Com fortes emoções, Diva à Deriva transborda sentimentos lindos
Com certeza um dos melhores Dramas que já assisti, instantaneamente entrou para minha lista de favoritos de toda a vida.A história acompanha a jornada de Seo Mok Ha, uma garota sonhadora recheada de talento com uma voz incomparável, em direção a realização de seu sonho: conhecer sua ídola, Yoon Ran joo e se tornar uma cantora igual a mesma. Em primeiro momento, pensei que seria um dorama bem descontraído, bobinho, e leve, coisa que eu também gosto muito, mas logo no primeiro episódio já fui surpreendido com cenas muito mais profundas e chocantes do que eu esperava, afinal não é esperado que uma garota com um sorriso tão lindo como a Mok ha possa ter um pretexto familiar tão traumático e genuinamente trágico. Nisso entra nosso menino de ouro, Jung Ki ho, que possuindo também um relacionamento familiar trágico, ajuda e guia
Mok ha em direção a seu sonho, para que ambos fujam dos seus passados e construam seus futuros.
Não quero entrar em spoilers do primeiro episódio porque é um dos melhores ''primeiros episódios'' que já assisti, mas por conta de alguns acontecimentos, Mok ha acaba passando 15 anos isolada em uma Ilha sozinha, e no futuro, já com 31 anos, ela volta à sociedade em busca de se reestabelecer e realizar seus sonhos.
Essa história é de verdade uma das coisas mais lindas que já assisti, tocante do começo ao fim, com lições de moral importantíssimas e alguns dos personagens mais bem desenvolvidos que já vi em TUDO que já assistir (Yoon Ran joo eu te amo). A OST é linda com diversos artistas que eu adoro (Winter aespa, DINO Seventeen, THE BOYZ, Young K Day 6...) e com músicas da própria Seo Mok ha e sua voz angelical (A atriz Park Eunbin ARRASOU). Obviamente não é perfeito mas em meio a tantos acertos nem consigo considerar em listar qualquer defeito que venha a minha mente, apenas recomendo a qualquer um assistir, nos ensino muito sobre pessoas, tempo, amor, inveja, arrependimentos e mágoas.
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Lindo drama
'Castaway Diva' é um turbilhão de emoções, me fisgou desde o primeiro episódio.Aqui temos cada um enfrentando seus próprios traumas e nós nos envolvendo junto kkk.
Até a história de amor foi desenvolvida de forma linda mesmo esse não sendo o foco do drama; vi gente falando que os beijos foram borocoxôs, eu não achei, o contexto ali era um romance que começou na adolescência, uma das partes ficou desaparecida por 15 anos e agora estão revivendo aquela paixão.
Mas resumindo, é um drama lindo, com uma ost simplesmente uma perfeita, vale super a pena ser assistido.
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Castaway Diva
Um drama fofo e divertido, com seus momentos emocionantes. Um amor que ultrapassou o tempo e o espaço, lindo demais meu casal.Elenco em peso, Park Eun Bin e Chae Jong Hyeop simplesmente maravilhosos, Cha Hak Yeon é um querido.
Sei que é apenas um drama, mas 15 anos sozinha em uma ilha, e não enlouqueceu de vez, permaneceu com uma voz linda sem treino vocal, a pele branquinha e sem manchas???? O foco na cantora não foi muito legal. A história tinha todo um potencial, eles poderiam ter explorado melhor.
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Se desejar algo com todo coração,de forma inesperada irá se realizar.
Fiquei tão surpresa com este drama do começo ao fim! Comecei apenas por ser uma grande fã dos trabalhos da Eunbin e fui completamente surpreendida por uma história que vai muito além do que só romance.História - Eu amei o enrredo e roteiro deste dramam,conseguiram manter a emoção desde o primeiro ep ao último,os 3 primeiros eps me fizeram chorar sem parar,a história da infância deles foi simplesmente muito bem contada e é de emocionar qualquer um,vc realmente se sente no lugar dos personagens e sofre junto com eles. Algo que me decepcionou um pouco foi o Kiho ter se tornado tão "morno".Não sei,mas senti que o personagem não tinha a mesma emoção,mesmo tendo procurado a Mokha a vida toda,não senti conexão amorosa entre eles.Algo que não foi tão incômodo já que pra mim,o drama foi muito mais superação e companheirismo do que romance. Um dos destaques na minha opinião foi a amizade da Mokha e Ranjoo,foi simplesmente maravilhoso ver as duas se ajudando e construindo um laço juntas,assim como a familia do Kiho.Eles foram realmente a definição de uma família amorosa e foi maravilhoso e emocionante ver como eles construiram um lar amoroso mesmo após tanto sofrimento. Queria citar também a Ranjoo com a mãe,foi lindo de ver e quase morri de chorar,muito fofo!!
