Korean drama is ruling the world with its innovative content and great storytelling. Diverse in both content and form, they range from historical melodrama and romantic comedy to action, horror, sci-fi, and thriller. They’re invigorating in their comfort, quality, and breadth of originality. There’s always something good waiting under the surface, and that’s why people keep going back to them, wanting more.
The main reasons for the rise of Korean drama are emotional realism, fantasy, visually appealing, and creative writing that involves different backgrounds and diverse characters. Astonishingly 94.6 percent of Korean drama writers are females as estimated by the Korean Broadcast Writers Union and reported by CNN.
The execution is what matters.
K-dramas are the undisputed masters of using effective tropes that are appealing enough to easily attract large audiences and keep them invested through quality writing, high emotional stakes, and vivid onscreen chemistry. The examples are as numerous as genres: the genre-blending historicals (sageuks) Love in the Moonlight and The Red Sleeve, the crime thrillers Stranger, Signal, and My Name, romantic dramas like The Legend of the Blue Sea and romantic comedies like Business Proposal, and the wealth satire Sky Castle. As a bonus, whether the plot twists are intended to please fans or not, writers rarely appear to be afraid to defy expectations once they’ve established the promise of a certain type of well-told story.
The K-drama boom also reflects the growing level of interactivity between fans and content creators.
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