Excitement is brewing in the K-drama community as Kim Soo Hyun and Jo Bo Ah prepare to star in the upcoming series Knock Off. Set to premiere in April 2025, this new drama promises to showcase Kim Soo Hyun in an unprecedented role.
Knock Off will delve into the life of Kim Seong Jun, portrayed by Kim Soo Hyun, who transitions from an ordinary office worker to the kingpin of the global counterfeit market. The series is set against the backdrop of the 1997 IMF crisis, which drastically affects his life, pushing him into the murky waters of counterfeit goods.
Knock Off Release Date Confirmed, Featuring Kim Soo Hyun and Jo Bo Ah
The show is structured to release in two parts, each with 9 episodes, totaling 18 episodes. The first half is expected to air in April 2025, with the second half following later in the year.
Following his successful turn in Queen of Tears, Kim Soo Hyun has not only captured the hearts of fans but also set the stage for his next big project. His popularity surged, leading to a series of fan meetings titled EYES ON YOU, marking his first such event in a decade. These meetings took place across six countries including Taiwan, China, Japan, Singapore, and Thailand. The next fan meeting is scheduled for June 22, 2024, in Japan.
Jo Bo Ahâs Journey in K-dramas
Jo Bo Ah, known for her roles in dramas like Goodbye to Goodbye, My Strange Hero, Forest, Tale of the Nine Tailed, Military Prosecutor Doberman, and Destined With You, joins Kim Soo Hyun in this venture, bringing her own flair and depth to the character of Moon Yoo Bin.
The Plot and Impact
The narrative of Knock Off explores themes of economic struggle, survival, and the underground economy, offering a fresh take on the impact of financial crises. Fans are particularly eager to see how Kim Soo Hyun will portray the transformation of Kim Seong Jun from an everyday man to a controversial figure in the counterfeit world.
This drama not only showcases the acting prowess of both Kim Soo Hyun and Jo Bo Ah but also aims to provide a commentary on the societal and economic issues of the late 20th and early 21st centuries in South Korea.
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