Looking to get your K-drama fix while flying on Singapore Airlines? You’re in luck — we’ve got fantastic shows to keep you entertained.

K-dramas suffered from a bad rep in the ’00s. Dismissed as soapy trash back then, they were frequently the stuff of parody. But they have come a long way since then and entrenched themselves in global pop culture. K-dramas are no longer consigned to the romance genre; now, they span everything from thrillers and melodramas to good ol’ rom-coms.

For those who are swept up in the hallyu craze, catch these three K-dramas on KrisWorld that will draw you in with their unique blend of compelling characters and intricate settings.

The Player 2: Master of Swindlers

Six years after their last big con, Kang Ha-ri (Song Seung-heon) and his crew of elite swindlers are back in The Player 2: Master of Swindlers. This time, they’re pulling off even bigger heists and targeting corrupt elites who believe they’re untouchable.

For its second season, the show has received a production upgrade, with a slicker look, grander action sequences, and more magnificent locales. The chemistry between the old cast remains strong, but an infusion of new blood switches up the character dynamics. And yes, The Player 2 continues blending high-stakes action with sharp wit and thrilling twists.

Whether you’re a fan of fast-paced crime dramas or just love watching the rich get outplayed, The Player 2 delivers nonstop entertainment with an extra dose of style.

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5 elite con artists join hands to catch lawbreakers who get away with crime by money and power.

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Doubt

Fans of K-thrillers won’t want to miss Doubt, a gripping series that weaves together family drama elements and a high-stakes murder investigation. Criminal profiler Jang Tae-su (Han Suk-kyu) finds his professional life colliding with his personal struggles when he begins to suspect his daughter, Ha-bin (Chae Won-bin), might be connected to the murder case he’s investigating. Their already strained relationship, with Ha-bin resenting her father for her mother’s death, is tested as the investigation unfolds.

The series masterfully builds suspense as Tae-su struggles to reconcile his paternal instincts with his sense of duty to uncover the truth. With its intricate plot, emotional depth, and the electric chemistry between the two actors, Doubt is an edge-of-your-seat psychological thriller that explores the themes of loyalty, trust, and family.

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Tae-soo struggles between the urge to trust his daughter as a father, and the suspicions he has as a cop.

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Good Partner

Written by Choi Yu-na, a divorce lawyer, Good Partner follows two — you guessed it — divorce lawyers. Prickly star lawyer Cha Eun-kyung (Jang Na-ra) takes rookie lawyer Han Yu-ri (Nam Ji-hyun) under her wing as her new partner and mentee, and they begin to form a bond and learn from each other.

Eun-kyung teaches Yu-ri the tricks of the trade she has gained over her 17-year career, while the latter gets her mentor to open up more. Because of Choi’s background, the show possesses authenticity as it delves into sensitive topics and issues in its ‘case-of-the-week’ episodes. Expect a variety of cases that deal with anything from affairs and custody battles to domestic violence and abuse.

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Good Partner

Cha Eunkyung, a star lawyer and Han Yuri, a rookie lawyer transform their friction into a partnership.

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