Atuação - Bom,o que falar da atuação nesta obra,simplesmente impecavél,atores ótimos que fizeram um trabalho muito bom em transmitir tanta emoção frente à um tópico tão delicado.Destaque especial pra Eubin que sempre traduz tão bem os personagens,ela realmente se joga de cabeça e entrega personagens impossíveis de não se apaixonar! Amei também ver o Hakyeon tendo destaque neste drama,com toda certeza as cenas com ele foram as melhores e saí completamente apaixonada pelo personagem ( fiquei obecdada pelo Woohak ). Hyojin também foi tão perfeita que me esquecia que estava vendo um drama e não era real.
Ost - Tá aí algo mais que perfeito neste drama!! cada música foi perfeita e trouxe ainda mais sentimento pras cenas,as cantadas pela Eunbin me surpreenderam demais! Ficaram muito boas na voz dela e fiquei viciada,sempre cantando junto com a personagem.
No geral este drama ganhou meu coração e com toda certeza entrou pra minha lista de favoritos! E ainda vou carregar diversas reflexões e ensinamentos. Vale a pena assistir esta obra tão tocante.
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Persistência e coragem para viver
Foi um drama que me emocionou muito, do começo ao fim, a história é linda, todo o enredo que prende você e te faz vibrar com as conquistas e sofrer com as perdas.Quero primeiro falar da estrela do show, Eun bin, nossa querida mok ha, eu a adoro desde the king's affection, simplesmente sou apaixonada pela forma que ela atua, pelos personagens que ela fez e esse foi um dos meus favoritos, a energia dela é incrível e combinou muito com a Eun bin, mok ha enche a gente de positividade, de alegria, de conforto e paixão mesmo. De tudo que ela passou nunca desistiu, pensou, mas não desistiu. E mesmo quando tinha voltado a cidade, ela não pensou em um minuto em desistir e só persistiu, continuou andando em frente e isso preenchia todo meu coração. Parabéns Eun bin, você mais uma vez foi incrível, espetacular e brilhou, cantando, mostrando mais um lado seu, sua voz que encantou nossos corações. Mok ha marcou a temporada de dramas em 2023 e não será esquecida.
O jong hyeop que sou apaixonada e deu a vida ao ki ho, inclusive queria dizer como escolheram perfeitamente os atores mirins do dois e como casou com os personagens. Voltando ao nosso green flag, golden retriever... Sou encantada pelos trabalhos dele, sempre são confortáveis, o sorriso dele que deixa a gente tão feliz, sempre entregando muito nos papéis e foi lindo me emocionar com ele nas cenas mais pesadas.
Falando sobre o ator que fez o chae ho, que encantou muito e fez um ótimo papel, odeio triângulos amorosos e principalmente entre dois irmãos mas no final deu certo, amém. Os pais deles também que história linda, amei demais!
A Ran Joo, uma história pararela mas que se conectava, porque a música conecta todo mundo ali e ver ela recuperar a esperança e acreditar de novo me deixou emocionada mas não gostei tanto que o final dela ficou aberto, queria muito ver ela cantando de novo, era meu desejo. No final, eu nem entendi meus sentimentos ao CEO, se ele era bom ou ruim, talvez fosse bom mas fez as coisas do jeito ruim, não sei, mas terminei meio indiferente.
Como eu disse, queria ter visto mas da ran Joo, mas um pouco do meu romance kiho e mokha, além do beijo que entregou muito e a cena mais bonita pra mim que foi ele comprando o tênis pra ela. Mas gostei do desfecho do drama, o ponto final na feliz história que só começa. Eles mereciam depois de tudo, gostei de como foi finalizada com o pai biológico deles morrendo e ficando sozinho.
