Want to get your K-drama fix while flying on Singapore Airlines? Or are you looking for laughs from Korean variety shows? You’re in luck — we’ve got fantastic offerings to keep you entertained.

K-dramas had a bad rep in the ’00s. Often dismissed as soapy trash back then, they were frequently the stuff of parody. But they’ve come a long way since then and are now firmly entrenched 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 K-dramas, movies, and variety shows on KrisWorld.


Run BTS 2.0 
After a nearly three-year hiatus for mandatory military service, BTS is finally back together — all seven of them. Timed alongside their Arirang World Tour, Run BTS 2.0, a revival of the popular web series Run BTS, picks up right where the group left off in 2023. 

This time around, the members kick things off with a trip together, swapping old memories and diving straight back into their trademark chaos — think pillow fights, zombie-style games, and kitchen shenanigans. For longtime ARMYs — members of the group’s dedicated fanbase — this is the reunion they’ve been counting down to.

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Run BTS 2.0

RUN BTS 2.0 returns with a 3-episode trip to Ganghwa Island. The seven members face chaotic room assignments, a blindfolded zombie game, a fierce football match, and cooking penalties.

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Climax
Ju Ji-hoon stars as Bang Tae-seop, a ruthless prosecutor clawing his way up South Korea’s power ladder with one goal: taking down the Mayor of Seoul and the corrupt system behind her. It’s personal — his father was framed by corrupt prosecutors and conglomerates for defending workers’ rights, and took his own life as a result. Tae-seop has spent years chasing that revenge by the book, rising through the ranks the honest way, only to watch every legitimate route lead nowhere. Now he’s ready to play dirty — if only his wife, former A-list actress Chu Sang-ah (Ha Ji-won), weren’t hiding secrets of her own that could bring his whole plan crashing down.

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Climax

An ambitious prosecutor from humble beginnings gained entry to the upper echelons of society through a marriage of convenience. As powerful figures manoeuver for influence, fragile alliances begin to fracture, and the struggle for survival unfolds.

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Phantom Lawyer
Blacklisted by law firms because of his late father’s disgraced legacy as a corrupt prosecutor, Shin Yi-rang (Yoo Yeon-seok) has little choice but to strike out on his own. When he opens a small law office in Room 501 of the Okcheon Building, he discovers it was once a shaman’s house — and that the dead have a habit of dropping by with unfinished business.

Blending legal procedural, supernatural mystery, and comedy, this quirky drama follows the timid, clumsy Yi-rang as he teams up with a ruthless rival defence lawyer who doesn’t believe in the supernatural. Together, they take on cases brought to them by ghostly clients, with a major twist: Yi-rang doesn’t just see ghosts, he gets possessed by them, channelling their personalities right in the middle of the courtroom.

From the suspicious death of a K-pop trainee disguised as suicide to a murdered scientist determined to expose the truth from beyond the grave, every episode delivers a fresh mystery. Equal parts spooky, funny, and heartfelt, Phantom Lawyer is an easy binge that puts a supernatural spin on the courtroom drama.

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Phantom Lawyer

Possessed lawyer Sin I Rang resolves the deep grudges of the dead. He joins Han Nahyeon, a cold elite attorney who bets everything on winning, in a strange yet heartwarming adventure of supernatural justice.

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The Secret Friends Club
Who doesn’t love the thrill of giving (and receiving) the perfect gift? 

Now imagine turning that feeling into a full-time competition. That’s the premise behind The Secret Friends Club, a charming — if also chaotic — reality series in which celebrities covertly act as manitos (Secret Santas), exchanging thoughtful gifts and gestures while trying to conceal their identities.

Featuring a star-studded lineup that includes BLACKPINK’s Jennie, Dex, Choo Sung-hoon, Lee Soo-ji, and Noh Hong-chul, the show transforms gift-giving into a game of strategy, deduction, and surprise. Participants must win over their recipients while avoiding detection, leading to plenty of heartfelt moments, clever schemes, and unexpected reveals.

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The Secret Friends Club

A chaotic undercover gift-giving battle where, like the Snail Bride, they hide their identities and sneak into each other's life to deliver laughter and happiness, before leaving quietly.

