Sorry For Confessing: So Joo-yeon, Kim Kang-min, and Yeon Je-hyung to Lead the Upcoming Rom-Com

The upcoming short-form rom-com Sorry For Confessing has officially announced its star-studded cast, with So Joo-yeon, Kim Kang-min, and Yeon Je-hyung confirmed as the leads. This new drama, featuring a unique and humorous storyline, is set to explore the chaotic aftermath of a woman’s unexpected confession, entangling four men in the process.

Leading the cast, Joo-yeon, known for her roles in Lovestruck in the City and A Love So Beautiful, will portray Kim Se-ra, a webtoon PD whose spontaneous confession to her unrequited love sparks a series of unexpected events. Her impulsive act sets the stage for a rollercoaster of emotions and entanglements, making her the central figure in this unconventional love story.

Kang-min steps into the role of Lee Soon-kyu, the unsuspecting webtoon writer caught off guard by Kim Se-ra’s sudden confession. Although he may seem innocent, Lee Soon-kyu is firm about maintaining boundaries, adding a layer of complexity as he navigates the fine line between professional and personal relationships.

Je-hyung, a rising star recognised for his work in Love Is Jungle will take on the role of Park Hyun-woo, Kim Se-ra’s long-time boyfriend and a job seeker. Park Hyun-woo faces an emotional dilemma following her confession, struggling with the implications it has on their relationship and his own feelings.

Check Out the Sorry For Confessing Cast

The drama is scripted by Do Moon-hee, known for crafting engaging and relatable narratives. Directing the project is Hwang Da-seul, celebrated for her work on To My Star and Blueming. Hwang’s experience in creating emotionally resonant stories promises to make Sorry For Confessing a standout addition to the short-form rom-com genre.

Currently in production, Sorry For Confessing has generated considerable buzz, thanks to its intriguing plot and talented cast. Fans of romantic comedies and short-form dramas are eagerly anticipating its release, which is expected to deliver a delightful mix of humour, romance, and unexpected twists.

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Shabnam Jahan
Shabnam Jahan
Shabnam Jahan has completed her Masters in Journalism Mass Communication from SRM University, Chennai. She has a total interning experience of 6 months and has previously interned at Asiana Times as a content writer and at The News Minute as a Graphic Designer.

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