Pranju Shree

Watching Life Gives You Tangerine has been nothing short of life-changing for me. The dramas didn’t just entertain—it opened my heart in a way I never expected. It made me pause, reflect, and truly feel the silent sacrifices our parents make every single day. What struck me the most was the raw, honest portrayal of ordinary people—especially parents—fighting silent battles behind warm smiles. I began to see my own father in the characters: his tired eyes, the quiet strength, the little things he gave up without ever making it known. The dramas peeled back the curtain on everything our parents do that we take for granted. One quote that hit me deeply was: "Parents dwell on what they couldn’t give. Children dwell on what they couldn’t have." It broke me and healed me at the same time. It made me realize that while I was busy longing for things I never had, my parents were grieving the things they couldn't give. That moment changed how I look at them forever. Now, whenever I think of Life Gives You Tangerine, my heart feels heavier, yet more grateful. It reminded me that love isn't always loud—sometimes it's a quiet struggle, a missed meal, a long shift, a warm tangerine left on the table.

[spoiler alert] So, tbh 20th century girl has been in my fyp every single day plus my best friend recommended to watch it and i did i mean when the movie first started I was happy it was giving a sweet story vibe little did i knew the ending was so tragic.. Back to the topic i actually liked all the casts the actors, actresses, other characters who gave an amazing performance in a group and individually everything was on point.. But the fact that still annoys me is how the male lead actually died.. The reason was still untold the way the nabora kept on waiting for him.. Everything makes me wanna cry again.. Overall everything was amazing

I can't explain how much I adore this drama loved it. it's gonna be my fav drama of all time and I'll just wait for S2 till my death.