A cenografia, fotografia é muito bonita e a OST que embala os episódios são lindas, orgulho do meu Dino por cantar uma música tão linda pra esse drama!
Um drama sobre desejos e sonhos, que se você acreditar muito eles se realizam.
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From Island Solitude to Stage Spotlight : Castaway Diva's Resonant Tale of Music and Resilience
Castaway Diva, directed by Oh Choong Hwan and written by Park Hye Ryun, is a musical melodrama that intricately unfolds the journey of Seo Mokha, a girl striving to become a diva after her return to normal life from an uninhabited island.
Mokha, with her sole dream of singing alongside her idol Ranjoo faces a devastating setback when stranded on an uninhabited island for 15 years. The narrative unfolds as she returns and embarks on her quest to become a diva.
Upon her return Mokha's reality shatters upon discovering her idol Ranjoo has become a washed up diva, no longer in the limelight and forgotten by the audience. Ranjoo's decline is attributed to various factors including a damaged voice and betrayal by her loyal manager, Lee Seojin.
Mokha's journey is interwoven with the rediscovery of her childhood sweetheart Kiho, revealing shocking truths about his family's struggles during her absence. The show intricately crafts well written characters, each serving as the hero of their own story, reflecting a keen attention to detail.
Seo Mokha's character is finely nuanced, with the writer paying meticulous attention to small details. The portrayal effectively conveys her detachment from the real world during her years on the island. The writer skillfully employs parallels between her island life and her struggles in the real world, adding depth to the character. Park Eunbin's portrayal captures Mokha's 15 year disconnect convincingly.
Ranjoo, the washed-up idol, undergoes a compelling character arc, blending selfishness and selflessness. Her decision to choose Mokha over her own career, despite using her for lipsyncing, showcases a complex and well developed character. Kim Hyojin's performance impeccably captures the essence of Ranjoo's character.
Kiho/Bogeol stands out as one of the most captivating characters in the series, captivating viewers with his kindness and selflessness towards Mokha. His sacrifice and relentless search for her on various islands highlight his extraordinary dedication. In facing a situation reminiscent of Mokha's past abuse, he chooses her well being over his own, ensuring her dreams remain intact despite the harsh reality. Chae Jong Hyeop's portrayal brings an innocence and charm befitting this endearing character.
Woohak emerges as a personal favorite, a protective elder brother to Kiho/Bogeol. While Kiho shields Mokha's dreams, Woohak safeguards Kiho from their abusive father even losing his memory in the process. Despite harboring feelings for Mokha, he gracefully steps aside upon discovering Kiho and Mokha's destined connection prioritizing their well being. Woohak's character development, transitioning from a carefree individual to a protective brother, adds depth to the narrative. Cha Hak Yeon's portrayal skillfully navigates the complexities of Woohak's character.
Lee Seojin remains a complex figure throughout the series, oscillating between moments of goodness while caring for Ranjoo and instances of greed, hindering her career. Kim Jooheon's seasoned performance adds depth to this intricate role.
Other impactful characters include the Kang Family, particularly Papa Kang, whose angelic presence resonates. The portrayal of abusive father Jung Bong Wan is chilling with the actor excelling in depicting the character's disturbing obsession with his son Kiho. Eun Morae a rival of Mokha adds a gray shade to the narrative, not entirely negative. Manager Park Young Kwan, initially despised undergoes a transformative backstory that makes his story arc one of my favorites in this well written drama
This show stands out for its exceptional cinematography creating an immersive experience that makes you feel the proximity to the sea. The vibrant color grading enhances the visual appeal offering a truly pleasing watching experience.
In the music department, the show excels with outstanding OSTs. Park Eun Bin's vocals stand out as she not only delivers the best performances but can rival idols with her exceptional voice.
In summary, Castaway Diva emerges as one of the best dramas of the year, seamlessly blending genres like romance, life, melodrama and mystery. Its creative and well written storytelling deserves a solid 10/10.
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Hands down to child actors.
