VIDEO @HallyuPlus Interview | Talking to the Cast of 'Landed in Korea'

[Polaris_Tae]

Our Hallyu+ Social Media Team recently sat down with the cast members of the web-series, 'Landed in Korea'!

'Landed in Korea' is an Indian-South Korean co-production where our female lead, Sweatha, who happens to be a fan of Korean dramas, travels to Korea for a Summer journey filled with romance. Her childhood friend, played by Jin Gun, takes her on an adventure to meet a circle of new friends consisting of Jeongseok & the talented musician, Aoora. As our protagonist navigates her newly established friendships a series of misunderstandings and hidden affections begin to bloom. Will she choose the perfect K-drama ending or discover an unexpected love story?

GFX by @yerm
Interview arranged by @Chococo
Interview conducted by @Polaris_Tae ​

 

[Chococo]

First view and comment, yay!

Love it. You've done such a good job, Polaris! I am very proud of you and you handled it so well! There was no reason to be nervous at all.

Aoora sounds so excited and such a fluffball. And I really enjoyed getting know to the rest of the cast. Amazing!

 

[Polaris_Tae]

First view and comment, yay!

Love it. You've done such a good job, Polaris! I am very proud of you and you handled it so well! There was no reason to be nervous at all.

Aoora sounds so excited and such a fluffball. And I really enjoyed getting know to the rest of the cast. Amazing!

hihihi thankies
It was so interesting getting to know the guys and now I'm sold into trying to slip in the 'what's your go-to coffee order' into every Kpop interview we produce.
Korea and their cute obsession with Americano's
Now if only the translation requests didn't cost so much to source

 

[UMJI MOODS]

Very nicely done. Good luck to all the cast members.

 

[Stannie]

Ah, this is neat. Good work, guys!

And Polaris, your aussie accent

 

[Polaris_Tae]

And Polaris, your aussie accent

Thankies!
My pronunciation has Americanized over the years so it's my complex

 

[Stannie]

Thankies!
My pronunciation has Americanized over the years so it's my complex

*relistens* i don't see it I'll need a separate voice note to properly judge