K-Obsessed: Top Korean Dramas Highlighting The Best In-Law Characters On Screen

Korean dramas, known for their captivating storylines and compelling characters, often delve into the intricate dynamics of family relationships. While romantic plots take centre stage, the portrayal of in-law relationships adds depth and realism to these dramas. From supportive and affectionate to complex and challenging, here's a closer look at some of the best in-law relationships depicted in Korean dramas.

1. ‘Queen of Tears’

One of the best portrayal of a heartwarming in-law relationship can be found in the recent tvN K-drama ‘Queen of Tears’. According to Netflix, this drama is about, “The queen of department stores and her small-town husband weather a marital crisis - until love miraculously begins to bloom again.” Despite initial scepticism and problems because of the middle class and rich class status, both families gradually accept each other, and the bond between the protagonist and their in-laws deepens over time. The genuine care and mutual respect they demonstrate towards each other serve as a beacon of warmth amidst the trials they face together.

2. ‘Business Proposal’

Popular Korean drama ‘Business Proposal’ also features the best in-laws. There are a lot of funny scenes in the dramas where we see the protagonist and their in-laws' interactions in the most fun way which was loved by the audience a lot. It is based on the webtoon of the same name starring Ahn Hyo-seop, Kim Se-jeong, Kim Min-kyu, and Seol In-ah in the main roles. The drama is about a girl, who goes on a blind date in place of her friend, but later finds out that her date is the new boss of her company.

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3. ‘Reply 1988’

Another standout example is ‘Reply 1988’ a nostalgic series that revolves around the lives of five friends and their families living in a close-knit neighbourhood. Within this tight community, the relationships between the in-laws are portrayed with affection. Although there were times when the mother-in-law (Top Korean Dramas Featuring The Best Mothers-In-Law) crossed some boundaries as the story goes ahead things get better. From sharing meals to offering unwavering support during times of need, the in-laws in ‘Reply 1988’ display the importance of family bonds and the strength that comes from standing together through life's challenges. According to IMDb, “Five childhood friends, who all live in the same Ssangmundong neighbourhood of Seoul in 1988, lean on each other to survive their challenging teen years and set a path for their futures.”

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4. ‘What's Wrong With Secretary Kim’

In ‘What's Wrong With Secretary Kim’ viewers are treated to a refreshing take on the in-law relationship. It is based on the novel of the same name. The drama follows the swoon-worthy romance between a perfectionist vice chairman and his hard-working secretary, but it also explores the dynamics between the secretary and her future in-laws. The gradual understanding and acceptance between the protagonist and her in-laws add depth to the storyline because of the past plot, showcasing the power of empathy and communication in building strong family ties.

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