When a hardworking and hot-tempered police officer gets partnered with a lackadaisical lay-about, the mismatched duo will be thrown into the deep end when a criminal conspiracy unfolds in front of them in Han River Police - a new Korean action comedy series coming September 13 exclusively to Disney+ Hotstar. Tasked with keeping Seoul’s most iconic leisure destination safe, Sergeant Dujin and Lieutenant Chunseok regularly patrol the banks of the Han river, taking on terrorists, saving citizens involved in accidents, and solving a range of crimes. An unlikely duo that find themselves in a number of bizarre situations, the team will find themselves in over their heads when a wide-spread criminal conspiracy is uncovered within their jurisdiction.Starring Kwon Sangwoo as hot-tempered sergeant Han Dujin, Kim Heewon as lieutenant Lee Chunseok, Lee Sangyi as the malevolent Go Giseok; Bae Dabin as the overly-competitive Nahee, and Shin Hyeonseung as the workout-obsessed Jisoo, Han River Police is a laugh-out-loud story full of action, comedy and criminal intrigue.Han River Police is the latest Korean drama to join the ever-expanding library of local Original content available on Disney+ Hotstar. Viewers can subscribe today to enjoy immediate access to other unmissable Korean titles including Moving, about super-powered spies hiding their children from the nefarious clutches of world governments; the award-winning Big Bet, starring legendary actor Choi Minsik, and Big Mouth about an inept lawyer who is imprisoned as part of the murder case he is investigating.Stream Han River Police from September 13, only on Disney+ Hotstar.

In the scorching heat of August, as summer days grow longer and lazier, Disney+ Hotstar is delivering a sizzling treat for drama enthusiasts worldwide with its latest Korean Original series, "Moving." This electrifying drama, boasting an intriguing storyline and an A-list cast, is set to take viewers on a thrilling journey into the hidden world of superpowers and government intrigue."Moving" unfolds in modern-day Korea, where a group of individuals harbors extraordinary abilities, which they keep concealed from the world to shield their loved ones from harm and exploitation. Adapted from the immensely popular webtoon by renowned Korean author Kangfull, "Moving" has been one of the most eagerly awaited series of the year. Directed by Park Inje, known for his work on "Kingdom Season 2" and "Moby Dick," the show features a star-studded ensemble, including Ryu Seungryong, Han Hyojoo, the long-awaited return of Zo Insung to a drama series, alongside Lee Jungha, Go Younjung, and Kim Dohoon. As the danger looms ever larger, "Moving" explores whether anyone can halt Frank's relentless pursuit to uncover the children's secrets. With its gripping narrative, stellar cast, and the allure of superpowers intertwined with government conspiracies, "Moving" is shaping up to be a must-watch drama this August. The series promises to captivate audiences with its adrenaline-pumping plot twists, extraordinary character development, and the ever-present tension that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats.Catch the drama on Disney+ Hotstar, with two episodes airing per week, ensuring that you can savor the suspense and excitement while eagerly anticipating each installment.

Thriller black comedy series The Kidnapping Day, produced by AStory, will be available on Prime Video in Malaysia and more than 240 countries and territories worldwide starting Wednesday, September 13. New episodes of the 12-part series will be available weekly on Wednesdays and Thursdays. In the Prime Video app, members can also download episodes on their mobile devices and tablets and watch anywhere offline at no additional cost. Prime Video is available in Malaysia for just 25 MYR per month.The Kidnapping Day is based on the Korean novel of the same name, which features a clumsy kidnapper and a genius child working together as they get tangled in unexpected circumstances. There will be thrilling twists and laughs along the way as the pair seek the truth behind mysteries and murder. Director Park Yu-young who took part in Model Family, Love Alarm Season 2, and Kingdom Season 1 will be helming the series with writer Kim Je-young who previously worked on films including Miss Wife, Insane, and Cheese in the Trap.The main cast stars Yoon Kye-sang, Park Sung-hoon, newcomer Yoo Na, and Kim Shin-rock. Yoon Kye-sang, who most recently starred in Kiss Sixth Sense, will act as desperate father Kim Myeong-jun who decided to kidnap Ro-hee in order to pay for his daughter’s hospital bills. Park Sung-hoon, who acted in The Glory, will portray Park Sang-yun who is a detective investigating the kidnapping. Yoo Na, who was chosen amongst 500 auditionees, will play the cynical and brilliant child Choi Ro-hee. Kim Shin-rock, who acted in Reborn Rich, will be Myeong-jun’s ex-wife Seo Hye-eun who proposes the kidnapping.The Kidnapping Day joins hundreds of other shows and films available on the Prime Video catalogue such as Imaginur, Juang, Abang Long Fadil 3, and Coast Guard Malaysia. Korean titles such as The Killing Vote, HeartBeat, Lies Hidden in My Garden, Battle for Happiness, Tale of The Nine Tailed 1938 and Jinny’s Kitchen, anime hits such as Rurouni Kenshin, on top of award-winning and critically acclaimed Amazon Originals like Citadel, The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, The Boys, Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan, and Emmy and Golden Globe winners Fleabag and The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. Prime Video members are able to watch films and shows anywhere and anytime on hundreds of compatible devices.

