Korean actor Nam Yoon Su has been receiving criticism online for his role as a gay character in the upcoming K-drama 'Love in the Big City' despite being well known for his performances in 'Extracurricular' and 'The King's Affection.'

The drama is based on Park Sang-Young's novel and will debut on October 21st, with Nam Yoon Su playing Gyu Ho in the captivating narrative.

Following the release of the trailer for 'Love in the Big City,' it caught the eye of BL (Boy Love ) enthusiasts, who commended Nam Yoon Su for embracing a demanding role.

Nevertheless, the actor faces backlash for his choice to depict a character.

His Instagram profile has been flooded with remarks, including several that are homophobic.

Critics who say they used to be fans have shared their dissatisfaction and disapproval by using comments and emojis like vomiting and the middle finger sign on social media platforms.

Some individuals have taken it further by posting angry messages criticizing Nam Yoon Su's involvement in the show.

Despite facing criticism from some quarters, Nam Yoon Su's devoted supporters have banded together to support him.

They have praised his dedication and bravery in taking the role, highlighting his performance and showcasing his range as an actor.

Numerous fans eagerly anticipate the drama premiere and have advised Nam Yoon Su not to let negative comments affect him.

Excitement surrounds the release of 'Love in the Big City' as it promises to explore profound themes like Love and societal expectations with a fresh perspective on relationships and individuality in urban settings.

The upcoming drama is likely to ignite conversations on how LGBTQ concerns are portrayed and perceived in South Korean society, attracting attention from both supporters and skeptics as 'Love in the Big City' premiere.

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Rovelyn Barba