True Beauty (2020) K-drama Review

Drama name: True Beauty

DramaFans Community Rating: 9/10

Episodes: 16

Aired on: December 9, 2020 (Wednesday, Thursday) 

Original Network: tvN

Director: Kim Sang Hyub

Genre: Comedy, Romance, Youth, Drama

Main Lead: Moon Ga Young, Cha Eun Woo, Hwang In Yeop, Park Yoo Na

True Beauty was a profoundly expected Korean Drama arrival of 2021 and has been adapted from a well-known South Korean webtoon composed and outlined by Yaongyi. Any reasonable person would agree that devotees of the webtoon, such as myself, were more than happy to hear that it was being adjusted into an undeniable Korean Drama with a heavenly cast. Many aficionados of K-pop gathering ASTRO were likewise energized as it implied they planned to see entertainer Cha Eun Woo show up on their screens again as an entertainer. So any reasonable person would agree many individuals had high expectations for this 16 episode dramatization yet did it dominate and fulfill us or did it simply affirm precisely why adoptions don’t work?

True Beauty is a rom-com about a secondary school young lady Lim Jugyeong, who is being tormented at school given what she looks like. Notwithstanding, when her family is compelled to move, she changes schools and becomes amazing at make-up from YouTube. She has a new beginning at her new secondary school – and ascends to notoriety as everybody respects what she looks like. In any case, Jugyeong would prefer to pass on than uncover her exposed face to anybody. Notwithstanding, this misfires when the one in particular who saw her without cosmetics, Lee Su Ho goes to a similar school as her! The two start to develop nearer when they meet each other offering their mysteries and finding affection to one another. Notwithstanding, she additionally gets messed up with school awful kid Han Seo-Jun who starts to appreciate her as well.

The plot of True Beauty takes after your standard romantic comedy Korean Drama with the figures of speech of a circle of drama, the Cinderella story, and being cherished companions. In any case, the thing that matters with True Beauty is that it appears to nail this large number of sayings especially well and even adds its wind on them now and again as well. The plotting of True Beauty is likewise a genuinely simple one to follow and is organized well overall so there is no gamble of getting confounded with regards to what is happening. The show additionally most certainly nails the parody and diverting viewpoint with undoubtedly the perfect measure of amusing minutes that were executed so well by the cast. In my books, this is a tremendous positive as here and there I observe that Korean dramatizations can make a decent attempt to fuse comedic minutes which can put on a show of being cringy. However, this was not the situation with True magnificence by any means as it finds some kind of harmony between, parody, plotting, and pacing by and large.