Anna Character Posters for Suzy, Jung Eun-chae and Others Will Make You Excited for the Kdrama

Bae Suzy returns to the screens in Anna and fans couldn’t be more excited for her first-ever duality role. The upcoming Korean drama is written and directed by Lee Joo-young, starring Suzy, Jung Eun-chae, Kim Jun-han and Park Ye-young. This psychological thriller has already garnered many Kdrama fans and the posters released by Coupangplay’s Instagram have heightened the anticipation to the next level.

This Korean series revolves around a woman who tells a small lie and begins her new life as a completely different person. As the line between her newfound life and reality blurs, her identity takes a different turn. Where will this lie take her and what will be the result?

In the posters released, we see that the main leads mainly consist of females. Yes, this is going to be a female-oriented show which is going to blow your minds!

From the sly smile of Bae Suzy’s to the contempt and the superiority of Jung Eun-chae, this Korean series is to keep us satisfied while surprised at the same time.

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Check out the posters released of Anna

Another post made by Coupangplay’s Instagram is on the countdown for the release date of the show. In this post, we see the two sides of Anna played by Bae Suzy, the present that is a lie and the past where she was once carefree. 

We can already see the madness of Bae Suzy’s character and this thriller is set to blow our minds.


Anna is set to release on June 24, 2022.

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Riya Singh
Riya Singh
Riya Singh has a Bachelors in English and a Masters in Psychology. She's a K-drama enthusiast and has a writing experience of more than 2 years.

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