Uncontrollably Fond review

 Plot-

When Shin Joon Young and No Eul were younger, they were separated and became heartbroken. As adults, they meet again. Shin Joon Young is now a top actor and singer. He is intelligent and attractive. No Eul is the PD of documentaries. She values money over justice and kisses up to those with more power than her.

Genre-Romance, Melodrama

Episodes- 20

Aired- July 6 - September 8, 2016

My Thoughts-I truly love this drama without limit. I as of late completed this drama just yesterday and I love the way both the leads were on point. The actual plot was very elegantly composed and the manner in which it was communicated through screen was unquestionably beyond belief. Every scene made me cry and it made me need to continue to watch. A few characters made me need to punch them yet their acting was so acceptable. I feel like Bae Suzy and Woo container played a truly extreme part particularly in view of the extraordinary feelings required yet in an overall outline, the two of them made an unbelievable showing. So did the side entertainers and the chief. 

I love the way Woo Bin had the option to associate his feelings through the person he was playing and the way that it controlled even my feelings. Bae Suzy additionally did a particularly astounding demonstration since her job required a great deal of crying! thus charmed receptacle. The last scenes made me need to proceed without a stop, and cry with the story. The manner in which the plot was composed, similar to how realistic it was is the reason I preferred this K-drama as well. Despite the fact that it didn't end with a cheerful closure, it is something I might want the re-watch later on. I love Bae Suzy and Woo container. They are so charming! 

Even though its 2016 drama the the plot is very well written. The actual story was grasping and somewhat genuinely exceptional and the story finished with every one of the significant struggles. I bet this drama will make you cry. I absolutely suggest watching this K-Drama (in spite of the fact that it has a miserable ending), it shows the crowd a great deal of ethics.