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K Drama Special #4: Introverted Boss - Eps 11 & 12

Nandini Uppluri — 2017-07-03T13:01:19Z

Another good episode of Introverted Boss a.k.a. Sensitive Boss or Shy Boss. What do you think will end up happening to Yi Soo and Kang Woo Il at the end of this series? Also, now that this series has ended (don't worry, I'm still watching and reviewing it!!) what series do you recommend? :)

THIS EPISODE WAS SO DAMN FUNNY! I'm GETTING THERE! ONLY 4 MORE EPISODES LEFT! What do you think Kang Woo Il and Yi Soo will do next? Will they get married?
I know that I mumble my words from time to time, so I've included subtitles of what I say... It took me so long to do, but I hope the effort is worth it to make my content more accessible.

K Drama Special #4: Introverted Boss - Eps 6 & 7

Nandini Uppluri — 2017-04-03T11:01:52Z

Introverted Boss is a South Korean television series also known as Sensitive Boss or Shy Boss. The show explores the stories of Eun Hwan Ki, a CEO of a prominent PR company with extreme social anxiety, and a young woman, Chae Ro Woon, whose sister committed suicide at the same company.

After a very exciting and revelatory fifth episode exploring the backstories of the main characters, the show comes back to the present storylines in its sixth and seventh episode.

Watch Nandini Uppluri's reviews here:

And episode 7!

K Drama Special #3: Introverted Boss - Ep 5

Nandini Uppluri — 2017-04-03T10:58:17Z

After a long break from broadcast, Introverted Boss (also known as Sensitive Boss or Shy Boss) returned to TvN with its fifth episode.

The reason for the delay in broadcast was partly the large number of complaints the show had received. The writers and producers of the drama allegedly stopped the broadcast to re-write parts of the script to make the story suit the audience's suggestions.

The fifth episode of Introverted Boss shows the backstory of each major character, unveiling the circumstances around Chae Ji Hye's (Chae Ro Woon's sister) suicide.

Watch Nandini Uppluri's review of the best episode of the series:

K Drama Special #2: Introverted Boss - Eps 3&4

Nandini Uppluri — 2017-03-10T20:03:39Z

Another week, another K drama review courtesy of Nandini Uppluri.

The show also goes by Sensitive Boss or Shy Boss. It's broadcasting on TvN in South Korea and is a story involving a CEO of a PR company (Eun Hwan-Ki) who suffers from severe anxiety and a young woman (Chae Ro-Woon) who has entered the same company to investigate the circumstances around her sister's suicide who was a former employee.

And 4...

K Drama Special #1: Introverted Boss - Is it worth watching?

Mydylarama team , Nandini Uppluri — 2017-03-03T10:32:36Z

This series is primarily aimed at the Kdrama enthusiasts amongst you. Radio aficionado and a self-proclaimed Kdrama addict, Nandini Uppluri, offers running commentary on the latest Korean dramas she's currently watching (in India) in a series of vlogs, the first of which we're posting this week.

We are amidst a Korean WAVE! To those already in its depths, a 'Hallyu wave'. Korean culture is washing over many parts of Western life and spreading globally. From their high quality and technologically advanced beauty products to the rise of Kpop, it is difficult to miss it or its influence in many of the things we consume. Part of this is the ever expanding subculture of watching Korean dramas, most often with subtitles in the language known to the viewer.

Korean dramas are also known as Kdrama. Almost all Korean dramas are complete stories told in usually between 16 to 22 episodes (sometimes many more) involving at least two love triangles (often with the one losing out on the relationship being the better character) that air on Korean TV channels. They aren't divided into seasons, and within Kdrama, there are many sub-categories, such as gender bender, 'noona' (older sister) love stories, comedy, melodrama, fantasy, historical, fusion historical, etc. In addition, Koreans are true masters of cliff hangers. For this reason, one thing that all good Kdrama has in common is its highly addictive nature.

Some Korean dramas that have come out from 2015 onwards are generally of a higher calibre than the classics, straying away from the classic narratives by adding many new dimensions to characters and diversifying plots.

With the end of the three big Korean dramas airing at the end of 2016, Goblin, Legend of the Blue Sea and Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok Joo, searching to fill the void, Nandini comes to learn of a new drama called Introverted Boss (also known as Shy Boss or Sensitive Boss) and is intrigued by the title. After watching the first two episodes, is it possible to tell whether the show is worth watching?

Introverted Boss (Shy/Sensitive Boss)| Is it worth watching?

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