Netflix is set to enrich its April 2025 lineup with several captivating Korean dramas, offering subscribers a diverse range of genres and compelling narratives. Now, here’s a look at the upcoming series:

‘Karma’ (Premiering April 4, 2025)

‘Karma’ is a gripping crime thriller that weaves together the lives of six individuals, each ensnared by fate and their own actions. The ensemble cast includes Park Hae Soo, Shin Min Ah, Lee Hee Joon, Kim Sung Kyun, Lee Kwang Soo, and Gong Seung Yeon.

Also, the story follows a witness to an accident, a doctor plagued by traumatic dreams, a man burdened by loan sharks, and another who loses his job, all connected by an inescapable destiny. The series is set to consist of six episodes, with a runtime yet to be announced.

‘Resident Playbook’ (Debuting April 12, 2025)

As a spin-off of the beloved ‘Hospital Playlist,’ ‘Resident Playbook’ delves into the lives of obstetrics and gynecology residents at the Jongno Branch of Yulje Medical Center.

The drama explores their daily challenges, friendships, and professional growth within one of the hospital’s most demanding departments. Furthermore, the drama will be starring Go Youn Jung, Shin Si Ah, Han Ye Ji, Kang Yoo Seok, and Jung Joon Won, the series is slated for 12 episodes, each approximately 60 minutes long. New episodes will be available weekly starting April 12.

‘Heavenly Ever After’ (Scheduled for April 2025)

Next, ‘Heavenly Ever After’ is a fantasy romance that transcends the boundaries between life and the afterlife. Notably, the narrative follows Hae-sook, who, after leading a fulfilling life, ascends to heaven only to find her husband, Nak-joon, restored to his 30-year-old self.

Moreover, their reunion in the afterlife leads to a series of heartfelt and humorous events. In addition, the cast features Kim Hye Ja, Han Ji Min, Lee Jung Eun, Son Suk Ku, and Ryu Deok Hwan. The series comprises 12 episodes, each around 60 minutes, with weekly releases beginning in April.

‘Weak Hero Class 2’ (Premiering April 25, 2025)

Following the success of its first season, ‘Weak Hero Class 2’ continues the story of Yeon Si-eun, a top student who uses his intelligence and resourcefulness to navigate the challenges of high school life and bullying.

Also, the new season introduces Ryeoun, Choi Min-young, and Lee Min-jae as allies, with Bae Na-ra and Lee Jun-young joining as new antagonists.

In conclusion, the season is set to closely follow the original webtoon, with intense fight scenes and emotional depth. The first season gained acclaim for its portrayal of school violence and resilience.

South Korean singer-songwriter and actress IU, whose real name is Lee Ji-eun, has achieved a remarkable milestone by surpassing 10 million subscribers on her official YouTube channel, ‘이지금 [IU Official]’.

Notably, this accomplishment, reached on April 6, 2025, grants her the prestigious Diamond Play Button from YouTube, an award given to channels that reach the 10 million subscriber mark.

Earlier, IU launched her YouTube channel in February 2017, and over the past eight years, it has become a hub for diverse content. The channel features behind-the-scenes footage, music videos, live performances, and her original variety program, IU’s Palette.

Additionally, this variety has allowed fans to gain an intimate glimpse into her artistic journey and personal experiences. The channel reached one million subscribers by May 2019 and surpassed five million by January 2021.

Also, to commemorate this achievement, IU posted a short video on her channel capturing the moment her subscriber count crossed the 10 million threshold. In the video, she is seen holding a tablet displaying the real-time subscriber count.

As the numbers approached 10 million, IU’s excitement was palpable. Accompanied by her manager, they celebrated the milestone with car honks and clapping. In addition, IU expressed her gratitude to her subscribers and promised to bring more engaging content in the future.

She playfully updated the subscriber count in real-time, saying, “Thank you for 10 million and 13 subscribers,” followed by, “Thank you for 10 million and 15 subscribers,” leading her manager to humorously comment that the video might never end if she continued updating the count.

The Korean entertainment industry is abuzz with the announcement of several celebrity weddings.

Kim Jong-min of Koyote to Marry Non-Celebrity Girlfriend

Kim Jong-min, a member of the popular K-pop group Koyote, has announced plans to marry his non-celebrity girlfriend on April 20, 2025, in Seoul.

In addition, the couple has chosen to keep details of their relationship private, respecting their desire for privacy during this special time. In a recent episode of “These Days Men’s Life – Groom Class,” Kim Jong-min appointed his close friend Haha as his wedding planner, seeking advice ahead of the big day.

Singer Ailee to Wed Businessman Choi Si-hoon

Also, singer Ailee, known for hits like “Heaven” and “I Will Show You,” is set to marry businessman Choi Si-hoon on April 20, 2025. The couple met through mutual acquaintances and have been dating for about a year.

Earlier, they officially announced their relationship in March 2024 and received blessings from both families. Also, Ailee shared her excitement, stating that she has found someone with whom she can share all the love and support she’s received from fans over the years.

Comedians Kim Jun-ho and Kim Ji-min Plan to Marry

Comedian duo Kim Jun-ho and Kim Ji-min have announced their intention to marry after three years of dating. The couple, who confirmed their relationship in April 2022, shared the news in a heartfelt handwritten letter posted by Kim Ji-min on social media.

Additionally, they revealed that Kim Jun-ho proposed, and Kim Ji-min accepted, with plans to marry on July 13, 2025, in Seoul. They expressed their desire to continue being a couple full of laughter and fun, just like a comedian couple.