There will be a flurry of new Korean dramas to watch in 2022

1. There will be a flurry of new Korean dramas to watch in 2022. Last year was a breakthrough year for Korean dramas. Many shows, including the survival show Squid Game and the drama Hellbound, experienced a rapid rise in popularity. And, given how many people are becoming captivated with the genre as a consequence of its creative storytelling, superb acting performances, and thought-provoking issues, Korean dramas show no signs of stopping down—and they shouldn't. Fortunately for us, the schedule of K-dramas for 2022 is already promising. From heartwarming romantic comedies to suspenseful thrillers, there's something for everyone. Do you want to know what Korean dramas you should watch in 2022? Continue reading to find out which solutions we believe are the finest. Note from the editor: The information is based on reports from networks, agencies, and streaming sites, as well as local news. As a result, certain casting news may not have been confirmed yet, and cast people may have been granted the role on the spot. 1. Rookie Police Officers Kang Daniel will make his acting debut in Rookie, a Disney+ original. At a police academy, the show will reflect the love and tribulations that young people encounter.

2. 2. We Are All Dead South Korea is attempting yet another zombie film, following the success of Train to Busan and Netflix's own Kingdom. In 2022, Netflix will begin the new year with a reworking of the popular webtoon All of Us Are Dead. 3. Love and Weather Forecasting Park Min-young, the rom-com queen, will star in this workplace drama alongside Song Kang, the 'Son of Netflix.' The film Weather People is about the job and romance of weather forecasters. 4. Twenty-five and a half, twenty-one Twenty-Five, Twenty-One is a film about two people who meet when they are 22 and 18. The play will center on the joys of youth, as well as growth and friendship. 5. Use the grid Seo Kang-joon is back on Disney+ after a two-year hiatus. Grid is a film about a mysterious force that once saved humanity from a disaster. It emerges out of nowhere, though, and aids a murderer. A government official and a detective investigate the secrets in order to discover the truth. 6. Juvenile Courts For her next drama, Juvenile Justice, famous actress Kim Hye-soo will assume a judge's robe next year. Kim will portray a recently appointed juvenile court judge who despises juvenile offenders. Her rage, on the other hand, is fueled by her experience as a victim of a petty crime. 7. A Proposal for a Business

3. This romantic comedy stars Ahn Hyo-seop and Kim Se-jeong as an office worker who, in place of her buddy, goes on a blind date with her company's CEO. She must keep her true identity hidden from him while working at the same company. 8. Doberman, the Military Prosecutor Following his roles in Itaewon Class, My Name, and Yumi's Cells, Ah Bo-hyun now plays a greedy military prosecutor in Military Prosecutor Doberman. Do Bae-man is a military prosecutor who places a higher value on profit than justice. When Cha Woo-in (Jo Bo-ah), a fellow military prosecutor, joins him, the two form a team to fight evil and eventually become legitimate prosecutors. 9. Insane Love For the first time, Krystal Jung and Kim Jae-wook cooperate in Crazy Love. It tells the story of Noh Go-jin (Kim), a brilliant CEO who starts receiving death threats from an unknown source. He devises a plan to locate them. Lee Shin-a (Krystal) is a committed secretary at Noh's firm who recently received a terminal disease diagnosis. She intended to seek retribution on her boss for mistreating her before resigning, but she instead finds herself in an unexpected situation. The two begin a beautiful yet tumultuous romance. 10. Soundtrack Han Sun-woo (Park Hyung-sik) and Lee Eun-so are closest friends in the music drama Soundtrack #1. (Han So-hee). After spending two weeks in the same house, they discover about each other's true feelings. Watch more Asian movies here at Dramacool.