Exciting K-dramas to Add to Your Watchlist in March
Get ready for an exciting lineup of K-dramas this March, featuring mystery thrillers and unique tales like a daughter turning into a chicken nugget. March is set to deliver a diverse range of captivating K-dramas for every viewer's taste.
March is here, bringing with it a fresh lineup of K-dramas to add to your must-watch list. Fans have plenty to look forward to this month, with a variety of new shows to get invested in.
February wrapped up with some exciting releases, including Disney+'s The Impossible Heir and Netflix's A Killer Paradox. Fans also had the pleasure of enjoying the romantic comedy Wedding Impossible. As we look ahead to the rest of 2024, March promises to be another exciting month for K-drama fans.
March is going to bring some highly anticipated Netflix storylines like Queen of Tears. And let's not forget about Chicken Nugget, the K-drama that has captured the attention of viewers worldwide. Imagine a story about a parent trying to change their daughter back from being a tasty nugget - intriguing, right?
Get ready for all the exciting new K-dramas coming your way in March!
Grabbed by the Collar
Release Date: March 18, 2024
An investigative reporter and host finds herself being accused of murder and joins forces with a detective to uncover the truth.
Seo Jung-won (Kim Ha-neul) is well-known for her work as an investigative journalist and for hosting the current affairs series Let’s Get Grabbed by the Collar, where she reveals the truth behind criminals.
Her successful career and happy marriage to her wealthy husband are suddenly disrupted when her husband's mistress dies unexpectedly. Jung-won not only grapples with the betrayal of the affair but also finds herself a prime suspect in the mysterious death. Detective Kim Tae-heon (Yeon Woo-jin) becomes her ally in unraveling the truth behind the case.
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The K-drama will have a total of 16 episodes on KBS2.
Hide
Release Date: March 23, 2024
A wife named Na Moon-young (played by Lee Bo-young) finds herself in a mystery thriller when her husband, Cha Sung-jae (played by Lee Moo-saeng), suddenly goes missing. She embarks on a desperate search for him, determined to uncover the truth behind his disappearance. However, the answers she seeks may be closer than she thinks. Her neighbor, Ha Yeon-joo (played by Lee Chung-ah), and a mysterious man named Do Jin-woo (played by Lee Min-jae) could hold the key to solving the mystery.
Hide will stream on Coupang Play
Midnight Photo Studio
Release Date: March 13, 2024
Seo Ki-joo (Joo Won) has been running the family store for generations. While seemingly normal on the outside, the Ki-joo takes photos of ghosts who are trapped in between realms and unable to move on. His photos give them some peace as he listens to their stories.
A lonesome photographer runs a photo studio that caters to the dead and crosses paths with a lawyer who values justice.
He soon encounters Han Bom (Kwon Na-ra), a dedicated lawyer who despises injustice and teams up with Ki-joo. Together, they work to help the trapped ghosts move on to the afterlife. The March K-drama also features a blossoming romance.
Midnight Photo Studio, which will consist of 16 episodes, is set to debut on ENA.
Beauty and the Devoted
Release Date: March 23, 2024
Beauty and the Devoted K-drama lead actors.
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Park Do-ra (Im Soo-hyang) used to be a popular actor, but her career took a hit after a troubling incident. She meets Go Pil-deung (Ji Hyun-woo), a new drama series producer. Together, they explore a romantic relationship while Pil-deung helps Do-ra make a comeback in the entertainment industry.
Beauty and the Devoted is speculated to have a long run with 50 episodes and premiere on KBS2.
Queen of Tears
Release Date: March 9, 2024
Get ready for a fresh perspective on romance with tvN’s and Netflix’s Queen of Tears. Hong Hae-in (Kim Ji-won) is a third-generation chaebol of Queen’s Group. She is often seen as arrogant and oversees their family’s department store. However, instead of exploring new relationships, Queen of Tears delves into reigniting old flames as she finds herself falling in love with her husband, who is the legal director of their company.
Hae-in is married to Baek Hyun-woo (Kim Soo-hyun), who is a highly respected legal director at his company and a source of pride for his hometown. However, their marriage faces challenges when Hae-in starts to see her husband in a different way.
The K-drama consists of a total of 16 episodes.
Wonderful World
Release Date: March 1, 2024
A famed psychology professor’s life unravels with the unjust death of her son. While seeking justice, she’s led to others suffering the same pain.
Eun Soo-hyun (Kim Nam-joo) is a renowned psychology professor and novelist. Her life takes a tragic turn when her son is unjustly killed and the perpetrators escape justice. Devastated by her loss, she embarks on a journey to seek her own form of justice, only to find herself feeling even more hopeless.
In a twist of fate, Soo-hyun crosses paths with others who have experienced similar tragedies, forming a support network to help each other through their pain. Together, they work towards finding closure for their loved ones while navigating their own personal struggles. Amidst it all, Soo-hyun encounters Kwon Sun-yool (Cha Eun-woo), adding a new dynamic to her quest for justice and healing.
Wonderful World will stream on Disney+.
Chicken Nugget
Release Date: March 15, 2024
Netflix’s must-watch K-drama for March is Chicken Nugget, adapted from an original webtoon. The story revolves around Choi Sun-man (played by Ryu Seung-ryong), a hardworking father who owns a small machinery business. One day, a mysterious machine appears at his store. Sun-man’s daughter brings fried chicken and ends up inside the machine.
Believing it will help relieve her fatigue, she turns it on and magically transforms into a chicken nugget. Go Baek-joong (Ahn Jae-hong) assists his boss in finding a way to save her, as he harbors a one-sided crush on her.
Editor's P/S:
The upcoming lineup of K-dramas in March promises an exciting array of storylines and characters. From the suspenseful "Grabbed by the Collar" to the heartwarming "Beauty and the Devoted," there's something for every K-drama enthusiast. The intriguing premise of "Chicken Nugget" is particularly captivating, adding a unique and humorous twist to the genre.
Overall, the March K-drama lineup showcases the diversity and creativity of Korean storytelling. With its blend of romance, mystery, and supernatural elements, it's sure to captivate viewers and keep them eagerly anticipating each new episode.
