mukundala
Many people might skip this gem just because it is a Korean drama given how much commercial and generic the entire genre has become. In fact, this drama feels like it has gone back to the roots of the golden era of Korean Cinema. This series is a must watch if you are a fan of that era. The story has been told concisely in just 6 episodes. No extending boring parts just to fill the 10 or 11 episode quota that recent shows seem to be doing. All the actors played their roles very well - especially the two male characters who cause the most havoc. There are very few parts where the events are relatively over the top to how well the show is made, but that can be forgiven for how well the different pieces have been put together to make a nice story. We need these kind of innovative shows when there is so much drivel that's being shoveled onto our screens by all the OTT players. Hope we get more.
