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.
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.
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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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.
Catch this title under: Korean 한국어, New on KrisWorld, Bingeworthy Series, Top 20 on KrisWorld, For Suites and First Class
Cast: Seo Hyun-jin, Yoo Jae-myung, Lee Si Woo
Subtitles: English Subs, Japanese Subs
Love Me (Ep1)
Jun Kyung says that she’s not into dating or seeing new people.
63m
Love Me (Ep2)
Now that Mi Ran is gone, the lives of the remaining ones move on again.
68m
Love Me (Ep3)
After the funeral, the family is back to their lives.
63m
Love Me (Ep4)
Jun Kyung finds out about Do Hyun’s secret.
61m
Love Me (Ep5)
Jun Seo feels insecure as he feels that he’s not good enough for Sol.
60m
Love Me (Ep6)
An unexpected guest visits the house, and Jun Kyung finds out about Jin Ho and Ja Yeong.
61m
Love Me (Ep7)
Jin Ho visits Mi Ran's sister and apologises for dating someone new.
60m
Love Me (Ep8)
Jun Gyeong becomes flustered upon seeing Yun Ju, Daniel's birthmother, after Daniel's performance.
62m
Love Me (Ep9)
Even after listing the house, Jin Ho is torn, thinking it's a shame to sell the house.
60m
Love Me (Ep10)
Jun Kyung feels conflicted after seeing Do Hyun leave his studio with Yoon Ju.
66m
Love Me (Ep11)
Jun Kyung ends up asking Yoon Ju if Daniel is Do Hyun's biological son.
60m
Love Me (Ep12)
Ja Yeong sees Jin Ho struggling, so she decides to leave him and admit herself to a nursing home.
61m
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.
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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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.
Catch this title under: Korean 한국어
Cast: Hyeri, Park Bo-gum, Kyung-pyo Go
Subtitles: English Subs
Reply 1988 10th Anniversary (Ep1)
The Ssangmun-dong families reunite in 1988 outfits, playing retro games for lunch money.
90m
Reply 1988 10th Anniversary (Ep2)
The families reunite in Goseong for a nostalgic photoshoot and a "Family Entertainment" contest.
105m
Reply 1988 10th Anniversary (Ep3)
Four Ssangmun-dong dads, Dong Il, Moo Sung, Jae Myung, and Sung Kyun, will take on a challenge for the prizes.
113m
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.
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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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.
Catch this title under: Korean 한국어, Bingeworthy Series, For Suites and First Class, For Business Class
Cast: Jeon Yeo-been, Jung Jin-young, Jang Yoon-ju
Subtitles: English Subs, Japanese Subs
Ms. Incognito (Ep1)
Yeong-ran is miraculously hired as the personal bodyguard of the 70-year-old chaebol chairman, Ga Seong-ho.
68m
Ms. Incognito (Ep2)
Chairman Ga proposes marriage to Yeong-ran. She accepts, mortgaging her life to escape her debts.
62m
Ms. Incognito (Ep3)
Yeong-ran disguises herself as kindergarten teacher Boo Se-mi to fit in at Muchang. She meets Dong-min there.
64m
Ms. Incognito (Ep4)
Yeong-ran struggles to adjust to kindergarten life. The theft of her kindergarten tuition deepen her conflict.
64m
Ms. Incognito (Ep5)
An unexpected guest appears at the welcoming party, and the crisis becomes an opportunity.
68m
Ms. Incognito (Ep6)
Yeong-ran, whose identity is revealed to single dad Dong-min, approaches his son Ju-won, his weak point.
67m
Ms. Incognito (Ep7)
An uninvited guest with knowledge of Yeong-ran's past appears in Muchang.
65m
Ms. Incognito (Ep8)
Unidentified outsiders appear in the village. Yeong- ran and Dong-min track down the suspicious figure.
64m
Ms. Incognito (Ep9)
A shocking incident nearly resulted in the loss of a loved one. Yeong-ran heads to Seoul.
63m
Ms. Incognito (Ep10)
A full-scale confrontation with Ga Seon-yeong begins. An unexpected figure offers Yeong-ran a deal.
66m
Ms. Incognito (Ep11)
Holding the key to turning the situation around, Yeong-ran risks everything to save Dong-min.
