K-Obsessed: Reply 1988 To It's Okay To Not Be Okay, 5 Best Korean Dramas Highlighting Strong Sibling Bonds

Korean dramas have become a significant part of popular culture, and the portrayal of sibling bonds has added depth and complexity to the storylines. Sibling bonds have become a main part of many Korean dramas. These dramas not only entertain but also provide insights into the importance of sibling bonds and how they can strengthen and support us through life's challenges. Here are some of the best Korean dramas that portray strong sibling bonds:

1. ‘Reply 1988’

Set in the late 1980s, ‘Reply 1988’ revolves around the lives of five friends living in the same neighbourhood. The drama beautifully portrays the strong sibling bond between Sung Deok-sun (Lee Hye -ri) and her older brother Sung sun-woo (Go Kyung-pyo). Despite their constant bickering, their relationship reflects the warmth and support that siblings share. Their interactions are filled with bickering, teasing, and unwavering support, creating a relatable and heartwarming portrait of sibling relations.

2. 'True Beauty'

Next is 'True Beauty', this lighthearted rom-com offers a delightful portrayal of a three-sibling dynamic. The Im siblings - Ju-kyung, Ju-young, and Hee-kyung showcase a typical yet charming mix of bickering, competition, and unwavering support. Their hilarious interactions and unwavering support for each other's dreams make for a heartwarming watch. True Beauty was a very hit drama that is loved for its storyline and charming cast.

3. ‘It's Okay To Not Be Okay’

This drama tackles mental health and healing through the heartwarming story of Moon Kang-tae, a dedicated caregiver who takes care of his older brother Moon Sang-tae, who has autism spectrum disorder. Their bond showcases the immense responsibility and care involved in sibling relationships, but also the unconditional love and unwavering support that transcends all challenges. Make sure to watch this Korean drama to witness their journey as they navigate life's complexities together is both emotional and uplifting.

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4. ‘Cheese In The Trap’

'Cheese In The Trap' is popularly known for its romantic love triangle but also for exploring the interesting sibling bond between In-ho and In-ha. Lee Sung-kyung portrays In-ha, who uses her younger brother to maintain her extravagant lifestyle. He struggles with her melodramatic behaviour but remains supportive, ultimately helping her know her mistakes. The complex relationship portrays moments of both melodrama and support, showcasing the challenges and love in a sibling bond.

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5. ‘Little Women’

‘Little Women’ is a story about the Oh sisters. Oh In joo is the oldest among the Oh sisters with Oh In kyung, the middle sister, and Oh In hye being the youngest of the three. All three of them grew up in a poor household. From a young age, they have only known the simple fact that having money is the most important thing to protect their family. In the story, one of the sisters received 70 billion won money from her deceased friend, but one of the wealthiest families in Korea will do everything to get all the money from them.

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