logo
#

Latest news with #MaDong-seok

'A Shop for Killers', 'W: Two Worlds'; Top Korean thrillers to watch on OTT before Park Hyung-sik's ‘Twelve'
'A Shop for Killers', 'W: Two Worlds'; Top Korean thrillers to watch on OTT before Park Hyung-sik's ‘Twelve'

Time of India

time2 days ago

  • Entertainment
  • Time of India

'A Shop for Killers', 'W: Two Worlds'; Top Korean thrillers to watch on OTT before Park Hyung-sik's ‘Twelve'

Park Hyung-sik in 'Twelve' is among the highly awaited villain avatars for K-drama fans. The series is set to bring ' Buried Hearts ' actor, Park Hyung-sik as an evil entity in its upcoming fantasy and superhero K-drama titled 'Twelve'. The series will also mark the return of Ma Dong-seok, as he plays the leader of the eponymous angel gang. Ahead of its release on JioHotstar , on August 23, check out some other Korean thrillers that are filled with suspense, mystery, and crime. A Shop for Killers The drama by Lee Dong-wook is the ideal choice if you're searching for a suspenseful thriller with lots of secrets and twists. The series follows a niece who learns some shocking facts about her late uncle's dreary business. Kim Hye-jun plays a disturbed teenage niece who accidentally finds herself drawn into the shadowy world of dangerous weapons and criminals. It is available to watch on JioHotstar. The Worst of Evil The series follows an undercover agent who is often looked down upon, by his in-laws. To prove them wrong and take charge of his fate, he takes up a risky mission to infiltrate a criminal syndicate and bust a drug cartel. The drama features Ji Chang-wook with Wi Ha-joon and Im Se-mi, in the lead roles. It is available to watch on JioHotstar. W: Two Worlds Set in two different timelines, 'W: Two Worlds' revolves around a surgeon who is unexpectedly dragged into her father's comic world with an alternate universe. However, things take a turn when a masked killer creates chaos in both the real and alternate worlds, while the hero embarks on a revenge quest. Featuring Korean heartthrob Lee Jong-suk in the lead, this K-drama blends mystery, crime, suspense, fantasy, and romance. It is available to watch on Lionsgate Play. Flower of Evil The story follows a cop who discovers her husband's secret past while investigating a case. As the lines between the past and present start to blur, things turn intense. Lee Jong-gi plays the lead. The famous drama has also been adapted in hindi language. It is available to watch on Lionsgate Play.

Top Korean thrillers to watch on OTT before Park Hyung-sik's Twelve
Top Korean thrillers to watch on OTT before Park Hyung-sik's Twelve

Hindustan Times

time2 days ago

  • Entertainment
  • Hindustan Times

Top Korean thrillers to watch on OTT before Park Hyung-sik's Twelve

Park Hyung-sik in Twelve is among the highly awaited villain avatars for K-drama fans. Disney+ is set to bring Buried Hearts actor Park Hyung-sik as an evil entity in its upcoming fantasy and superhero K-drama titled Twelve. It also marks a return in the K-drama world for Ma Dong-seok as he plays the leader of the eponymous angel gang. Ahead of its release on JioHotstar (also accessible via OTTplay Premium) on August 23, check out some other Korean thrillers that are laden with suspense, mystery, and crime. Twelve K-drama Binge-worthy Korean thrillers on OTT A Shop for Killers (JioHotstar via OTTplay Premium) If you're looking for an edgy thriller with constant secrets and twists, then Lee Dong-wook's drama is the perfect pick. The story centers around a niece who discovers some shocking truths about her deceased uncle's dreary business. Kim Hye-jun stars as the troubled young niece who unwittingly gets dragged into the murky world of criminals and dangerous weapons. The Worst of Evil (JioHotstar via OTTplay Premium) A solid blend of action, crime, and thriller, The Worst of Evil is among the top-rated K-dramas of the genre. Ji Chang-wook plays the lead with Wi Ha-joon and Im Se-mi. The plot centers around an undercover agent who is often belittled by his in-laws. He decides to change his fate by taking a risky mission to infiltrate a criminal syndicate and bust a drug cartel. W: Two Worlds (Lionsgate Play via OTTplay Premium) Featuring Korean heartthrob Lee Jong-suk in the lead, this K-drama blends mystery, crime, suspense, fantasy, and romance. Set in two different timelines, W revolves around a surgeon who is unexpectedly dragged into her father's comic world with an alternate universe. However, things take a turn when a masked killer creates chaos in both the real and alternate worlds, while the hero embarks on a revenge quest. Flower of Evil (Lionsgate Play via OTTplay Premium) Also adapted in Hindi, 'Flower of Evil' is among the most popular K-dramas of all time. Whether it's the strong narrative or the intriguing performances, it has secured a top spot in the heart of thriller lovers. The plot revolves around a cop, who discovers her husband's secret past while investigating a case. Things soon turn intense when lines between past and present appear to blur. Lee Jong-gi plays the lead. Squid Game (Netflix) Netflix's survival thriller garnered international fame for its unique plotline and themes. The story centers around a group of desperate contestants, who agree to play life-threatening games to win a huge amount of money. It also sheds light on capitalism and inhumanity. All three seasons are available to stream on Netflix.

