Queen of Tears K-drama Review: Love in Every Scene

Hey everyone, I hope you're well. So, I wanted to talk about the new K-drama, "Queen of Tears," which dropped on Netflix on March 9th. But then I got very angry when I couldn't find the Hindi version. Netflix said it was coming, but at the end, Netflix made an April Fool.

According to some sources, the Hindi-language dubbed version of this K-drama has not yet reached Netflix; hence, Netflix has not been able to add it, but the good news is that this issue will be fixed soon, in a few weeks.

And let me tell you that I mostly like to watch movies or web series in my national language because it gives a different feel, which is probably difficult to get in other languages, and Queen of Tears will be the first such content that I have seen in Korean.

Now the reason behind this. Although, if I wanted, I could have waited till the Hindi-dubbed version of the show came out, everything shown in this is an edge-of-the-seat experience, especially for those audiences who like to watch romantic Korean dramas.

Story

In this drama, we get to see Kim Soo-hyun, who is a very top actor in Korea and charges a lot for her acting. On the other hand, we get to see Kim Ji-won, who is a top-class actress. And both of them have done a very good job in this entire series.

So we can see the story of Hong Hae-in and Baek Hyeon-woo. Hong Hae-in belongs to a big business family; she is very rich, but currently she is working as an intern for her own company.

When Hong Hae-in is working as an intern, she meets another intern named Baek Hyeon-woo, who helps Hong Hae-in a lot, and Baek Hyeon-woo has no idea. It turns out that the company he is working for actually belongs to Hong Hae-in, and Hong Hae-in is completely hiding her identity.

One day, Baek Hyeon-woo proposes to Hong Hae-in. In order to get married, Hong Hae-in reveals her real identity to him, and then Baek Hyeon-woo gets a little confused about how he can marry Hong Hae-in after all.

Then Hong Hae-in herself comes to Baek Hyeon-woo with a marriage proposal. After marriage, Baek Hyeon-woo gets to know the real things about Hong Hae-in and what kind of lady she is after all.

Queen of Tears Review

This kdrama will seem quite normal to you in the beginning, but as the show progresses, you will realize that it is very different. It has a lot of excitement, a lot of thrills, a lot of mystery, and also a lot of comedy, and the way Baek Hyeon-woo has done comedy, it was a lot of fun watching his acting.

When Baek Hyeon-woo is crying, looking at him, it seems that he is crying from his heart because Hong Hae-in has put him in such situations. I guarantee that hardly any of you can imagine how his marriage life is passing. 

When the first episode is about to end, the words that come out of Hong Hae-in's mouth give me goosebumps.

This drama has a total of 16 episodes; its episodes are coming every Saturday and Sunday, and the episodes are going to be 70 minutes long.

Positive and Negative Points

This drama is very good; according to me, you should not miss watching it. From the screenplay to the storyline, overall, it is an incredible show.

If I have to point out the negatives of this show, there's not much, but I'm really let down by one thing: the lack of Hindi dubbing. The trailer got me all excited in Hindi, but when the show came out, there was no Hindi dub to be found. Sure, they say it'll be released in Hindi in a few weeks, but I really hope Netflix doesn't pull this stunt again.

I keep watching many dramas, but Queen of Tears seemed different. It is something else, but whatever it is, it will give you complete fun.

Well, what viewpoints do you all have on this K-drama? Share with me.

That's all I have for today.