Get ready for some fun new Korean shows in March 2025! From sweet romances to heartfelt family dramas, there’s something for everyone this month. With unique stories and your favorite actors, these shows will have you binging through the night. Here are 7 new upcoming dramas releasing this month:
1. The Potato Lab
Release Date: March 1
Cast: Lee Sun-bin, Kang Tae-oh
Where to Watch: tvN, TVING, Netflix
A unique workplace romance blossoms in the humble setting of a rural potato research facility in ‘The Potato Lab.’ This series explores the unexpected connection between a dedicated, long-time researcher and a newly appointed, polished director.
At the heart of the story is Kim Mi-gyeong, portrayed by Lee Sun-bin, known for her role in ‘Boyhood.’ After twelve years of unwavering commitment, Mi-gyeong is deeply invested in her mission to cultivate a groundbreaking potato variety.
Opposite her is So Baek-ho, played by Kang Tae-oh, making his highly anticipated return since his memorable performance in ‘Extraordinary Attorney Woo.’ With his charming smile and impeccable style, Baek-ho steps in as the new director. However, beneath his polished exterior lies a struggle to form genuine connections, setting the stage for an intriguing dynamic with Mi-gyeong.
2. Mother and Mom
Release Date: March 3
Cast: Jeon Hye-jin, Jo Min-soo
Where to Watch: ENA, Genie TV
‘Riding Life,’ adapted from a novel, explores the intricate dynamics between mothers and daughters. Lee Jung-eun, a career-driven woman, struggles to balance her demanding job with raising her 7-year-old daughter.
Overwhelmed, she reluctantly seeks assistance from her estranged mother, a relationship strained by years of resentment. As they confront their complicated past, the film delves into the challenges of modern motherhood and the enduring yet often complex bonds within families.
It portrays the delicate balance between professional aspirations and familial responsibilities, highlighting a journey toward understanding and potential reconciliation. The story examines the layers of love, resentment, and forgiveness that exist across generations of women.
3. When Life Gives You Tangerines
Release Date: March 7
Cast: IU, Park Bo-gum
Where to Watch: Netflix
‘When Life Gives You Tangerines,’ a new Korean drama, features a star-studded cast. IU and Park Bo-gum play two young people living on Jeju Island. Ae-sun, a lively and free-spirited girl, dreams of becoming a poet. Meanwhile, Gwan-sik, a quiet and gentle boy, harbors a secret love for her.
As the story progresses, Moon So-ri and Park Hae-joon take on the roles of the grown-up Ae-sun and Gwan-sik. Directed by Kim Won-seok and written by Lim Sang-choon, this series tells a heartwarming tale of first love, coming of age, and the simple beauty of life on a peaceful island. It explores how time shapes people and relationships
4. The Art of Negotiation
Release Date: March 15
Cast: Lee Je-hoon, Ahn Hyun-ho, Sung Dong-il, Kim Dae-myung, Cho Gang-yun
Where to Watch: jTBC
‘The Art of Negotiation’ is a new K-drama centered on a skilled dealmaker renowned for his sharp negotiation tactics. Alongside his team, he navigates high-stakes business deals, including mergers and acquisitions.
The main character, played by Lee Je-hoon, is a powerful leader who guides his team through intense and complex negotiations. The cast also features Kim Dae-myung, Sung Dong-il, Jang Hyun-sung, Oh Man-seok, Ahn Hyun-ho, and Cha Kang-yoon. The series highlights their teamwork as they tackle corporate challenges and strive to secure major victories in the world of business.
5. Hyper Knife
Release Date: March 19
Cast: Park Eun Bin, Sul Kyung Gu, Yoon Chan Young, Park Byung Eun
Where to Watch: Disney+
Park Eun-bin, known for her role in ‘Extraordinary Attorney Woo,’ takes on a new challenge in the upcoming medical thriller ‘Hyper Knife.’
This time, she stars alongside Sol Kyung-gu, a renowned actor. Sol plays Choi Deok-hui, a highly skilled brain surgeon who once mentored Jung Se-ok, played by Park Eun-bin. However, he found her unusual and eventually cut ties with her.
Now, Jung Se-ok operates in secret, performing illegal surgeries. When she crosses paths with her former mentor again, their complicated relationship resurfaces, set against the backdrop of the dark and dangerous world of underground medicine.
6. Villains Everywhere
Release Date: March 19
Cast: Oh Na Ra, So Yoo Jin, Seo Hyun Chul, Song Jin Woo, Park Young Gyu, Choi Ye Na, Han Sung Min, Jung Min Gyu, Eunchan
Where to Watch: KBS2
The hilarious family sitcom ‘Villains Everywhere’ stars Oh Na-ra and So Yoo-jin as sisters.
Oh Na-ra’s character once led an exciting life as a flight attendant, but now she’s a stay-at-home mom with two kids and a husband with traditional views. Her younger sister, played by So Yoo-jin, is a cooking instructor who is also married with two children.
The show humorously explores the ups and downs of their daily lives, capturing both the challenges and heartwarming moments of family life.
7. Divorce Insurance
Release Date: March 31
Cast: Lee Dong Wook, Lee Joo Bin, Lee Kwang Soo, Lee Da Hee, Chu So Jung
Where to Watch: tvN, Amazon Prime Video
‘Divorce Insurance’ is a lighthearted and romantic Korean office drama centered around a team at Plus Insurance that develops new products. The team leader, who has been divorced three times, comes up with the concept of ‘divorce insurance.’ Though he no longer believes in love, his perspective shifts when he starts developing feelings for a cheerful coworker who assesses insurance risks—and has also recently gone through a divorce.
The show also features another charming love story between a cautious risk analyst and a sharp financial advisor who views everything as an investment.
Starring Lee Dong-wook, Lee Joo-bin, Lee Kwang-soo, and Lee Da-hee, ‘Divorce Insurance’ follows their professional and personal journeys as they navigate work, relationships, and unexpected romance at the insurance company.
Written by – Stuti
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