The second part of 2021 is jam-packed with highly anticipated K-dramas that would surely get the viewers hooked on screen.

The month of July started with the mysterious treat from Ji Sung and Kim Min Jung's crime series "The Devil Judge," followed by the heart-fluttering melodrama "You Are My Spring" featuring Seo Hyun Jin and Kim Dong Wook.

Interestingly, major broadcasting networks are set to release a number of series and films this third week of July.

With that being said, here are three much-awaited K-dramas and movies to watch this week.

"The Witch's Diner"

Helmed by "The Devil Judge" director "Dear My Room" and the "Memorist" director So Jae Hyun alongside screenwriter Lee Young Sook, "The Witch's Diner" is a dark fantasy drama that follows the story of clients who seek to have their wishes granted.

The TVING drama stars Song Ji Hyo, Nam Ji Hyun, and "Nevertheless" star Chae Jong Hyeop, who made their premiere on July 16.

The 39-year-old beauty took the role of Jo Hee Ra, who is the owner of the restaurant.

Interestingly, she has been living for centuries after choosing to become a sorcerer due to a tragic fate.

She is running the diner with the help of her co-owner, Jung Jin, played by Nam Ji Hyun

Seemingly, the duo was joined by their chef, Lee Gil Yong, portrayed by Chae Jong Hyeop.

The dark fantasy drama is based on the novel written by Goo Sang-Hee and will only air on TVING for eight episodes.

"Blue Birthday"

Set to premiere on June 22 on Naver TV Cast, the fantasy romance featuring lead stars Red Velvet's Yuri and PENTAGON's Hongseok.

"Blue Birthday" depicts the undying love of Oh Ha Rin, played by Yeri, towards her childhood sweetheart Ji Seo-Joon, portrayed by the Pentagon member.

In the drama, Oh Ha Rin goes back and forth by time traveling to revisit her memories with Ji Seo Joon; unfortunately, he died due to suicide 10 years ago.

She used the photos, which was the only thing left by Ji Seo Joon, and figured out the reason behind his death.

Aside from the duo, "Blue Birthday" cast also includes Lee Sang Jun, Kim Yi Seo and rookie actress Kim Gyeol Yu.

"Kingdom: Ashin of the North"

Last but not least is the most awaited spinoff this month is the "Kingdom: Ashin of the North" with lead stars Jun Ji Hyun and Park Byung Eun.

The Netflix special episode is set to uncover the mysterious role of Ashin, played by the Hallyu star in the chaos that surrounds the Kingdom of Joseon.

In addition, the "Kingdom" spinoff would also reveal the origin of the purple plant known as the resurrection plant.

Both Jun Ji Hyun and the "Oh My Baby" star reprised their roles in the previous season.

To recall, Park Byung Eun appeared as the head of the Royal Commandery Min Chi Rok.

Interestingly, "Kingdom: Ashin of the North" welcomes new cast members, which includes Kim Shi Ah as the young Ashin, Koo Kyo Hwan, as the brutal tribal leader Ai Da Gan and veteran actor Kim Roe Ha, who will take on the role of Ashin's father, Ta Hab.

"Kingdom's" spinoff is slated to premiere on June 23 exclusively on Netflix.

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Written by Geca Wills