Korean dramas are popular around the globe because of their compelling storylines, intense emotions, and incredible performances. March 2025 promises some new and exciting K-dramas that fans can anticipate. Whether a fan of romance, mystery, fantasy or action series one will find it all. Mark your calendars for adding these upcoming Korean dramas of 2025 to your watchlist!
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I Am a Running Mate
Release date: March 6
I Am a Running Mate is a coming-of-age story of a Yeongjin High School student who becomes the school’s laughing stock following a mishap. He is given a second chance to regain his lost pride and triumph when he is unexpectedly put up as a vice-presidential candidate in the fiercely contested student council election. Lee Jung Shik, Choi Woo Sung, and Hong Hwa Yeon feature in I Am a Running Mate, which is directed by Oscar-winning Parasite scriptwriter Han Jin Won in her directorial debut.
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When Life Gives You Tangerines
Release date: March 7
This is a slice-of-life romance story set on 1950s Jeju Island. When Life Gives You Tangerines revolves around an aspiring poet nicknamed the “remarkable rebel,” and her faithful “unyielding iron” confidante, who irrevocably loves the former. The romance series revolves around their epic romance, which lasts four seasons, and their inspiring individual journeys. When Life Gives You Tangerines stars IU and Park Bo Gum’s first on-screen collaboration. The film also stars Moon So Ri and Park Hae Joon, with a cameo appearance by Kim Seon Ho.
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Hyper Knife
Release date: March 19
A medical crime thriller series about vengeance. Hyper Knife involves two brilliant doctors: one who had a promising start but is now a disgraced neurosurgeon, and the other, the former’s enigmatic mentor who drove her to touch rock bottom. The former, who has lost her medical license, performs illicit surgery in the shadows to satisfy her obsessive desire for neurological development. That is, until she reunites with the latter, and a dangerous game of power emerges, blurring the moral lines between medical necessity and personal ambition. Hyper Knife stars Park Eun Bin, Sul Kyung Gu, Yoon Chan Young, and Park Byung Eun in pivotal roles.
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Villains Everywhere
Release date: March 19
A family sitcom about two feisty sisters, a “married with children” former flight attendant with a sparkling previous relationship and a Korean cuisine researcher. The K drama shows how the two sisters carry out their daily lives with their colourful families. Oh Na Ra and Soo Yoo Jin, along with Seo Hyun Chul, Song Jin Woo, and Park Yeong Gyu, star in Villains Everywhere.
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Heo’s Diner
Release date: March 24
Heo’s Diner is a fantasy rom-com about Joseon’s first food columnist, a talented and artistically oriented writer with a photographic memory. He unexpectedly travels 400 years to present-day Seoul and mistakenly opens a diner. He finds a reliable partner to assist him run the business and deal with his new situation. Heo’s Diner stars Xiumin, WSJN member Exy, Lee Sae On, and Lee Soo Min.
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Divorce Insurance
Release date: March 31
Divorce Insurance is an office rom-com Korean drama. It is about Plus Insurance’s unique product development team and its leader, a three-time divorcee who creates “divorce insurance” plans. His pessimistic view of love is challenged when he falls for his coworker, a cheerful underwriter and recent divorcee. We also have a quirky second-lead romance between a cautious risk assessor and a confident special quantitative advisor who sees the world through an investment lens. The cast includes Dong Wook, Lee Joo Bin, Lee Kwang Soo, and Lee Da Hee.
March 2025 is set to be an exciting month for K-drama fans with these new releases. The above-mentioned dramas have something special for you. Stay tuned and don’t miss out on the latest Korean entertainment!