K-Obsessed: Snowdrop To Revenant, Korean Dramas You Can't Afford To Miss On Disney+ Hotstar

Hotstar, one of the leading streaming platforms, offers a wide range of Korean dramas that have gained immense popularity worldwide. These dramas are known for their unique storylines, compelling characters, and top-notch production values. Whether you are a fan of romance, comedy, fantasy, or action, Hotstar offers a wide variety of Korean dramas to suit everyone's taste. Here are some of the binge-worthy Korean dramas available on Hotstar:

1. ‘Snowdrop’

‘Snowdrop’ tells a forbidden love story set against the backdrop of the 1980s student movement in South Korea. Jisoo of BLACKPINK shines in her acting debut alongside Jung Hae-in. Their forbidden love blossoms amidst political turmoil and danger, as they navigate a web of secrets, betrayals, and sacrifices. The plot is full of twists and turns, keeping you guessing until the very end.

2. ‘Soundtrack #1’

Another Korean drama to watch on Disney+ Hotstar is ‘Soundtrack #1’ which tells the story of two childhood friends who have navigated the complexities of love and friendship for over 20 years. Han So-hee and Park Hyung-sik deliver heartwarming chemistry in this slice-of-life drama. The chemistry between the two leads, Park Hyung-sik and Han So-hee, is undeniable. Their friendship slowly blossoms into something more, and the way they navigate their feelings is both sweet and relatable.

3. ‘Revenge of Others’

‘Revenge of Others’ is a high-teen revenge thriller that tells the story of Ok Chan-mi (Shin Ye-eun), a high school student who transfers to her deceased twin brother's school to uncover the truth behind his alleged suicide. There, she meets Ji Soo-heon (Park Solomon), another student who helps the bullied students take revenge on their bullies. Together, they navigate a web of secrets, lies, and dark desires as they seek revenge against their bullies and expose the corruption within the school.

4. ‘When the Weather is Fine’

Park Min-young and Seo Kang-joon are playing the lead roles in this drama. ‘When the Weather is Fine’ is a slow-burn romance between a cellist returning to her hometown and a bookstore owner. The lead cast creates a melancholic yet hopeful atmosphere in this healing drama. Their rekindled connection helps them both heal from past wounds and find solace in the peaceful countryside. It's a refreshing change from the typical K-drama tropes, offering a mature and realistic portrayal of love.

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5. ‘Rain or Shine’

‘Rain or Shine’ tells the story of two people who are brought together by a tragic accident and find healing and hope in each other. The drama deals with sensitive topics like grief, loss, and trauma in a delicate and nuanced way. The characters' journey of healing and finding hope is very inspiring. This Korean drama was praised for its writing, acting, and direction. The drama is led by Won Jin-ah and Lee Jun-ho.

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6. ‘Big Mouth’

The drama ‘Big Mouth’ delves into the corrupt practices of the wealthy and powerful, highlighting the social inequalities that affect Korean society. The drama is about an underachieving lawyer who becomes entangled in a murder case investigation. He investigates a vast conspiracy involving the wealthy upper classes to preserve himself and his family. The drama stars Lee Jong-suk, Im Yoon-ah, and Kim Joo-hun in the lead roles.

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