K-drama Lost Season 2: The autumn is knocking on the door and asking us to stay more inside than wander outside. And while staying inside you might want to watch something that is out of the box and an idea that might never have been worked upon.
Lost is a very subtle drama that onlookers on the life of one woman and one man whose life is not at all parallel but still they have the same problems as each other. A mid-life crisis is something that people who are in their 30s-40s usually face when they think that their life is not going as they thought it would and when they think they are not giving back to society in the way that is
desirable. Not having touched upon it ever this show is bringing on a fresh onlook on life and shows the dark area of life that everyone either is facing or will face in near future.
K-drama Lost Season 2: What to know before watching Season 1?
The usual myth about K-drama being only about romance and love is carefully and powerfully being broken by dramas such as this. A 40-year-old woman Bu-Jung a ghost-writer who had promised her dad to do something remarkable when she is only a ghostwriter and hasn’t achieved much.
While a 27-year-old man Kang-Jae who is going through some similar things. What happens when they cross each other’s past is a thing we need to find ourselves.
Bu-Jung is being played by Jeon Do-Yeon one of Korea’s national treasures; she is the actress who won the best actress in the 60th Cannes film festival and was the first-ever Korean to do so. She has great works like the housemaid, Happy end, and The Good Wife under her belt.
Kang-Jae is played by the young and thriving Ruy Jun-yeol apart from being ruthlessly handsome he too has done some projects like the king, A taxi driver, and others that made him shine in the Korean film industry. The starry cast and the storyline is enough to intrigue one’s mind and make your inside go on a roller-coaster. The drama is going to be released starting from September 4 and will air on Saturday and Sunday at 10:30 KST on the JTBC network.
We have to keep our eye peeled up for this one.
