shown in its rawest and most beautiful form.

‘Guardian: The Lonely and Great God’

This K-drama revolves around Throw a 940-year-old Goblin (Gong Yoo) and a Grim Reaper (Lee Dong-wok). It features their sweet rift and bitter-sweet fights over unnecessary things. Even though they are enemies, they are forced to reside under the same roof. The K-drama is very entertaining and its plot twists will have you gasping. You can watch this on Netflix and Jio Cinema.

‘True Beauty’

If you want to go back to your high school days, you can watch ‘It’s Okay To Not Be Okay’. This Korean drama is a story about Lee Su-ho (Cha Eun-woo), Lim Joo-kyung (Cha Eun-woo), and Han Seo-jun (Hwang In-Yeop) going about their high school lives, the drama, the heartbreaks, and the first love. You can watch this on Netflix and Prime.

‘The King: Eternal Monarch’

‘The King: Eternal Monarch’ is a saga of Lee Min-ho and Kim Go-eun who belong to two different worlds. Lee Min-ho is the king of Corea who meets and falls in love with Kim Go-eun when he crosses the boundary between the universes. The series has one of the most breathtaking and thrilling romantic moments and a bromance you will never grow out of. You can watch this on Netflix.

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‘It’s Okay To Not Be Okay’

What's greater chemistry than the chemistry between two brothers? ‘It’s Okay To Not Be Okay’ is one of the best K-dramas to watch for great bromance. Moon KangTae and his brother have a beautiful relationship. Moon’s elder brother is autistic and he is constantly around to help him out. This K-drama will make you immerse in it as it explores untouched dimensions of emotions. You can watch this on Netflix.

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‘Start-Up’

Despite being known as a love story, the bromance between Nam Do-san and Han Ji-pyeong has greatly touched the audience. They have proven their friendship made it grow as they help each other become better versions of themselves. You can watch this on Prime.

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