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This is one of the truly meaningful Kdramas out there. The struggle Kang Mi Rae faces in accepting her own worth and coming to terms with the fact that beauty alone does not make one happy was truly a memorable watch. The characters of Eun, Jung Boon, Kyung Seok, Ye Na, Tae Hee were all nicely portrayed by the actors, and can be found all around us, in our daily lives. Even Su Aah and her mental illness is picturised with such nuance, that even while hating her character in the drama, you'll kind of understand where she's coming from. My absolute favourite was Hyun Jung, who acts as a pillar of support for Mi Rae throughout her journey of self awareness. The scene where Kyung Seok wears his school uniform and takes Mi Rae to their middle school, and creates new memories with her, making her teenage wish come true is just one of those things that make you fall in love with his character. Cha Eun Woo is great in this drama. I loved their chemistry, they look so cute together! It is a must watch if you want a deeply moving story of young adults dealing with love, appearances and self appreciation.

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If you are spending a budget of crores on a movie based on the life of people in Tehri Garhwal, take some time and send someone to actually check the local vernacular. Its actually painful to watch the ill-use of "bal" and "thehra" in every freaking dialogue of this movie. What the hell! Atleast try to fact check your script, or find a local guide to do so. Even a kid in Uttarakhand can tell you that it's inappropriate to use "bal" and "thehra" in a single sentence, since "bal" is spoken in the Garhwal region, while "thehra" is used in the Kumaon region of Uttarakhand. Nobody uses both words, its an either-or situation. And not everybody uses these words, or uses them so damn frequently. Kuch toh mehnat kro bollywood. 😑😑

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