Korean heartthrob Song Kang is finally making his small screen return with Park Min Young in JTBC's "Weather People: The Cruelty of Office Romance." But how does his new drama role differ from Park Jae Eon of "Nevertheless"?
Read on to know.
Song Kang is a Smart and Charming Weather Reporter in His New Romance Drama 'Weather People'
After releasing Park Min Young's character stills, JTBC dropped Song Kang's first drama stills, where the actor exudes a boy-next-door image.
The newly unveiled cuts highlight his upcoming role as Lee Si Woo, a passionate employee at the Korea Meteorological Administration. He is full of enthusiasm when talking about work and weather.
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The K-hottie takes the role of a special reporter, a carefree guy who always has lots of creative ideas for his work.
Despite being smart, which allows him to do whatever he sets his mind to, the thing he cares the most is the weather. Even his name Lee Si Woo, which means "rain that falls just right on time," is connected to the weather.
Song Kang to Have a Character Transformation in 'Weather People: The Cruelty of Office Romance'
In the photos, it can be observed that Lee Si Woo is curious and, at the same time sincere, as he analyzes the weather with his computer and exchanges opinions with his colleagues.
Song Kang's role in the "Weather People: The Cruelty of Office Romance" is very different from his previous role as Park Jae Eon in JTBC's romance series "Nevertheless."
Though it has the same genre, the actor will have a character transformation from being a university student to an office employee. He is more passionate and sure about his decisions in life and straightforward in admitting his feelings.
Interestingly, what stands out the most with Song Kang's character as Lee Si Woo is his employee badge since it is his first time to play an office worker role.
This 2022, the 27-year-old actor will take on a new challenge of his first role as an ordinary office worker named Lee Si Woo. Viewers are already looking forward to his transformation.
"Weather People: The Office Cruelty of Romance" (also known as "Forecasting Love and Weather") will finally meet the viewers this coming February 12 at 10:30 p.m. on JTBC and will also be available through the streaming giant Netflix.
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Written by Shai Collins.
