K-drama fans rejoice: Stream best of the best K-dramas for free
Get ready for International K-Drama Day on Rakuten Viki
It’s a blissful treat day for K-drama lovers!
Rakuten Viki, free app that offers a large collection of Asian entertainment, is treating fans with ten most favourite dramas to stream for free.
The streaming service, in 2023, announced November 29 as an International K-Drama Day.
This year, the service is keeping up with the tradition and giving fans a complete chance to binge watch on their favourite series, best K-series, for free.
Moving onwards November 29, the application will offer new and old K-dramas to watch. From rom-com to fantasy and thrillers, their will be something for everyone.
The lineup includes longtime fan-favorites including What’s Wrong With Secretary Kim and Guardian: The Great and Lonely God as well as recent titles such as Cinderella at 2 AM and My Lovely Liar.
That’s not about it. The streaming service is also giving fans access to exclusive interviews with the cast and crew from popular K-Dramas.
Moreover, the Asian streaming giant will roll out interviews with actors including Nam Yoon-su (Love in the Big City) and Han Ji-hyeon (Face Me) on its social media platforms.
The festivities will commence from November 18 and will last for two weeks.
The streaming big is gearing up for International K-Drama Day with an exciting lineup of new releases.
Fans can look forward to the premiere of Love Your Enemy starring Ju Ji-hoon and Jung Yu-mi, and Brewing Love starring Kim Se-jeong.
Meanwhile, Family by Choice will conclude with its series finale on November 27, 2024, setting the stage for the International K-Drama Day celebration on November 29.
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