The drama is off to a good start because of their exceptional performance. Hats off to them."You were right. If you wish for something, one way or another, it
will come true day. And it will happen in unexpected way."
Yall...okay but bogeols eyes when he saw mokha while hugging woohak after they found her
i need his pov for this!! why do i feel like his inner dialogue is saying that "mokha is alive/ i finally found mokha" but he cant take a step coz hes feelin guilty
aaaahhh idkkkkk i am so excited to watch the coming episodessss!!
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A LATER IN LIFE COMING OF AGE STORY ABOUT SURVIVAL AND LEARNING TO TRULY LIVE!
***DISCLAIMER: This is just my opinion. We don’t have to agree and I’m not here to argue with anyone.***General Overview:
This is the story about a girl named Seo Mok Ha who lives with an abusive father. She yearns to be a singer in order to get away from her mundane life in the country. Like her idol Yoo Ran Joo, she aspires to relocate to Seoul and pursue her dreams as a singer. She enters Ran Joo’s singing contest with the help of a fellow classmate, Ki Ho. At first he doesn’t want to help her but then finds enjoyment in seeing her light up as she performs Little do they both realize they have more in common than they though. Ki Ho is also being abused by his father. Ki Ho has to submit Mok Ha’s entry on her behalf since she is unable to do so after getting badly beaten up by her drunkard father. When she finally wins the competition, she gets to meet Ran Joo in Seoul, but she has to figure out a way to get there because she knows her father won't let her go. Upon learning of Mok Ha's ordeal at the hands of her father, he offers her a safe haven and instructs her to knock on his window should she require his help. They make a plan to leave together however things don’t work out. Her father finds out that she attempted to flee to Seoul by boat and goes ballistic trying to find her and bring her back home. Ki Ho spots him and goes to distract him / ward him off however he is too young so he falls powerless to him and loses the fight. When Mok Ha’s father finds her he end up chasing her aorund the boat until they get into an argument. Seo Mok Ha falls overboard and her father jumps in after her.
Eventually, she regains consciousness after washing up on the shore of a deserted island. She soon learns that she is alone after finding her father's remains. We see a glimpse of her survival during the fifteen years that she is abandoned on that island. Fifteen years later, she is discovered by a crew cleaning up the beach on a deserted island while using a drone. After chasing the drone, Mok Ha is found by the crew and is later rescued and brought to safety. From then on, we follow her as she embarks on a quest to fulfill her childhood ambitions and locate Ki Ho, the love of her life and a long-lost friend. When she returns to Seoul, we watch her attempting to make her way through a world that is so foreign to her while she learns how to be an adult and grow up, fight for her dreams, and stand up for the people she loves. Amidst all of this, tensions build, people get hurt, secrets are revealed, and Mok Ha has to decide for herself what is really important and where her loyalty lies. She must ascertain if she possesses the necessary qualities to become a DIVA!
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In More Detail (Spoilers Ahead):
This drama surpassed my expectations… I went into this not expecting or hoping for much. To say the least, I was not captivated by the first two episodes as much as everyone else. I found it extremely boring and struggled to find the will to finish episode 1 and 2. I would occasionally watch it, I got up to episode 4 then I stopped. Resuming, I binged the remaining 6 episodes when they were at episode 10. Then I was able to watch this drama along with everyone else when the last 2 episodes aired. For me the story started picking up in between episodes 6-9. But unfortunately this experience was nearly ruined / cut short because I saw a spoiler and was so irritated. Nevertheless I continued and I am glad I did.
Likes:
First of all, I think Ki Ho and Mok Ha's story was really brought to life by the young actors Lee Re and Woo Jin. They embodied their characters' anguish, despair, and desperation on film because they were so emotionally invested in them. I doubt the story would have had the same impact if any other young performers had played the roles. Moreover, their resemblance to the leads were uncanny! That casting and directing here was quite excellent.
I felt that Mok Ha's voice over and monologue gave this production and plot a lot more depth. There were many touching and heartfelt moments, and I believe Mok Ha took (as well as us viewers) could take away a meaningful lesson or message from each episode.
