One of the much-awaited Korean dramas, Karma, has just announced its poster and air date on Netflix with an interesting story synopsis. The drama stars Shin Min Ah and Park Hae Soo.
Karma is an adaptation of the webtoon of the same name and is directed by Lee Il Hyung, previously known for the movie A Violent Prosecutor (2016). This is the first series project for the director and can be an entertainment option during the Lebaran holidays.
The Karma poster that has been released by Netflix shows the main cast connected by a common thread, where some characters seem intricately tied together, while others are not. This might hint at something about the plot.
Karma Synopsis and Cast
Karma is a Korean drama adaptation of a Webtoon, combining elements of crime and thriller. The story follows six people who are interconnected and share bad luck, which continues to haunt them despite their attempts to escape.
Shin Min Ah will play Ju Yeon, a doctor affected by her childhood trauma. On the other hand, Park Hae Soo plays a man who witnesses a mysterious accident, which brings great consequences to his life.
Lee Hee Joon plays the role of a man who desperately invests a personal loan into cryptocurrency, hoping to make a profit, but instead gets stuck in a huge debt.
Kim Sung Kyun plays the role of Gil Ryong, a man who after being unfairly fired, takes a risky job that promises big money, but ends up getting entangled in a difficult situation.
Lee Kwang Soo plays the role of a skilled doctor in Korean medicine who runs a private hospital in Gangnam. He seems to have everything he dreams of, while Gong Seung Yeon plays his charming girlfriend, Yu Jeong.
Karma Korean Drama Schedule
Netflix has shared the poster for this thriller-genre Korean drama along with its April 4, 2025 airdate. This schedule coincides with the long Eid holiday, meaning you can watch Netflix’s new show on vacation.
Korean drama Karma tells the story of six characters connected by fate. Although they try their best to break away from the bond, their efforts are always fruitless.
