5 Best K-Romantic Dramas That Perfectly Capture The Ups And Downs of Dating Life: K-Obsessed

5 Best Korean Romantic Dramas With Dating Life:

1. ‘Do You Like Brahms?’

This romantic musical Korean drama is about, “The dreams and love of classical music students who find their own happiness after wandering between talent and reality”, as per IMDb. The story centres around a talented pianist and a violinist who struggles with her passion and self-worth. As they face personal and professional challenges, their relationship blossoms, revealing the complexities of love intertwined with the pursuit of dreams. The chemistry between Kim Min-jae and Park Eun-bin is beautiful, making every moment relatable and heartwarming.
You can watch ‘Do You Like Brahms?’ on Viki.

2. ‘What's Wrong with Secretary Kim?’

‘What's Wrong with Secretary Kim?’ is based on the novel of the same title starring Park Seo-joon and Park Min-young in the main roles. According to Netflix, the plot of the drama is, “A vainglorious executive who seemingly has everything faces devastating news when his adept personal assistant announces that she’s decided to quit.” As the drama goes on, viewers are treated to humorous and heartfelt moments that explore workplace dynamics and heart-fluttering romance between the lead couple. This drama beautifully illustrates the process of falling in love, making it a must-watch for fans of K-drama lovers.
You can watch ‘What's Wrong with Secretary Kim?’ on Netflix and Viki.

3. ‘It's Okay to Not Be Okay’

This beautifully crafted drama intertwines romance with mental health awareness. The drama stars Kim Soo-hyun, Seo Yea-ji, Oh Jung-se and Park Gyu-young in the main roles. It tells the story of a caregiver at a psychiatric ward and a children’s book author with antisocial personality disorder. Their unconventional love story unfolds as they help each other heal from their pasts. With its unique premise and emotional depth, this K-drama offers a refreshing take on dating, emphasising the significance of understanding and acceptance in relationships.
You can watch ‘It's Okay to Not Be Okay’ on Netflix and Viki.

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4. ‘Nevertheless’

Korean drama ‘Nevertheless’ offers a fresh take on modern relationships, showcasing the reality of dating in today’s world. “The intoxicating charm of a flirtatious art school classmate pulls a reluctant love cynic into a friends-with-benefits relationship”, is the main plot of the story as per IMDb. It tells the story of Yoo Na-bi (played by Han So-hee), a college student who believes in love but is cautious of romantic relationships after being hurt. She meets the charming and flirtatious Park Jae-eon (played by Song Kang), who loves the thrill of dating but is not willing to commit. Their push-and-pull dynamic leads to a complicated yet interesting relationship filled with drama, romance, and emotion.
You can watch ‘Nevertheless’ on Netflix.

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5. ‘Romance Is a Bonus Book’

According to Netflix, 'Romance Is a Bonus Book' is about, “A gifted writer who's the youngest editor-in-chief ever at his publishing company gets enmeshed in the life of a former copywriter desperate for a job.” Their evolving relationship highlights the difficulties of dating in a competitive environment. Their relationship is filled with heartfelt moments and subtle romance, making it a favourite among viewers who appreciate love stories grounded in real-life situations.
You can watch ‘Romance Is a Bonus Book’ on Netflix.

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