Reborn Rich Season 2 production confirmed without Song Joong-ki
Additionally, a representative from one of the companies stated, 'We're crafting this as a strategic content piece aimed at global audiences, and from the early stages, we're focusing on creating an emotional connection with international viewers," as reported by WikiTree.The first season of 'Reborn Rich' originally aired on JTBC (a South Korean TV network) in 2022 and was received with widespread acclaim by viewers and critics globally. Besides that, the show was also nominated for an International Emmys 2023 under the Best Movie/Mini-Series Category.Reborn Rich was available to stream in India on Netflix and JioHotstar. However, it has been removed from the platforms now. It gained widespread love for its fast-paced plot, captivating performances by Song Joong Ki and Lee Sung Min, and its portrayal of Chaebol (conglomerate) culture intertwined with Korea's real economic history.advertisementMeanwhile, soon after the announcement was made, fans speculated whether actor Song Joong-ki would reprise his role as the lead in the upcoming season, given his last film, 'Bogota: City of the Lost', failed to impress audiences. No official announcement about the 'Reborn Rich' cast has been made yet.The first season of the show is currently available on Viki.Must Watch
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