New K-dramas to watch this September: ‘A Time Called You’, ‘My Lovely Liar’, ‘Song of the Bandits’, and more
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From ‘A Time Called You’ and ‘My Lovely Liar’ to ‘Song of the Bandits’ and ‘Arthdal Chronicles: The Sword of Aramun’, here’s a list of new K-dramas to watch this September
While September promises to be action-packed with a bunch of K-Dramas across genres lined up for release, there are some ongoing dramas as well that are continuing to keep up the intrigue. Here’s a selection of shows that promise to be exciting.
The Worst of Evil
A show with Ji Chang-Wook and Wi Ha-Jun? The Worst of Evil has been creating quite the buzz right from the casting stage for its choice of leading men. The K-Drama has Ji Chang-wook play an undercover police officer who is part of an operation to infiltrate a criminal organisation led by Wi Ha-jun. Set in the 90s, the show promises loads of slick action and drama.
The Worst of Evil premieres on Disney + from September 27
A Time Called You
A remake of the hugely successful Taiwanese show, Someday or One Day, the series follows Jun-hee (Jeon Yeo-been), who is grieving the death of her boyfriend Yeon-jun (Ahn Hyo-seop) and suddenly finds herself transported into the past where she inhabits the body of a different person. Expectations are high for this one, given the stellar cast and the success of the original.
A Time Called You premieres on September 8 on Netflix
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