Random Best Korean Dramas Of 2019 (56 items)

(#35) VIP
- Jang Na-ra, Lee Sang-yoon, Lee Chung-ah
Delving into the corporate world with a touch of mystery, VIP kept audiences hooked with its enthralling narrative about the lives of an elite department store team. Jang Na-Ra and Lee Sang-Yoon's captivating performances illuminated the personal and professional struggles the characters faced, expertly weaving a mix of office politics, hidden pasts, and marital discord that left viewers eagerly anticipating each episode.
(#26) The Crowned Clown
- Yeo Jin-goo, Lee Se-young, Kim Sang-kyung
A riveting historical drama, The Crowned Clown showcased the remarkable talents of Yeo Jin-Goo, who masterfully portrayed dual roles as both a tyrannical king and a compassionate clown. The drama unfolded an intense power struggle, drawing viewers into the heart of palace intrigues and exploring themes of ambition, loyalty, and the sacrifices made for love and power.
(#34) Hell Is Other People
- Im Si-wan, Lee Dong-wook, Lee Jung-eun
A chilling psychological thriller, Hell Is Other People plunged viewers into a harrowing world of suspense and fear. Im Shi-Wan and Lee Dong-Wook's exceptional performances brought the unnerving narrative to life, exploring the darker recesses of humanity and the eerie nature of shared living spaces while brilliantly distilling the essence of horror.
(#31) Perfume
- Shin Sung-rok, Ko Won-hee, Cha Ye-ryun, Kim Min-kyu
With its unique premise and a heartwarming exploration of self-acceptance, Perfume captivated audiences with the blossoming romance between Go Won-Hee's magically transformed character and Shin Sung-Rok's fashion designer. The series glittered with sincerity, charm, and humor, examining the complexities of beauty and the transformative power of love.
(#49) When the Devil Calls Your Name
- Jung Kyung-ho, Park Sung-woong, Lee Seol, Lee El
A gripping tale of ambition and redemption, When the Devil Calls Your Name presented the pact between a talented songwriter, played by Jung Kyung-Ho, and the devil, portrayed by Park Sung-Woong. The enthralling plotline and stellar cast kept viewers glued to the screen, as they navigated themes of self-discovery, love, and music's transcendent power to heal.
(#18) My First First Love
- Ji-soo, Jung Chae-yeon, Choi Ri, Kang Tae-oh, Hong Ji-yoon
Delighting viewers with its coming-of-age tale, My First First Love explored the complexities of friendship, love, and self-discovery. With a stellar ensemble cast, including Ji Soo and Jung Chae-Yeon, the drama gracefully navigated the intricate balance between heartwarming moments of camaraderie and the bittersweet realizations that come with growing up.