Such representation of fangirls in Korean media was nothing less than a blessing for all the K-Pop/K-Drama fans out there.Īnother major reason why we think it’s an amazing drama is how the story projects the romance between the two main leads. She genuinely loves her idol and supports him throughout. Rather than the typical stereotypes about fangirls, Deok-Mi is seen to have a well-paying job, good friends and also does not live off her parents’ money. Throwing light on Deok-Mi’s life as an idol fangirl, the drama, though surprising, made sure to project fangirling in a very positive perspective. We had our own set of expectations before starting to watch the drama and we think it would be safe to say that we were not at all disappointed. The plot of a secret hardcore fangirl making her way through life was everything that was needed to get us hooked. Just when we were wondering what to watch next, Her Private Life flashed right before our eyes and we just knew that this was what we were going to watch. We knew we hadn’t gotten enough of Park Min-Young when we finished the series. We had just gotten our K-Drama dose of romance, comedy and sentiments in ‘What’s Wrong with Secretary Kim’(starring Park Min-Young and Park Seo-Joon).
Her Private Life had us hyped up the very first time we saw its trailer. He is the second lead in the drama who later develops feelings for Deok-mi even though she considers him as a brother figure. An Olympic silver medalist in Judo, he is like a brother to Deok-Mi’s they are both brought up together by Deok-mi’s mom after his single mother decided to abandon him in the hospital. He also suffers from ‘Stendhal Syndrome’ that he developed early in his life due to his disturbing past. He comes off as arrogant or prickly at the beginning, but just like all other K-Drama leads, he is a kind and loving person underneath all that.
He plays the role of Ryan Gold, a genius artist who is first seen reviewing artists in New York. Kim Jae-Wook is the new director at Deok-Mi’s art museum. She is also the proud manager of the popular fan site- ‘Si-An is my way’.
She takes her fangirling life very seriously and has her home hoarded with Cha Si-An’s pictures, paintings, albums and even has the confetti from concerts safely saved. Behind that professional, pantsuit-wearing Deok-mi is a fun and bubbly woman who is secretly a super-fan of idol Cha Si-An (Jung Jae-Won) of White Ocean, a fictitious kpop band. Park Min-Young plays the role of Sung Deok-Mi, an art museum curator who is seen to be a competent and a hardworking professional. Directed by Hong Jong-Chan and produced by Bon Factory Worldwide, it stars Park Min-Young, Kim Jae-Wook and Ahn Bo-Hyun in lead roles. Her Private Life, adapted from a Korean novel ‘Noona Fan Dot Com’, is a South-Korean television series that aired on tvN.
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