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Love Me
Seo Jun-kyung (Seo Hyun-jin) appears to have it all together as a thriving obstetrician-gynaecologist, but beneath her successful exterior lies years of unresolved sadness and crushing loneliness. Haunted by guilt over a tragic accident that caused her family to fracture, she fills her life with meaningless blind dates.

Everything begins to change when she meets Joo Do-hyun (Chang Ryul), a warm-hearted man whose sunny disposition stands in stark contrast to the heaviness she carries. Love Me traces Jun-kyung’s slow journey towards healing and self-forgiveness as she grows closer to him.

More than just a romance, the series also offers a thoughtful look at familial ties and grief, exploring how different people cope with pain in wildly different ways — and how healing rarely follows a straight path.

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Love Me

A successful OB-GYN with wealth, fame, and beauty finds emptiness in life. The story explores loneliness and love through his journey and the lives of regular people and their families.

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Reply 1988 10th Anniversary 
A decade after we said goodbye to Ssangmun-dong, the gang is back — just not in the way you’d expect. Instead of a sit-down reunion, one of Korea’s most beloved dramas sends 15 cast members, including Lee Hye-ri, Park Bo-gum, Go Kyung-pyo, and Lee Dong-hwi, on a cosy two-day, one-night getaway in Gangwon Province.

Think less ‘retrospective special’ and more ‘group chat trip that finally happened’. In fact, the reunion reportedly started exactly that way, with Park Bo-gum suggesting it in their cast group chat. The result? Easy chemistry, genuine laughs, and the kind of warmth that made Reply 1988 a classic in the first place. Whether you’re a longtime fan or a total newcomer, the 10th Anniversary Special is a great way to fall for the cast.

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Reply 1988 10th Anniversary

Celebrating the 10th anniversary of "Reply 1988," the main cast reunites for a trip to Gangwon Province. They relive memories, recreate iconic scenes, and showcase their lasting off-screen bond.

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Ms. Incognito
Broke, in debt, and barely getting by, bodyguard Kim Yeong-ran (Jeon Yeo-been) suddenly lands a life-changing gig: protecting a terminally ill conglomerate chairman. But this isn’t just another security job; it’s the start of a twisted revenge plot.

Chairman Ga Seung-ho has unfinished business. Years ago, he found a long-lost daughter, only to lose her again under suspicious circumstances — her name dragged through scandal even in death. Convinced his own stepchildren are to blame, he sets a bold plan in motion … by proposing marriage to Yeong-ran.

Yes, it’s messy. Yes, it’s dramatic. And that’s exactly the point. Ms. Incognito delivers the kind of deliciously over-the-top revenge story that keeps you hooked episode after episode.

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Ms. Incognito

Kim Yeong-ran, a female bodyguard from humble beginnings, who entered into a contract marriage with a terminally ill conglomerate chairman of Gaseong Group. She must change her own identity and survive for 3 months.

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No Other Choice
What if job hunting became a blood sport? 

In this Golden Globe-nominated dark thriller from Park Chan-wook, a laid-off salaryman decides that if the corporate world is survival of the fittest, he’ll simply start by eliminating his competition — literally. Lee Byung-hun delivers a chillingly controlled performance as Yoo Man-su, a man whose identity is inseparable from being the breadwinner, and who begins to unravel when that role is stripped away. 

Adapted from Donald E. Westlake’s novel The Ax, the film starts out almost like an over-the-top comedy before spiralling into something far more unsettling. Each calculated move chips away at Man-su’s morality, revealing how desperation can lead to monstrous actions. 

By turns provocative and funny, No Other Choice slices into corporate culture with Park’s signature precision. 

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No Other Choice

Man-su, a respected paper industry executive, lives a picture-perfect existence with his wife and two children. But when a sudden corporate takeover shatters his professional life, Man-su finds himself unemployed and unable to maintain the comfortable lifestyle his family has long enjoyed. As months pass and job prospects dwindle, desperation takes hold. Faced with mounting pressure and the fear of losing everything, Man-su devises a chilling solution: eliminate his rivals—literally!

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