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Here's Why Indians Are The Biggest Comsumers Of Korean Dramas!

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By Shaina Sharma
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K-DRAMAS POPULARITY IN INDIA

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In past few years, India has seen a dramatic rise in K-Drama popularity with Indians of almost all age group going crazy over these shows. Here are some reasons we've concluded for you:-

ADDICTIVE PLOTLINE

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K-Dramas are addictive because these are considered healing in nature by research. The plotlines are soft and often makes audience completely get engrossed in it.

WORK CULTURE

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There is a similarity between Indian and South Korean work culture. The 9-5 job, daily hustle for living, team dinners and so on.

CULTURAL SIMILARITIES

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India and South Korea shares cultural similarities like importance of family, a normal day in Asian family, Curry, even the design of their house and products used, etc.

THE CHARMING AND GOOD LOOKING CAST

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The charming and good looking cast of K-Dramas is a big-big draw not only for Indians but also for audience globally.

LIGHT HEART ROMANCE

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Without making it too hard and create tension around public, K-Dramas follow a romantic plotline with light weightage and swoon worthy moments.

GENRES TO EXPLORE

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If you are the one who thinks K-Dramas are cringe and follows same plotline, then you might be wrong since the shows have explored the themes starting form Gore to adventure, action, horror and more.

ACCESSIBILITY

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K-Dramas can be found easily on different platforms, some of which are even free, unlike American shows which needs a subscription to be viewed.

THE CUISINES

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How can we forget the mouth watering cuisines shown in K-Dramas which has boasted the Ramen and Korean street food business in India dramatically.

RELATABLE PLOTLINE

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Contemporary K-Dramas like My Liberation Notes, Reply 1997, Age of Youth, etc. shares a relatable story different from their typical CEO plotline and fits in the criteria of particular audience segment.

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