The third teaser video for ‘Suspicious Her,’ which depicts the idol growth story of a woman in her 70s, has been released.
Set to premiere on the 18th, KBS2's new Wednesday-Thursday drama ‘Suspicious Her’ (directed by Park Yong-soon, written by Heo Seung-min) tells the story of a seventy-year-old grandmother, Oh Mal-soon, who suddenly transforms into a twenty-year-old, Oh Doo-ri, and challenges herself to become a singer once again to fulfill her long-lost dreams, enjoying a shining prime time in her life. It is a romance music growth drama that is a remake of the film of the same name, promising expanded characters and storylines compared to the original.
Following the release of the first and second teaser videos, which garnered intense interest from prospective viewers, the newly released third teaser features a confrontation between Oh Doo-ri (played by Jung Ji-so) and Kim Ae-sim (played by Cha Hwa-yeon), who leads Eunice Entertainment.
The released video begins with Oh Mal-soon (played by Kim Hae-sook) passionately singing on stage, while Ae-sim looks on mockingly. Mal-soon’s narration, “The one who lost is worse than the one who took,” hints at a significant past incident between the two. The tension escalates as scenes of trainee Doo-ri, national singer Ae-sim, and the intense standoff between young Mal-soon and Ae-sim are intercut.
The contrasting images of Mal-soon shedding tears on stage and Doo-ri, who dramatically asks, “If you had to choose between fulfilling a 50-year dream or taking revenge, which one would you pick?” pique interest. Additionally, Doo-ri’s existence is questioned by Mal-soon’s son-in-law, Choi Min-seok (played by In Gyo-jin), who wonders, “Could Doo-ri be the daughter that my mother-in-law has been hiding?” adding to the intrigue of their intertwined stories.
As an idol trainee, Doo-ri dedicates herself to dance practice to receive good evaluations while creating a mysterious atmosphere with Daniel Han (played by Jin Young). Doo-ri’s final words, “Is it better to get hurt while avoiding or while fighting? Shouldn’t we at least not regret it?” hint at a tumultuous idol growth journey, raising expectations for the upcoming broadcast.
‘Suspicious Her’ is set to premiere on the 18th as a follow-up to ‘Face Me.’
[Yang So-young, Star Today Reporter]
