4 Top Korean Dramas Featuring The Best Brother Roles: K-Obsessed

4 Top Korean Dramas Featuring The Best Brother Roles

1. ‘It's Okay to Not Be Okay’

This critically acclaimed Korean drama features a nuanced portrayal of brotherhood through the character of Kim Soo-hyun as Moon Gang-tae and Oh Jung-se as Moon Sang-tae. Sang-tae, who has autism, relies heavily on Kang-tae for support. Their relationship explores themes of sacrifice, understanding, and unconditional love, providing a heartfelt depiction of how siblings can uplift one another in times of struggle.

‘It's Okay to Not Be Okay’ IMDb rating: 8.6/10

Where to watch ‘It's Okay to Not Be Okay’: Netflix

2. ‘Kill Me, Heal Me’

‘Kill Me, Heal Me’ is, “A love story between the son from a wealthy family who has 7 personalities Cha Do-hyun and Oh Ri-jin who becomes his secret psychiatrist”, according to IMDb. The drama has a perfect mix of romance, mystery, and psychological thriller. Park Seo-joon plays Oh Ri-on, the devoted brother of Oh Ri-jin in ‘Kill Me, Heal Me’. His unwavering love and support for his sister stand out as one of his most loving aspects in the drama. With their open and honest bond, Oh Ri-jin is the brother you can always count on when life gets difficult and you want to rely on someone.

‘Kill Me, Heal Me’ IMDb rating: 8.3/10

Where to watch ‘Kill Me, Heal Me’: Viki, MX Player and JioCinema

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3. ‘Hwarang: The Poet Warrior Youth’

Set in the Silla Kingdom, ‘Hwarang’ showcases a group of elite warriors, including brothers Sun-woo (Park Seo-joon) and Ahn Ji-gong (Kim Taehyung). Their relationship, filled with camaraderie and shared goals, highlights the significance of brotherhood in a historical context. The series emphasises the importance of loyalty, bravery, and friendship, making the brotherly bonds a central theme in the narrative.

‘Hwarang: The Poet Warrior Youth’ IMDb rating: 8/10

Where to watch ‘Hwarang: The Poet Warrior Youth’: Viki and Netflix

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4. ‘Melting Me Softly’

In the Korean drama ‘Melting Me Softly’, the bond between Mi-ran (Won Jin-ah) and her brother Nam-tae (Park Min-soo) is heartwarming and unbreakable. Nam-tae, who has a developmental disability, relies on Mi-ran as his protector. She saves him from bullies, comforts him with red bean bread, and even carries him on her back, showcasing their deep sibling love. ‘Melting Me Softly’ is about, “A man and a woman participate in a 24-hour human freezing experiment. Due to a mysterious plan, the couple awakens 20 years later.”

‘Melting Me Softly’ IMDb rating: 6.9

Where to watch ‘Melting Me Softly’: Viki and Amazon Prime Video

These dramas not only entertain but also offer valuable insights into the importance of family and sibling bonds in our lives.

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Image credit: IMDb