Mujibur Rahman

I believe this drama had a fantastic start, but as the story progressed, it lacked the depth and complexity that keeps you engaged. Additionally, the acting wasn’t very strong, which made it feel more like a one-time viewing experience rather than something you'd want to watch repeatedly.

This is undoubtedly one of the most remarkable Korean dramas I've ever had the pleasure of watching. It's truly a masterpiece, boasting an incredible cast and exceptional acting that elevates the storytelling to a whole new level. The chemistry between the two main characters is nothing short of mesmerizing, and IU's performance in this drama is undoubtedly the pinnacle of her career. What sets this drama apart is its uncanny ability to portray reality in such a genuine and compelling manner. It's a rollercoaster of emotions, seamlessly blending moments that will make you burst into laughter and others that will tug at your heartstrings, leaving you in tears. Long after the final episode, this drama lingers in your mind, encouraging you to contemplate the complexities of life. It's not just entertainment; it's a profound reflection on human experience, prompting you to reevaluate your own perspective. One of the most significant takeaways from this drama is the profound message of kindness and compassion. It beautifully underscores the importance of treating others with warmth and empathy, reminding us that small acts of kindness can have a profound impact on people's lives. In conclusion, this Korean drama is a must-watch for anyone who appreciates storytelling at its finest. It's a genuine emotional journey that will stay with you and inspire you to be a better, kinder person long after the final credits roll.

The Doctor I found the drama to have a decent plot with average execution. While the story was predictable, the friendship between Dr. Yoo and her friend was a highlight and beautifully portrayed. However, the drama felt dragged out in several episodes and could have benefited from more focus on character and plot development. The supporting cast was also noteworthy. Unfortunately, the chemistry between Dr. Yoo and Dr. Hong was a major drawback for me. Their connection felt off and failed to capture my interest. Despite Park Shin Hye's impressive acting skills, she appeared uncomfortable around Dr. Hong.

Terrible cast and lousy acting!! That's the review!!

Excellent and heartwarming movie. Asin was unbelievably good in this movie. She was so loveable that she became one of my all-time characters. Amir Khan did an outstanding job in this movie.

Unbelievably dull and lack of scientific knowledge was so evident in this series. Some of the great actors acted exceptionally poorly in this series, especially Bae Doona, who played Dr. Song: the character was too boring, charmless, and lacked common sense. Yet, she was a scientist, completely ridiculous. Dr. Hong is not a good fit for this type of role. Other characters were not that great as well. Gong Yoo is one of my favorite South Korean actors, but he was only okay in this series. Overall, it was the most disappointing series of the year. The only positive aspect of this series is the CGI. Everything else is not working for me.

This show was good until Chelsea and Mia, two of the most annoying and unfunny characters, were introduced. Berta and Evelyn were hilarious. Alan was good but annoying. Jake was hilarious Rose was incredibly talented and funny. Melissa was hilarious too. Last but not the list, Charlie was too good.

A very weak story and direction cause this drama this low rating. 7.5/10 can be considered worst in Kdrama. The story was dragged too much and make the drama extremely boring and repetitive.

Excellent is the only word I can think of about this film

Bad acting and too shallow writing. Not a single character stands on high ground and has a week human character with a lack of honesty and dignity. Sadly, not a good one to invest so much time.