Remarriage and Desires New Stills ft Kim Hee-sun, Lee Hyun-wook and Others Out

The Instagram account of The Swoon Netflix has released stills from the upcoming satire drama Remarriage and Desires. The series is directed by Kim Jeong-min, starring Kim Hee-sun, Lee Hyun-wook, Jung Yoo-jin and Park Hoon. Fans are excited to know more and more about the upcoming Kdrama.

The Kdrama revolves around a matchmaking company Rex which helps its client to marry, or in some cases remarry into the high echelons of society. While some clients want to enter high society and some want to maintain their status, there is one who wants to revenge.

In the stills released, we see some powerful-looking female leads who seem to have a story to look forward to. From power to despair, the Korean drama will keep us on the edge for a long time.

Once again, we get to see Kim Hee-seon as a strong character this year, and the pictures show some really important scenes from the series. She has faced despair, falling to the lowest, and there is no doubt that she is here for revenge and power.

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Check Out Stills From Remarriage and Desires

The satirical side of this series is seen in the images of Jung Eugene and Cha Ji-yeon. The two women are seen depicting the politics of marriage in high society.

Cha Ji-yeon’s confidence can be seen from miles away in the image, and we know that she is a queen in this series. And Jung Eugene is confident in accomplishing her goals no matter who stands in the way.

The still from the Korean show has certainly got our curiosity to see how these women accomplish their goals. These scenes from the upcoming series are here to tell you that this show is here to keep you hooked till the end.

Remarriage and Desires will release on July 15 2022 on Netflix.

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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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