CLOY is a Korean romantic-comedy drama that has an 8.5/10 review. The movie was released on 2019 and contains 16 episodes in total. Hyun Bin,Son Ye-jin,Seo Ji-hye has played the major role in the drama.This Korean drama written by Park Ji-eun,directed by Lee Jeong-hyo tells about a successful South Korean bussiness women Yoon se-ri who accidently reaches North Korea while paragliding due to a sudden storm.She there meets an army captain Ri Jeong-hyeok who decided to help her go back to her native place.He hides her in his home from others and especially from his collegue Cha Cheol-gang who is in an intention to expose him
Captain Ri Jeong-hyeok and Yoon Se-ri fell in love as they spend their time together.Back at South Korea her family members suppressed her news of missing in fear of stock price loss.The love between Se-ri and Jeong is interpreted by another charecter Seo Dan to whom Jeong was engaged for several years by their family members.The first half of the story deals with Se-ri's hiding and how they are impeded by the corrupted and ruthless officer Cho Cheol-gang who wants to expose Jeong hyoek badly.Cho Cheol was the murderer of Jeong hyoek's elder brother who tried to expose his traitorous deeds.The relationship between Se-ri and Jeong hyeok distressed both Dan,his fiancee,and his family members.
In the second half the drama deals with Se-ri's come back to South Korea and her back in power to her entrepreneurship.Cheol-gang was sentenced but managed to escape and went after Se-ri.After a series of fight and rivalry Captain Jeong-hyeok and Se-ri rejoined.The drama indeed had a happy ending.This is a must watch korean drama.
Simply said, this is the most thoroughly delightful TV show I have seen in a long time, regardless of language. All three genres—comedy, romance, and drama—are brilliantly merged. Love the on-going, well timed comedy on the differences between North and South Korea. No one is left out or given an undue advantage. The romance sequences are vivid, and the goodbyes are devastating. Many amazing moments, from his parents' house to the motorcycle rescue. And despite utilising the distinctive split that exists in the peninsula, the carefully created thrilling plot miraculously has no gaps and has no red herrings. Both the stunning splendour of Switzerland and the peaceful Korean countryside are beautiful.
I can't think of another actor who would have been better for the role of the North Korean soldier than Hyun Bin, and he has some absolutely outstanding heroic rescue and romantic scenes. Son Ye Jin is charming and attractive, which helps to make her role sympathetic and endearing rather than unpleasant. She has a wide range. The supporting cast members are likeable, particularly the hearty thief Gu and his seemingly heartless fiancée Seo Dan. The S Korean family members' cruelty and avarice are terribly familiar, yet the adorable group of N Korean troops are all charming.
Hollywood hasn't been able to produce any fictional works that meet this level. The best television shows, like Narcos, are based on real people and events. Racial injustice, suicide, and other good but gloomy topics have dominated Hollywood programmes.
You'll smile, cry, and just be enthralled. How could they possibly top this, I wonder.
