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The Scandal of Chun Hwa: All to Know About the Upcoming Historical Romance Starring Go A-ra

Here's all you need to know about Go A-ra's upcoming historical romance Kdrama The Scandal of Chun Hwa. Read on.

When is Kim Seon-ho’s The Childe Releasing in India? What to Expect From the Korean Noir Thriller Film?

After a long wait, Kim Seon-ho's international fans are ready to immerse themselves in the noir thrills of his latest film The Childe, now releasing in Indian theatres!

The Childe Teaser: Kim Seon-ho Turns Villain While Chasing After a ‘Friend’

The Childe Teaser raises goosebumps with its thrilling story, starring Kim Seon-ho in a villainous character.

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