Jeeni
India
One of the best kdramas I have ever watched
This is probably one of the best kdramas I have ever watched, no kidding. From the plot, to the cast, the acting, every little thing is absolutely praiseworthy, and over 16 episodes it has become one of my comfort dramas.
let's start from the beginning. Tomorrow is based on 3 grim repears who prevent people from taking their lives. The topic itself hit close to home for me. The topic of suicide and self-harm is often romanticised in a lot of movies and dramas, but the way Tomorrow dealt with it was absolutely astounding. It seemed like the characters were speaking directly to me instead of the victims in the scenes.
It covered different incidents in each episodes and showed how people are faced with the hurdles in their everyday lives, and how some people often fail to overcome those hurdle and take the ultimate decision of taking their own lives. This drama made me feel validated in my own struggles and showed that I am not weak for crying during difficult times.
Now I know, that any new watcher might be confused by the ratings on the google homepage but i assure you this drama is good. The ratings had gone down because of a scandal regarding a certain scene in the drama where apparently the birthdays of two famous kpop idols were used (I'm not korean so I will not be able to prove it), and their fandom was responsible for bringing down the ratings.
Now, if the scandal is true, I absolutely don't condone such behaviour, of course, but that doesn't mean that because of a mistake the props department had made we should punish the entire cast and crew who had worked hard for this show, but it's absolutely upon you to decide whether you will watch this drama or not, but if I am asked, I absolutely recommend it.
I have watched lots of kdramas, and this was probably one of the most beautifully devoloped, plotwise. The cast too did an amazing job at portraying the emotions of the characters. I cried in almost all the episodes here and I barely cry watching dramas or movies.
Although I am sad that the drama is now over, I am still hoping for a season 2, where I can watch my favourite grim repears again.
let's start from the beginning. Tomorrow is based on 3 grim repears who prevent people from taking their lives. The topic itself hit close to home for me. The topic of suicide and self-harm is often romanticised in a lot of movies and dramas, but the way Tomorrow dealt with it was absolutely astounding. It seemed like the characters were speaking directly to me instead of the victims in the scenes.
It covered different incidents in each episodes and showed how people are faced with the hurdles in their everyday lives, and how some people often fail to overcome those hurdle and take the ultimate decision of taking their own lives. This drama made me feel validated in my own struggles and showed that I am not weak for crying during difficult times.
Now I know, that any new watcher might be confused by the ratings on the google homepage but i assure you this drama is good. The ratings had gone down because of a scandal regarding a certain scene in the drama where apparently the birthdays of two famous kpop idols were used (I'm not korean so I will not be able to prove it), and their fandom was responsible for bringing down the ratings.
Now, if the scandal is true, I absolutely don't condone such behaviour, of course, but that doesn't mean that because of a mistake the props department had made we should punish the entire cast and crew who had worked hard for this show, but it's absolutely upon you to decide whether you will watch this drama or not, but if I am asked, I absolutely recommend it.
I have watched lots of kdramas, and this was probably one of the most beautifully devoloped, plotwise. The cast too did an amazing job at portraying the emotions of the characters. I cried in almost all the episodes here and I barely cry watching dramas or movies.
Although I am sad that the drama is now over, I am still hoping for a season 2, where I can watch my favourite grim repears again.
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