Cafe Minamdang: Seo In-guk And Other Cast Show Off Their Cool Looks In A Moving Poster, Check It Out!

Cafe Minamdang is an upcoming Korean Mystery Drama starring Seo In-guk and Oh Yeon-so in leading roles. The drama follows the story of a criminal profiler, Nam Han-joon who becomes a shaman and starts scamming people. His sister, Nam Hye-joon who used to work for National Intelligence works with him together with Gong Soo-cheol, a homicide detective. A strange accident at their cafe gets them involved with Han Ja-hee, a police detective.

Cafe Minamdang is based on an award-winning web novel Minamdang: Case Note by Writer Jung Jae-ha. The web novel has been published on KakaoPage. The drama is set to release in the last week of June.

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Check Out ‘Cafe Minamdang’ Moving Poster

On 14th June, KBS revealed a fascinating moving poster for the latest drama. In-guk is a shaman and sits on a throne wearing a grey suit and holding his Red and Golden Danseon over his face. Oh Yeon-so joins him in all-black attire and sits on the floor next to the throne. Kang Mi-na and Kwang Si-yang join In-guk from either side in cool, youthful clothes. The backdrop of the poster is a god with three angry faces. The poster has increased the excitement further for the show.

The Instagram caption translates to, “moving poster released❤️‍???? Arresting people who are scarier than ghosts A cool story is coming!!! KBS new Monday-Tuesday drama Cafe Minamdang First broadcast on Monday, June 27th! #KBS #Beautiful Namdang #Seo In-guk #Oh Yeon-seo #Kwak Si-yang #Kang Mi-na #Kwon Soo-hyun #KBSDRAMA #CaféMinamdang #COMINGSOON”

The Korean mystery drama stars Seo In-guk, Oh Yeon-so, Kwak Shi-yang, Kang Mi-na, Kwon Soo-hyun, Jung Ja-hyun and more. The series will be telecasted on the KBS2 TV channel on 27th June 2022 at 9:30 PM every Monday and Tuesday.

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