Park Eun Bin’s performance was really good. I particularly felt like she nailed the emotional aspects. I also commend her on her light hearted comedic country bumpkin-esque presence. She really had me convinced she spent 15 years on an Island. Her naivety was at times shocking but you come to realize she just has a good heart and always tries to see the best in people. But do not be fooled she is way stronger than she looks because of how much she had to endure for all those years on the island. As the story progressed you see how those events shaped Mok Ha into the strong individual she is today. I am a fan of strong female leads and it was interesting to see such a complex character grace the screen.
I really liked Bo Geol / Ki Ho… I was so impressed by Chae Jong Hyeop that i’ll be sure to check out his other projects His character was such a green flag and total softie at heart. When Bo Geol eventually tore down those walls and was prepared to let Mok Ha in, it was incredibly charming. Previously, I had always assumed that his icy demeanor toward her was him trying to protect her. I realize that later on he was either unable to hide his feelings or chose not to, which is why at times I felt he was acting a little too strongly or unexpectedly. I think that also explains Mok Ha's expression, as it caught me off guard numerous times.
The chemistry between Eun Bin and Jong Hyeop has to be discussed more. Even though it was just one moment, the intensity, tension, and passion were palpable on television. That kiss was the result of all those years of longing for one another, wishing, and praying that the other was okay, wherever they were. I couldn't help but smile and kick my feet, especially when it appeared like they could not get enough of each other and had no intention of stopping LOL.
The relationship between Mok Ha and Ran Joo was fantastic. They seemed like sisters to me. Sometimes Ran Joo was the elder sister, offering Mok Ha insightful counsel; other times, the roles were reversed, and Ran Joo was gaining a lot of knowledge from Mok Ha. It seemed as though Ran Joo's singing career was over, but with Mok Ha, she had a future in songwriting and producing/directing. They seemed to be mirror images of one another, with Mok Ha reminding Ran Joo of her past self and what it was like to be young, fresh, and ready for the world and all its opportunities. In contrast, Mok Ha Ran Joo was teaching her the importance of strength and determination in order to succeed in the industry. She made Mok Ha realize how important it is to put herself first rather than giving of herself all the time and then allowing other people to take advantage of her. In any case, you could sense their love for one another and that they only had one other's best interests in mind at the end of the day.
I also thought the competition between Mok Ha and Mo Rae made for an interesting dynamic. I definitely I rooted for Mok Ha through and through but I'd be lying if I didn't admit I eventually warmed to Mo Rae and I’m glad in the end they ended on amicable terms.
The assistant Yong-Gwan was sour at first but I liked his backstory as it gave us insight into his character. In the past he aspired to be an idol or celebrity but fell short due to lack of courage and being a pushover.
I have to say I enjoyed most of the songs although I felt the song Dream Us was played way too much. It got annoying so quickly in my opinion. The poignant ballads "Here I Am," "Until The End," "Someday," "Open Your Eyes," and "Fly Away" by Mok Ha are my favorite songs. I was particularly moved to tears by the last song "Fly Away" It was breathtakingly beautiful and just magical. I was really moved by Park Eun Bin's vocal performance. Mok Ha really slayed with that last performance and I was sold on her actually stepping into her destiny and becoming an idol / international sensation. When the song is finally released, I'll be listening to it on repeat because I loved it so much!
Dislikes:
To be fair, there’s not much I disliked. At times I felt like Mok Ha was too naive, trusting and easygoing and it made her seem like a pushover but at the same time – I’m glad she remained true to herself / who she's always been and did not let people’s influence or the industry pull a wool over her eye and change her / her morals.
I think the whole plot of Ran Joo and Mok Ha being outed on that live television broadcast was insane. I’m not sure how I thought she would have gotten recognized for her singing or for the truth to come out but I was not expecting them to go that route at all. It seemed like too many events revolved around that one singing TV show / set area. I wished there was a little bit more to it than just that.
