Sushma Mohitlal

Korean series never disappoint ever. This is another amazing series that will make you stick to the screen until the end. There wasn't a second where I got bored or not curious about what will happen next. Two things that I noticed and we're really astonishing for me....first ....even after going through so many things the main lead was able to me move forward with his values in life which is really amazing and rare in real life. Second, the police man didn't charge his phone for so many days and yet it had 12% left at the end. 😂

It was really an amazing story. Full of emotions, care and love. Loved the lead actor Lee do hyeon. Many of the scenes were quite indian types. One of the famous scenes 'palat'. 😅 The ending was really emotional and strong. The dialogues especially at the end are really great. I liked the story to the end. Only one point I had in mind. The ending looked purely intentional as I don't think a 8-10 yr boy would do such a irresponsible thing even after going through a tregedy before.

Spoiler alert: We all know it was a remake of 17 again. But they amazingly incorporated the importance of relationships and emotions into the story. As it was a series instead of a movie they good time to put light on each and every relationship. They also made changes and modifications to the story which was great in order to be synced with many people's mindsets, for example they removed the part where daughter has a crush on her dad..instead they showed a beautiful love story of two childhood friends. Likewise, all their changes got fit perfectly into the story. The most important point that I liked that both of them eventually noticed the efforts and sacrifices of their partner. Instead of just focussing on woman's sacrifices. In all its a perfect romantic comedy.

This has been one of the most awesome series that I have ever watched. Amazing story, great suspense, clever investigation and the direction is awesome. The couple's chemistry has been shown really good. The script has been written very perfectly. It drives your mind the way they want you to think and indulge the series. The one dialogue that I liked the most was 'i see dead people so it's difficult to believe that it's really you'. That was such an emotional line at that moment. I was quite surprised to hear that dialogue. The scriptwriter thought about this dialogue means he actually got indulged into the character and could actually feel how miserable the character would have felt at that very moment. That's how impressive the script is. You will not get bored or distracted at any single point. It's awesome to the end. Two things that I felt incomplete was the detective didn't ask him about what she found in the workshop and nobody gets to know how the serial killer actually died.

I have watched the Korean version and it was just phenomenal. They showed each and every single smallest thing in detail. The characters were really cute and we're portrayed properly. The actors were really amazing. I like the actress already in Dr. Romantic 2 and she is cute as always. The lead actor was also very cute. They give you heart fluttering moments throughout thr series. I am not that satisfied with the very ordinary ending but it can be ignored as the whole story went really amazing.

It was a nice story. The way the female lead starts to get attracted to male lead while hearing his voice was very unique and sweet. They properly chose the lead actor for this role...a guy who looks sad even when he is surrounded by happy people and is living a good life. Overall the story was really awesome. They perfectly showed the relationship between ajusshi and ji an. Very understanding, being there for each other and. feeling hurt when the other is hurt. A really strong bond to the end. But the ending wasn't that satisfactory. I didn't like the way the ajusshi chose to be righteous even when he wasn't happy that way. The way cried it was really emotional. But yet a thoughtful ending.