As the countdown to the much-anticipated premiere of Netflix's enigmatic mystery-thriller series, "Mask Girl," draws near, the cast and director of the show graced a captivating press conference to shed light on the intricacies of the story and their experiences working together. Lead actors Ko Hyun-jung, Ahn Jae-hong, Yeom Hye-ran, NANA, Lee Han-byeol, and director Kim Yong-Hoon were in attendance, adding to the excitement of the impending release.

Netflix has announced the production of The Trunk, a mystery series starring Korean A-listers Seo Hyun-jin and Gong Yoo. The story revolves around a whirlwind of unforeseen events and secrets that follow after a mystifying trunk is found in the depths of a lake. 

On a night that celebrated the best Korean content in the streaming world, Disney+ Hotstar won four awards at the annual Blue Dragon Series Awards (BSA) on July 19, including the coveted Best Drama Series for its Korean tentpole series Big Bet. In its second year, BSA is the first ever industry award in Korea that recognizes the best stories and talent across various streaming services. Big Bet, a crime action series with a strong fan base over two seasons starring the legendary actor Choi Minsik, won the Best Drama Series and Best Supporting Male Actor (Lee Donghwi). In its premiere week, the second season replaced the first season as the most watched locally produced original series on Disney+ Hotstar in Korea. “We are thrilled that our Korean originals including Big Bet, Revenge Of Others and The Zone: Survival Mission have been well recognized by the industry, and would like to congratulate the talent, storytellers and creative teams behind these high quality shows,” said Carol Choi, Executive Vice President of Original Content Strategy, The Walt Disney Company APAC. “We can’t wait for more audiences to enjoy these stories and look forward to spotlighting the best of Korean storytelling to the global stage.” 

Love and smiles have triumphed once again! The enchanting Korean rom-com series King the Land has won over audiences worldwide, having secured the top spot on Netflix's Global Top 10 TV (Non-English) chart for two consecutive weeks. If you adored King the Land, you're in for a treat as there are more rom-coms in the pipeline to set your aflutter on Netflix: 
2. Destined with You, premiering on 23 AugustBuckle up for a love story that defies destiny in Destined with You, starring Cho Bo-ah and K-pop sensation Rowoon. Follow the journey of a high-flying lawyer grappling with a family curse, and a seemingly ordinary civil servant who might just be the key to his salvation. 3. A Time Called You, coming soonTravel back in time with Ahn Hyo-seop and Jeon Yeo-been in a love story that transcends time and identity. A remake of the classic Taiwanese drama Someday or One Day, A Time Called You is a time-slip romance where Jun-hee (played by Jeon Yeo-been) goes back in time to 1998 to meet Si-heon (Ahn Hyo-seop), who looks identical to her boyfriend who passed away a year ago. You just know the series is going to lead to plenty of heartfelt and tear-jerking moments. Park Eun-bin, the formidable lead of Extraordinary Attorney Woo, is making a remarkable comeback on Netflix. This time around, the actress takes centrestage as Seo Mok-ha, a hopeful singer who is rescued after going missing and surviving alone on a deserted island for 15 years. Newly-integrated into a populous world, the aspiring songstress sets off on a journey of integrating into modern society while chasing after her dreams of becoming a diva. Art imitates life in Doona!, which stars IRL idol Bae Suzy as a former K-pop sensation whose life becomes intertwined with an ordinary university student portrayed by Yang Se-jong in a shared housing for students. Can their unlikely connection endure the harsh spotlight of celebrity? 

