Welcome To Samdal-Ri Episode 7 and 8 Review: Sam Dal sets to find herself, parts ways with Yong Pil because of his father

Story:

Welcome To Samdal-Ri is a sketch of Jo Sam Dalee, a successful photographer whose life turns to ruins after she encounters an assistant whose inferiority complex led to the downfall of everything Sam Dalee worked for around 15- 18 years.

Cast: 

The drama stars Ji Chang Wook and Shin Hye Sun and features Shin Dong-mi, Kang Mi-Na, Kang Yeong-seok, Lee Jae-Won Bae, Myung-Jin, Kim Mi-Kyung, Go Mi-Ja, Yura, Yoo Oh-Seong and Seo Hyun-Chul in crucial roles.

Episode 7- Breaking Up, With Love

Cho Sam Dal’s mom finds out that Sam Dal and Yong Pil have been to Seoul together and doubts if they have feelings for each other; on the other hand, after confronting her junior, who accused her of Abuse of Power, Sam Dal takes Yong-Pil’s advice seriously and sets out to find out her old self. Being unaware of the program held at Jeju Trail Olle, Sam Dal ends up witnessing a huge crowd pacing towards her, which is when she realizes the reason behind Yong Pil’s laugh. While Jin Dal’s encounter with Dae Young turns out adorable and hilarious, Jin Dal’s denial of the relationship and Dae Young’s concern make it endearing to watch. As the drama progresses, the reason behind Sam Dal and Yong-Pil’s break-up is unveiled. 

Episode 8-The Bracken Rain of Jeju

Sam Dal pleads with Yong Pil’s father to reconsider his decision in the previous episode, but his denial and resentment end the couple’s relationship on bitter terms. Haenyos (A Korean term for female divers who harvest seaweed and get hold of consumable Food) dive into the sea to make the most of a bright day. Still, Sam Dal’s mother’s condition worsens due to her heart condition. She later goes missing, and the authorities find it difficult to see her, as the past portrayal begins, showing Yong-Pil’s father’s resentment towards Sam-Dal’s family.

Analysis: 

The drama takes a humorous turn as new connections are bound to form, and old connections suffer from mending their differences. Overall, the drama took over the story, making it hard to sit for 2 hours to watch it outright.

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