Korean dramas are being watched by many people all across the globe because of their fascinating stories, actors, and plots. Not forgetting the music in k-dramas, which is unique in its way. In many Korean dramas, there have been scenes where supporting cast members receive more love and attention because of their excellent acting and the character they portray. Today, we will provide you with the list of the top 10 Korean dramas that gained popularity for their supporting cast actors.
1. Business Proposal
This drama is a package of romance, drama, and comedy and is based on the webtoon of the same title. Although the lead role actors, Ahn Hyo Seop and Kim Se-Jeong, gave excellent performances as CEO Kang Tae Moo and Shin Ha Ri, an employee in the same company. This drama became famous because of its second lead actors, Kim Min-Gyu, as the CEO’s Secretary, and Seol In-ah, who played the role of Young-Seo, Shin Hari’s best friend and the daughter of Marine Group’s owner.
2. Hwarang
Hwarang is a coming-of-age drama set around the time of the Silla dynasty. This k-drama starring Park Seo Joon, Park Hyung Sik, Go A-Ra, and Choi Min-ho became more popular because of its singer, who is a member of the Korean boy band BTS. Kim Taehyung, aka V, who played the role of Han Sung, the youngest Hwarang warrior, is admired for his cute acting and gestures in the drama. His adorable sword dance was indeed a show-stealing scene.
3. Her Private Life
This tvN drama is a 2019 romantic comedy based on the webtoon Noona Fan Dot Com, starring Park Min-Young. Kim Sun Young played the role of Uhm So Hye, a wealthy and whimsical former art director of Cheum Art Museum who stands out in the show for her weirdly stylish hairstyle and dressing sense. She straight away steals the audience’s attention with her excellent performance.
4. What’s Wrong With Secretary Kim?
The romantic comedy-drama is based on a novel by Jung Kyung Yoon. This K-drama keeps the viewers hooked till the end with good comedy scenes and romance, thrills, and a little suspense. With Kang Ki Young’s amazing comedy scenes, it is a must-watch K-drama for anyone who is a fan of Kang Ki Young.
5. True Beauty
Based on a long-running webtoon, True Beauty is a romantic comedy-drama starring Cha Eun Woo, Moon Ga Young, and Hwang In-Yeop. Kim Min-Gi, who portrayed the character of Lim Ju-Gyeong’s brother, is loved by the audience for his fantastic acting and his fights with his on-screen sister, Lim Ju-Gyeong. He has become the audience’s favorite character in this drama.
6. The Heirs
The school-set k-drama won the hearts of many because of the lead actor, Lee Min Ho. But it also attracted viewers who came after the supporting cast of Park Hyung-Sik, Kim Woo-Bin, and Kim Ji-Won, playing the roles of Jo Myung Soo, Choi Young Do, and Rachel, respectively.
7. Crash Landing On You
The romantic comedy-drama depicts the story of Yoon Se-Ri, the CEO of her beauty company, Se-Ri’s Choice, who accidentally enters North Korea because of her parachute accident. She was then caught by the on-duty military officer, Captain Ri. The story shows the fateful encounters of Se-Ri and Captain Ri and how he helped her to escape back to her country. The squad of Captain Ri’s military friends, the village’s head, and all the other characters make the drama more engaging and fun to watch.
8. Coffee Prince
The drama depicts the story of a young girl Eun-Chan, who disguises herself as a boy to work in a coffee shop. Gong-Yoo plays the role of Choi Han-Kyul, an irresponsible bachelor who pretends to be gay to save himself from going on blind dates arranged by his grandmother. But the character of Noh Sun-Ki becomes the audience's favorite because of his charming nature and handsome looks. He is a heartthrob!
9. Memories Of The Alhambra
Memories of Alhambra is a 2018 romantic genre drama starring Park Shin Hye and Hyun Bin. Lee Re portrayed the character of Jung Min-Joo, a cute and smart sister of Ji-Woo (Park Shin Hye). She was admired for her excellent performance and sweet nature in the drama. Lee Re is also known for her roles in many Korean dramas, such as Hope, Peninsula Hellbound, etc.
10. It’s Okay To Not Be Okay
The performance of Oh Jung-Se as Kim Soo-Hyun’s autistic older brother in this Korean drama is worth applause, which did not overpower its presence over the main leads, nor was it too weak to remain unnoticed. Also, we cannot forget the cute and silly fight between Moon Young and Sang Tae over that little toy.
