K-Obsessed: 5 Korean Dramas That Highlights The Power of Bromance That You Shouldn't Miss

Korean dramas have been gaining popularity all over the world, and one of the most compelling aspects of these shows is the depiction of male camaraderie and friendship. Bromance refers to a close friendship between two men in Korean dramas. The concept of bromance has become a popular trend in the Korean entertainment industry due to its appeal to the audience. The best bromance Korean drama explores the bonds between two male leads in the most crazy and humorous way. Here are some of the best Korean dramas featuring bromance that are worth the watch:

1. ‘Goblin’

‘Goblin’ lead stars Gong Yoo and Lee Dong-wook are known as one of the best duos. The drama shows supernatural romance with a strong bromance between the goblin and his grim reaper friend. The two are made to live in a big house and getting used to one another's way of life proves to be a funny challenge. But the two quickly become great friends and have the best on-screen chemistry.

2. ‘Business Proposal’

‘Business Proposal’ features one of the coolest bromance pairs which is of the CEO and his secretary and people loved it. They rely on one another for everything. TaeMoo (CEO) returns the favour by taking care of SungHoon's (secretary) housework while SungHoon keeps him grounded and often provides him with a reality check.

3. ‘Tale Of The Nine Tailed’

‘Tale Of The Nine Tailed’ gave K-drama lovers the finest of the chaotic and fascinating bromance plot. Lee Rang gave up his love for his half-brother Lee Yeon in season 1 and was adored by K-drama audiences. And in ‘Tale of the Nine Tailed 1938’ (season 2) that Lee Yeon had returned to 1938, where he had met his brother Lee Rang, and had set off on an array of adventures.

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4. ‘Descendants of the Sun’

‘Descendants of the Sun’ is another Korean drama that features one of the best bromance plots. The captain of a special forces unit (Song Joong ki) and the master sergeant (Jin Goo) live, die, and double date together. Their bromance is firmly rooted in an unbreakable base because they work together to complete dangerous missions behind enemy lines and confront terrorist threats, whether rain, sun, or unexpected gifts from past blind dates. All while speaking in a professional military manner making the scene more funny.

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5. ‘The King Eternal Monarch’

In this Korean drama, the relationship between King Lee Gon (Lee Min-ho) and his royal bodyguard Jo Yeong (Woo Do-hwan) is the centre of attention. Since they were little children, the two have formed a close friendship that has remained unbreakable as they have grown. The two share an adorable and attractive cat-and-mouse relationship.

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