60m
Ms. Incognito (Ep12)
Just as Seon-yeong is being appointed as the group's next CEO, Yeong-ran appears at the meeting.
65m
Moon River
Crown Prince Lee Kang (Kang Tae-oh) has spent five long years mourning the wrongful death of his wife, burying his grief beneath a life of luxury while quietly plotting his revenge.
His world shifts when he meets Park Dal-i (Kim Se-jeong), a street-smart merchant with memory loss and an uncanny resemblance to the late crown princess. Drawn together by circumstance and mystery, the two grow closer through a series of twists and turns … until one fateful accident leaves them waking up in each other’s bodies.
What sounds like a playful gimmick quickly becomes something more. Forced to live each other’s lives, Lee Kang and Dal-i begin to see beyond status and identity, even as fragments of Dal-i’s past start to resurface.
At its heart, Moon River is a story about fate, grief, and second chances — about two souls, bound by something deeper than memory, slowly finding their way back to each other.
A historical drama about a crown prince who has lost his smile, a peddler who has lost her memory and their inevitable love that spans lifetimes.
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A historical drama about a crown prince who has lost his smile, a peddler who has lost her memory and their inevitable love that spans lifetimes.
Catch this title under: Korean 한국어, Bingeworthy Series
Cast: Kang Tae-oh, Kim Se-jeong, Lee Shin-young, Hong Su-zu
Subtitles: English Subs, Japanese Subs
Moon River (Ep1)
Grieving Prince Lee Kang is captivated by Dal-i, who looks exactly like his dead wife.
67m
Moon River (Ep2)
Prince Kang helps memory-less Dal-i, but she is framed and sentenced before their date.
67m
Moon River (Ep3)
Prince Kang is forced to fetch his fiancée, meets Dal-i, and is later attacked by assassins.
74m
Moon River (Ep4)
The Prince is attacked but saved by Dal-i. After they quarrel, a mysterious event occurs when he touches her.
77m
Moon River (Ep5)
Kang and Dal swap bodies by a curse. They struggle to fix it, while Woo-hee plots against Kang.
77m
Moon River (Ep6)
Prince Kang and Dal are caught sleeping together, fueling rumours. Kang saves Dal from Han Chul's plot.
76m
Moon River (Ep7)
In the palace, preparations for Gang's state wedding are in full swing. Dal I keeps his distance from Gang.
77m
Moon River (Ep8)
Gang offers Dal I a concubine's contract. But the happiness is short-lived. Jim Jo escapes.
77m
Moon River (Ep9)
Gang and Dal I discover the mechanism behind their body swap.
77m
Moon River (Ep10)
After escaping the villa, U Hui runs away with I Un. Meanwhile, Gang and Dal I discover shocking secrets.
77m
Moon River (Ep11)
Even after some of Dal's memory returns, she decides to return to the palace and stick by Gang's side.
76m
Moon River (Ep12)
The Left State Councillor apprehends Dal's parents and Hong Nan to have them executed.
76m
Moon River (Ep13)
Gang and U Hui's wedding is just round the corner. They must retrieve the secret agreement.
76m
Moon River (Ep14)
The national wedding is interrupted. Han Cheol leads the Nameless group to the palace.
77m
40th Golden Disc Awards
A celebration of K-pop excellence, the Golden Disc Awards stands as one of the industry’s most prestigious events — often dubbed Korea’s answer to the Grammys.
The 40th edition delivers exactly what fans expect: show-stopping performances paired with career-defining wins. This year’s line-up features a stellar mix of K-pop heavyweights, from IVE to ENHYPEN, lighting up the stage with unforgettable sets.
Held at the Taipei Dome, the ceremony also underscores just how far K-pop has travelled — evolving from a regional phenomenon into a global powerhouse.
For the first time, South Korea’s top music awards were held at Taipei Arena, featuring presenters Song Joong-ki, Byeon Woo-seok, Ahn Hyo-seop, Jolin Tsai and Greg Hsu. K-pop stars BLACKPINK's Jennie, CORTIS, Stray Kids, ENHYPEN, IVE, LE SSERAFIM also attended.
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For the first time, South Korea’s top music awards were held at Taipei Arena, featuring presenters Song Joong-ki, Byeon Woo-seok, Ahn Hyo-seop, Jolin Tsai and Greg Hsu. K-pop stars BLACKPINK's Jennie, CORTIS, Stray Kids, ENHYPEN, IVE, LE SSERAFIM also attended.
