'Good Partner' Star Han Jae Yi Now Being Dubbed as the Next Generation Korean Goddess

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Han Jae Yi is indeed becoming a force to be reckoned with in K-entertainment as we begin 2025 and showing that talent in standout K-drama roles already.

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After the 2012 film "Traces," she followed up with parts in hit dramas such as "Good Partner" and "When The Phone Rings."

Han received wider recognition for her role in the Netflix series "Mask Girl" as Kim Chun-ae in 2023.

Her chemistry with co-star Nana and her overall performance received international recognition, making it a breakthrough phase in her career.

After this success, she further entertained us this summer in the SBS drama "Good Partner" as the character Choi Sa-ra.

Han played a complex character with a tragic love story in Good Partner. Critics praised her performance as secretary Choi Sa-ra to the titular character, Cha Eun-kyung, for its complexity and emotional depth.

Despite the character's misdeeds, viewers have enjoyed that she can make them sympathize with her.

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At the same time, Han Jae-yi displayed her breadth in "When the Phone Rings," in the role of Hong In-ah, the daughter of a media mogul.

According to Field Movie, critics praised her elegant portrayal, and they stated that she matched up to the main cast, including Chae Soo-bin.

Han has been on a steady rise in popularity as both dramas continue to do well in terms of ratings and worldwide sales.

Hitotsubashi With both dramas performing well in terms of viewer ratings and international reception, Han's star is on the rise.

Industry insiders predict she will only land bigger parts in upcoming Korean dramas and movies.

Her story from an unknown to the new queen of K-entertainment is a much-needed inspirational tale to keep eyes out for her next projects, taking over the viewers' attention.

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