Kdramas and life
Racket boys has been on my list since a very long time. For all the folks who keep on saying that KDramas are very bollywood-ish or that there are only romantic Kdramas should definitely check this one out. Racket boys is the story of 5 teenage badminton players trying to make it to the National team.
I have already watched a few sports related KDramas and one of them was Love all play (which I LOVED) that is badminton related. However, I did know that premise of Racket boys is slightly different. So finally after think about it for a few months, I watched it.
Racket Boys
Episodes: 16
Aired: May 31, 2021 – Aug 9, 2021
Original Network: Netflix, SBS
Duration: 1 hr. 15 min.
Director: Jo Young Kwang
Screenwriter: Jung Bo Hoon
Genres: Comedy, Life, Drama, Sports
Cast
Kim Sang Kyung as Yoon Hyun Jong
Oh Na Ra as Ra Young Ja
Tang Jun Sang as Yoon Hae Kang
Son Sang Yeon as Bang Yoon Dam
Choi Hyun Wook as Na Woo Chan
Kim Kang Hoon as Lee Yong Tae
Kim Min Ki as Jung In Sol
Lee Jae In as Han Se Yoon
Lee Ji Won as Lee Han Sol
Also one of the most important Instagram account that you NEED to check out is: bbangminton
Two stories go on in parallel: the story of players as they try to win and make their mark and the story of village folks. These stories are beautifully weaved together.
Hae Kang is a baseball player but his parents can’t afford his game fees and they need to move to a village for his father’s new job as coach. This is where he meets the other Racket boys. It’s a bumpy start but they become a family ❤️
From the outside Hae Kang looks tough but he is a softie. He understands his family’s financial situation, he deeply cares about and looks after her sister, he loves his friends and always stands up for them, he tells his love that it is okay to lose and lends his shoulder to her.
There is a little love/ attraction story as well which is SO SWEET.
This scene is so sweet!
The BTS reference
My favourite kiddo
Currently I am watching If you wish upon me, Love in contract and Once upon a small town.
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