The love triangle involving Mok Ha and the brothers was perhaps the aspect of the story that I found most irritating. It was superfluous, in my opinion, especially considering that Woo Hak had no chance at all because Ki Ho had been on her mind all these years. I felt horrible for Woo Hak, especially once he realized that he wasn't Ki Ho at all, after being misled into thinking he was. It was difficult to see him avoid Mok Ha, especially after he discovered that Bo Geol still harbored affections for her. Instead of arguing with his brother like we see in other shows, Woo Hak just wanted him to be happy, which is why he is such an amazing person! It's admirable, in my opinion, that he honored their decision and only wanted Mok Ha to be content, even if it wasn't with him. I literally teared up when his father consoled him after he admitted to having developed feelings for her. Like Woo Hak, I think that Mok Ha is quite endearing and gives others a sense of being seen and valued. Seeing Woo Hak go through that was difficult since, as previously mentioned, he is such a kind soul. Both brothers are such good guys who deserve the very best.
Additionally I feel like the father got off too quickly with such an easy death by suicide. He deserved to rot in jail and worse for all his crimes toward his so called “family” I really hated how he literally just walked up to Sang Doo in the middle of the street and stabbed him. That just made my blood boil… the fact that their family went through so much because of that psychopathic stalker and there was no real sense of justice was so heartbreaking. Woo Hak, Bo Geol and Ha Jung deserved so much better.
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Quotes I Liked:
“In my eyes, you seemed to lack a lot. You lacked maturity, manners, and thought. You also lacked worries, gloominess, concerns, or reasons to cry. So whenever I looked at you, I was annoyed.”
“Become so famous that no one could dare mistreat you.”
“15 years ago, I liked her because of how much she lacked. She lacked worries, gloominess, and concerns. But she seems to be full of them now.”
“No one is cowardly or deceitful because they want to be. We all become desperate and make choices for our own reasons.”
“In life, it feels like the world mistreats you. And you take your anger out on the wrong person.”
“How long can a secret remain a secret? If we cover the secret under layers of lies, can we keep the secret from surfacing?”
“If you keep worrying about the future, then you’ll end up with just as many regrets down the road. From now on, I’m going to do whatever I want in that moment.”
“Relationships often change depending on the circumstances. We couldn’t share the same path in the past. But now, things have changed.”
“I’ll probably regret it a little. But I’d regret it even more if I never even try. At least for ten years, I’d be doing what I love the most.”
“They say failure is the mother of success. I’ll just take it as learning a lesson from another mother and move on.”
“It was all or nothing. Do or die. I made up my mind and jumped into the water. And then, before you know it, you’ll learn how to swim and you might be able to catch a ton of fish.”
“Let’s become the best at all costs.”
“I guess it’s true that givers create takers.”
“Why are you a taker? You’re a gift.”
“One person is lying to protect his children, while the other is lying to punish them. Then, which one do you think is the real father?”
“In life, you’ll learn that some people become happy over other people’s misfortunes. You’ll learn that many become jealous of other people’s success. That’s because when their lives become pathetic, they refuse to blame themselves. That’s why they blame it on others and want to bring them down. Because that’s easier.”
“When we almost lost dad, I realized not expressing your feelings can be the biggest regret in life.”
“There’s a sword in my hand so I might as well wield it.”
“Having gone through it now, I learned wishes don’t always come true right away. They don’t come true when you want them to. They take a long time. You forget about them, then suddenly, they come true.”
“Don’t cut ties just because you don’t like them. And don’t give up even if it gets tough.”
“Stay strong, endure it, and hang in there. Then one day, your wishes will come true in unexpected ways.”
“Let the failure of others become a lesson to you. Learn what you can and ignore the rest.”
“By replacing those answerless questions with other things to fill up the time, I survived one day after another.”
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Final Thoughts:
In conclusion, I believe that the drama needed more romance and additional episodes. Although the kiss between our protagonists was beautiful, I thought there might have been more at the ending. The promise, tension, and chemistry were all there. Then again, maybe I'm just being greedy. Since Ki Ho and Mok Ha have reconnected as adults, I also wish their relationship had progressed further. It seems like we missed out on seeing them be an actual couple who hang out / go on dates and get to know each other all over again. Additionally, I also needed to see what happened with Ran Joo’s career, Mok Ha’s climb to success, the tabloids interfering with her private life and how she was coping with her instant fame etc.
Would I rewatch this drama? Yes, I think I’d rewatch it when the events are not so fresh in my head and if I had nothing else to watch. Again, it was hard for me to get into but I’m glad I stuck with it and waited for it to get better. If you told me a month ago I’d end up liking this drama as much as I do now I would not have believed you.
