Amantes em Praga (2005)

Amor e Política na Cidade das Luzes

Lovers in Prague é um dorama que mistura romance e intriga política. A história segue um diplomata coreano e uma repórter que se apaixonam em meio a uma série de eventos políticos e sociais complicados em Praga. O enredo explora como o amor pode prosperar mesmo quando cercado por tensões e responsabilidades profissionais.

O dorama é conhecido por sua ambientação charmosa e por seu enredo que combina romance e elementos políticos. A química entre os protagonistas é palpável, e a narrativa oferece uma visão interessante sobre como a vida pessoal pode se entrelaçar com o cenário político. As cenas em Praga adicionam um toque visualmente agradável à trama.

Ideal para quem aprecia histórias de amor que acontecem em contextos internacionais e complexos, Lovers in Prague é uma série que oferece tanto romance quanto uma visão intrigante do mundo diplomático.

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Lovers in Prague is third drama by screenwriter Kim Eun Sook and second in Lovers trilogy.
Its predecessor Lovers in Paris was 11th in 50 top rated Korean dramas. Ratings for this one were good but not as amazing as for the first drama in this series.
This time Kim Eun Sook reversed the roles and rich guy, poor girl screenplay transformed into poor guy, president’s daughter script.
It is refreshing that it’s free from all the usual clichés (which on the other hand Lovers in Paris was full of). There is no vengeful ex (or self-proclaimed) girlfriend/fiancée, family secrets, parents that hinder their children happiness (at least not for two main characters) with excuse that they know what is best for them. In this aspect this drama is good but unfortunately it fell short in other aspects.
The biggest fault in my opinion is love triangle. I felt annoyed with their interactions and squabbles. Chemistry between main leads wasn’t strong enough to make me turn the blind eye on this matter.
And this, love triangle, turned quite lovely Yun Jae-Hee (played by amazing Jeon Do Yeon) into depressing woman. I also found second male lead boring and although the first lead wasn’t spectacular he was better.
One of the highlights in this drama are supporting characters and their stories. None of them seamed flat and they all had something interesting about them. My favorite side characters are Yun Jae-Hee’s bodyguard played by Ha Jeong Woo and Yun Jae-Hee’s younger brother, who also had the best side story. Jang Geun Suk was so adorable as lonely, slightly rebellious teenager and son of a president. His love story was so cute that I couldn’t wait to see the pair on screen again.
Ending wrapped up everything nicely. Nothing was left unexplained and confusing which is, you must admit, a rare occurrence.

Music wasn’t memorable but it also didn’t distract me from watching.
I don’t think I’ll rewatch it because I didn't like that love triangle and I’m not really a re-watcher.

Overall this drama was okay and if you have time to spend you can try it. Especially if you want to take a rest from rich man, poor woman drama formula.

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