Ma Dong-seok's epic disguise fail goes viral; actor SPOTTED at Busan Airport trying to dodge fans and paparazzi
Ma Dong-seok's epic disguise fail goes viral; actor SPOTTED at Busan Airport trying to dodge fans and paparazzi

Time of India

time10-08-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Time of India

Ma Dong-seok's epic disguise fail goes viral; actor SPOTTED at Busan Airport trying to dodge fans and paparazzi

Ma Dong-seok Ma Dong-seok , the Korean actor who's like a real-life action figure, was spotted trying to slip under the radar at the Busan airport on Sunday. Photos of the star desperately trying to hide his face behind sunglasses and a mask went viral online with fans having a field day, poking fun at his disguise. Fans couldn't help but chuckle at how his sheer star power outweighed his attempt at subtlety. Famous for smashing zombies in hits like ' Train to Busan ' and going up against aliens in Marvel's 'Eternals', his physique is the stuff of legends. Fans playfully pointed out that his broad shoulders and signature stride were instantly identifiable, no matter the getup. Fan Frenzy On Social Media The online world blew up quicker than a viral challenge, with comments flooding in like "Those arms are a dead giveaway!" and "Mask or not, he's our ultimate hero!" His growing fanbase thrives on these authentic vibes, proving why he's a favourite. Reactions ranged from affectionate teasing to outright admiration. His Global Appeal Ma Dong-seok's rise from local talent to worldwide sensation is truly captivating. With his Hollywood debut in the film Eternals in 2021, where he portrayed the super-strong Gilgamesh alongside stars like Angelina Jolie , he became the first Korean actor to star in a Marvel movie, expanding his reach to global audiences. This role showcased his powerful presence on an international stage, blending his signature action style with superhero flair and earning praise for adding diversity to the franchise. In Korea, he's a massively popular actor, topping Gallup Korea's Film Actor of the Year in 2018, 2023, and 2024, and leading actor brand reputation rankings multiple times. His films, like the The Roundup series, have drawn over 10 million viewers each, making him one of the most bankable stars in Korean cinema.

Park Hyung-sik's Twelve Nears Release: 5 Fantasy K-Dramas You Can Watch Now
Park Hyung-sik's Twelve Nears Release: 5 Fantasy K-Dramas You Can Watch Now