RACE, the latest Korean drama series, has arrived on the streaming platform Disney+ Hotstar, and it's already generating excitement among viewers. With its compelling storyline, talented cast, and captivating performances, RACE is a workplace drama that keeps audiences hooked from the first episode. As RACE unfolds, viewers are intrigued by the dynamics between the four leading characters. While the initial episodes have laid down the foundation, the true divide between them has only begun to take shape. The introduction of Moon So-ri's character adds an extra layer of anticipation, as viewers are eager to see how she will contribute to the narrative. Will the series follow the typical archetype of a love triangle or take an unexpected and refreshing direction? This uncertainty leaves viewers eagerly awaiting each new episode to see how the story unfolds.

The highly anticipated Korean drama "Black Knight" held its press conference on May 10, creating a buzz among fans and media alike. The event not only showcased the gripping storyline and unique universe of the series but also shed light on the exceptional chemistry among the ensemble cast. With renowned actors Kim Woo-bin, Song Seung-heon, Kang You-seok, Esom, and director Cho Ui-Seok in attendance, the press conference revealed the strong bonds and camaraderie that have developed among the cast members during the filming of this enthralling series. 

K-dramas are best known for their heart-fluttering dramas, especially romantic comedies that entertain its viewers with comical lines and quirky gestures. While the protagonists have charmed us with their humorous acting, some of these gifted actors have also gone the extra mile to establish their talent with a variety of works across a wide range of genres. Versatility is key, and their ability to transform into different characters is what sets them apart. Jeon Do-yeon’s most recent rom-com drama, Crash Course in Romance, has everyone swooning over the sweet awkwardness of two people falling in love in their late thirties. While the love story between a celebrity maths tutor and a single mother running her own store may have warmed your heart, she’s about to make your blood run cold in action film Kill Boksoon where she trades the apron for knives and guns as a top assassin in a contract killer agency. Song Hye-kyo has been dominating the industry for decades with her grace, beauty, and her superb acting skills. The same woman who gave us a fairytale romance in Full House and a heart-wrenching love story in Descendants of the Sun is tapping into her dark side with a revenge persona in The Glory. As Moon Dong-eun, she takes matters into her own hands and shows that revenge is a dish best served cold. Just thinking about how she meticulously mapped out her master plans is giving us the chills! If you’re an avid fan of rom-com drama, then you’re no doubt familiar with the name Shin Hae-sun. Her most iconic role is probably Jang Bong-hwan in Mr. Queen, which landed her a nomination for Best Actress (TV) at the 2021 Baeksang Arts Awards. However, her portrayal as the strong-willed but tragic real-life soprano Yun Sim-deok in Hymn of Death will make you forget about the cheeky Jang Bong-hwan. Based on true events, the historical miniseries revolves around a forbidden love story in which the actress plays a woman in pain, living in a hopeless era where women were not allowed to be active or independent.Jang Na-ra has quite a long list of romantic comedies in her resume thanks to her girl next door image, such as her notable role as “post-it girl” Kim Mi-young in You Are My Destiny and as a workaholic single mother in Oh My Baby. On the flip side, her role in VIP is a far cry from the usual bubbly characters she portrays on screen. In the series, her life turns upside down after discovering that her husband is having an affair, thus awakening the sleeping dragon within as she seeks to make him feel some of the pain that he has inflicted on her. Known for her bright and smiley personality, singer-actress Kim Se-jeong, who rose to stardom as a member of K-pop girl group I.O.I, is a perfect match for romantic comedies like Business Proposal. What fans of the idol never expected was to see her transform into a lean, mean, fighting machine in The Uncanny Counter. Her personality as a fierce demon hunter in the series demonstrates that she is not someone to be messed with as she defeats bullies, criminals, and evil spirits.