Catch this title under: Korean 한국어
Cast: No Cast Available
The 40th Golden Disc Awards (Ep1)
For the first time, South Korea’s top music awards were held at Taipei Arena.
150m
The 40th Golden Disc Awards (Ep2)
For the first time, South Korea’s top music awards were held at Taipei Arena.
176m
Taxi Driver
Now in its third season, this propulsive action-thriller throws driver-vigilante Kim Do-gi (Lee Je-hoon) into his most dangerous mission yet: going deep undercover and infiltrating an international human-trafficking network.
When a desperate call from a Japanese girl goes silent, Do-gi’s Rainbow Taxi team — a covert group of vigilantes who right the wrongs the legal system can’t — reunites for a cross-border operation with sky-high stakes.
Adapted from the webtoon The Deluxe Taxi, the SBS smash has become one of Korea’s most consistent action hits, blending high-octane stunt work with investigative elements. Taxi Driver is such a ratings and critical hit that it won Best Drama Series (for its second season) at the 28th Asian Television Awards. Seeing baddies get their just desserts never fails to hit hard.
The story of a deluxe taxi driver who gets revenge on behalf of his passengers.
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The story of a deluxe taxi driver who gets revenge on behalf of his passengers.
Catch this title under: Korean 한국어, Bingeworthy Series
Cast: Lee Jehoon, Eui-sung Kim, Pyo Ye-Jin
Subtitles: English Subs
Taxi Driver (S03, Ep1)
A call brings the team together again. A girl named I Seo calls for help, but she disappears.
67m
Taxi Driver (S03, Ep2)
Do Gi’s plan to meet the boss of the yakuza seems successful. He gains Matsuda’s trust in his own way.
77m
Taxi Driver (S03, Ep3)
Driver Oh,preparing to operate his own private taxi. The Taxi Driver License he had ends up holding him back.
67m
Taxi Driver (S03, Ep4)
To catch the used-car dealer gang, Do Gi begins aggressively buying up their used cars.
61m
Taxi Driver (S03, Ep5)
15 years ago, Dong Su vanished after Mr. Jang helped him seek justice for his son.
64m
Taxi Driver (S03, Ep6)
Do Gi infiltrates a gambling den, taking over a gym. Dong Su collapses, and Mr. Jang finds mysterious codes.
61m
Taxi Driver (S03, Ep7)
After learning that the gym was being used to fix volleyball matches, Do Gi returns it to Im Dong Hyeon.
63m
Taxi Driver (S03, Ep8)
A fire breaks out at Im Dong Hyeon’s gym, and he’s found dead at the scene. Jo Seong Uk is also found drowned.
68m
Taxi Driver (S03, Ep9)
While driving the Deluxe Taxi, Do Gi rescues Ro Mi, an idol trainee who jumped into the Han River.
67m
Taxi Driver (S03, Ep10)
On the day of Elements’ debut, Ji An passes out, so Do Gi covers for her during the rehearsal.
72m
Taxi Driver (S03, Ep11)
Chief Choi is scammed trying to help Da Som. Rainbow Transport finds another victim, Yoo Min Jung.
60m
Taxi Driver (S03, Ep12)
Do Gi finds the mastermind, but a bomb kills the scammer. Tracing the killer's truck leads to Samheung Island.
60m
Taxi Driver (S03, Ep13)
Do Gi’s group infiltrates the island, but Jin Eon, Gyeong Gu, and Go Eun fall into peril, tailing suspects.
61m
Taxi Driver (S03, Ep14)
Do Gi’s crew uncovers the Samheung Island ring's violent history and plans to dismantle the organisation.
70m
Taxi Driver (S03, Ep15)
Hearing of Master Sergeant Yoo's suspicious death and demotion, Do Gi investigates her unit.
67m
Taxi Driver (S03, Ep16)
Do Gi finds Yoo Sun A’s hidden intel, revealing she died saving comrades while officers faked a mission.
76m
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.
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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2025 |
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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!
Catch this title under: Korean 한국어, Horror & Thrillers
Director: Park Chan-wook
Cast: Lee Byung-hun, Son Ye-jin, Hee-soon Park, Lee Sung-min
Subtitles: English Subs
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