News18

time09-08-2025

  • Entertainment
  • News18

Park Hyung-sik's Twelve Nears Release: 5 Fantasy K-Dramas You Can Watch Now

Park Hyung-sik's Twelve brings a fresh twist to the zodiac legend. Here are five fantasy K-dramas you can binge before it drops. Park Hyung-sik's upcoming fantasy action series Twelve is creating quite a buzz among K-drama fans. The story follows 12 angels, each representing one of the zodiac animals from East Asian legends, who once protected the Korean Peninsula from evil spirits. Years after driving these spirits away, darkness threatens to return, forcing the angels to reunite and fight once more. The show stars Ma Dong-seok, Park Hyung-sik, and Seo In-guk, promising a mix of thrilling battles, emotional drama, and mystical lore. Twelve will stream on Disney+ on August 23, and Indian viewers can catch it on JioHotstar via OTTplay Premium. While waiting for Twelve, here are five fantasy K-dramas you can binge right now. Revenant In Revenant, Gu San-young becomes possessed by an evil spirit. He meets Yeom Hae-sang, a professor who can see demons, and is investigating a string of mysterious deaths linked to the possession. Together, they dig deep into chilling secrets and societal issues. Starring Kim Tae-ri, Oh Jung-se, and Hong Kyung, the series mixes supernatural horror with thought-provoking commentary. The Golden Spoon In this intriguing drama, Lee Seung-cheon, a poor student, gets a magical golden spoon that allows him to swap lives with his wealthy friend, Hwang Tae-yong. But as he enjoys his new life, he soon discovers that trading places comes with a price and not all dreams lead to happiness. Guardian: The Lonely and Great God Popularly known as Goblin, this fantasy romance drama follows Kim Shin (Gong Yoo), an immortal goblin cursed to live forever. To end his immortality, he must find his destined bride, a lively high school student named Ji Eun-tak (Kim Go-eun). Along the way, he crosses paths with a brooding grim reaper (Lee Dong-wook) and Sunny (Yoo In-na), a cheerful restaurant owner. The series is a touching blend of love, loss, destiny, and forgiveness. Moving Based on Kang Full's hit webtoon, Moving follows a group of teenagers born with extraordinary superpowers. They try to live quietly, hiding their abilities from the world. But when danger threatens, they must step into the light. With stars like Ryu Seung-ryong, Han Hyo-joo, Zo In-sung, and Lee Jung-ha, the series blends action, family bonds, and heartwarming moments. The Judge From Hell When the murdered judge Kang Bit-na is possessed by Justitia, a demon with a mission, she must send ten unrepentant murderers straight to hell. This drama blurs the line between justice and vengeance, exploring whether redemption is truly possible for those who have committed the worst crimes. view comments First Published: Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.

Tarun posts picture with Ma Dong-seok; fans convinced he's making a comeback with Prabhas' Spirit
Tarun posts picture with Ma Dong-seok; fans convinced he's making a comeback with Prabhas' Spirit

Hindustan Times

time02-07-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Hindustan Times

Tarun posts picture with Ma Dong-seok; fans convinced he's making a comeback with Prabhas' Spirit

Actor Tarun was a big rage in Telugu cinema in the early 2000s and was well-known for being a child actor before that. He took to Instagram recently to post a picture with South Korean actor Lee Dong-seok, better known by his stage names Ma Dong-seok and Don Lee. That was all it took for people to believe that Tarun is soon making a comeback with Sandeep Reddy Vanga's Prabhas and Triptii Dimri-starrer Spirit. (Also Read: Who is Ma Dong-seok, Prabhas' next potential co-star in Vanga's Spirit: Marvel star and Hello Kitty's biggest fan) Tarun posted a picture with Ma Dong-seok from Las Vegas, USA, which convinced fans he's in Spirit. Tarun posted a picture with Ma Dong-seok on his Instagram, writing, 'Just Vegas things - Don Lee style! #madongseok #koreanlegend #donlee.' In the picture, Tarun is dressed in a white t-shirt and grey pants as he makes a fist. Ma Dong-seok, dressed in a full-black outfit, matches his stance. Both seem happy to have met each other and have wide smiles on their faces. Fans are now convinced that Tharun is making a comeback with Spirit. One fan commented, 'Ante Spirit cinema looo…..Yes , Tharun unnadu. (This means that in Spirit…Yes, Tarun is there.)' Another wrote, 'Welcome on board to Spirit (fire emoji).' Some just wanted confirmation if Ma Dong-seok is in Spirit or not, 'Spirit lo mawa unnada leda okka confirmation ivvu chalu tarun garu (Tarun garu, just give me confirmation if he's in Spirit or not)' Some even believed both Tarun and Don Lee will play antagonists in Spirit. About Spirit Spirit is Sandeep Reddy Vanga's next film after the Ranbir Kapoor and Rashmika Mandanna-starrer Animal. The film will see Prabhas play a cop. Ma Dong-seok is rumoured to have been roped into the project ever since he gave a shoutout to Prabhas and Salaar 2 in November last year. However, the film's team has yet to confirm his casting. Tarun, known for his roles in films like Anjali, Aditya 369, Nuvve Kavali, and Nuvve Nuvve, last starred in the 2018 film Idi Naa Love Story. Fans have been waiting for him to make a comeback with a good film for a while now.

DOWNLOAD THE APP

Get Started Now: Download the App

Ready to dive into a world of global content with local flavor? Download Daily8 app today from your preferred app store and start exploring.
app-storeplay-store