Overall, I think the difficulties were handled quite nicely. In the span of 12 episodes, Mok Ha underwent significant growth. Her monologues conveyed her emotion and heart, and I found her to be a rather trustworthy narrator. We had the pleasure of accompanying her on this coming of age journey and I just feel so blessed we got to see her transformation.
If you love mystery and intrigue with a dash of lightheartedness and sad/heartbreaking backstories, then I think you should definitely check out this drama. I adore how this drama strikes a perfect mix of comedy, drama, mystery, music, heartfelt moments, and excellent voiceover/storytelling to give us a glimpse into Mok Ha's mind. There are so many things to enjoy and you wouldn't want to overlook this drama at all.
With all that being said, I give this drama a solid 8/10.
Thanks for reading and happy watching! ❤️
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If you wish for something with all your heart, it'll come true in an unexpected way
This Korean drama is a story of resilience, hopes, and dreams. It highlights the enduring spirit of a woman who continues to reach for the stars despite the odds. Mixed in are celebrity drama, family conflict, mystery, and doses of rom-com.The series is the third collaboration of writer Park Hyeryun and director Oh Choonghwan, after Start-Up and While You Were Sleeping. They masterfully interweave humor with depth of emotion. The female lead, Park Eunbin, of Extraordinary Attorney Woo fame, brings quirkiness and charm, not to mention some impressive singing. The plotline is at times whimsical and imaginative. The visuals, sound, and design are polished, as to be expected from Studio Dragon.
Pacing is dynamic. Each episode generally contains some balance of serious problems and inspiring moments. The writer excels at portraying heartwarming friendships and is known to keep you guessing about who will end up in a relationship with whom. There are mystery elements here, and you're drawn in rooting for their dreams to come true. There is some rewatch value as you can notice the crumbs and intentional miscues throughout the story.
Parts of the first episode could be difficult to watch due to scenes of physical abuse. But I recommend you stick to it to watch a beautiful and inspiring story showcasing the struggle and merits of chasing your dreams and the value of loving family bonds.
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main character perspective
I’m so surprised about this show! i wasn’t expecting loving it this much.the thing i like the most is the main character perspective on our society! after spending 15 years isolated with nature, she can’t understand anxiety the way we do. everyone is projecting their own anxieties… she’s too old to sing, she should have been famous, be angry… she’s just terrible enjoying meeting her idol, having someone to have a meal with, people who cherish and worries about her. i really do love it!
i expect to see more of kiho, i like the thriller, i’m so curious about what’s coming next!
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Castaway Music and Romance but instead we got so much more...
This drama is all about priorities and is so much more than another music Cast Away Diva.... Don´t get me wrong I love my idol music dramas more than most people do and this does have some of that but what makes this drama excellent is how it mixes dreams, and family abuse with fond family and friendship, killer secrets, a psychopath or two... and a side of romance in such a beautiful way.Foremost this is a slice of life drama featuring a story about family abuse, found family and trying to escape....
Then comes the story about fighting for ones dreams in a world full of betrayals but also beautiful friendships
First after that comes the romance part of the story. To be honest I would have wanted another 4 episodes devoted to music and romance, but the mix in this was otherwise pretty well balanced.
There are almost over the top annoying characters or low comedy elements as far as my eyes could see... The two that had that type of characteristics had a job to do to get the story ruling to their invigorating annoying traits actually field a purpose. Making me accept (hate) them just the way they where as they indeed showed how dangerous being a **** when facing kids trapped in families where they are abused can be.
The main villain in this drama is very well written perfectly evil, smart, knows the rules and knows exactly how to avoid punishment. Our diva is a true diva with a story, the agency director a jerk, our female lead is bad ass and fun and lovable all at once. The male lead has this great mix of hot- cold, reserved... The second male lead is precious and clueless and just so much fun to watch. The found families are just so adorable, I love em I truly do, the sisemace also top top top... And the hot and cold romance has some pretty good chemistry and lovely lines but is just overshadowed by the rest both in term of story and measured in screen time.
Defiantly a drama I recommend to most, just be prepared for both darkness and fluff...
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