‘Money Heist’ adaptation, ‘Thirty Nine’ among 25 new K-dramas announced by Netflix for 2022
The Hindu
Other noteworthy titles in the list include Kim Hye-soo’s legal drama ‘Juvenile Justice,’ romance drama ‘Twenty Five, Twenty’ with Kim Tae-ri and Nam Joo-hyuk, and fantasy show ‘Tomorrow’
Following the record-breaking popularity of K-dramas such as “Squid Game”, “Hellbound” and “Vincenzo”, streamer Netflix’s Korean arm has announced that they are launching more than 25 Korean shows in 2022, its largest number to date.
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According to a release by the platform, Korean shows dominated global popular culture in 2021 with “Squid Game” alone becoming the streamer’s biggest show ever, most viewed in 94 countries.
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