Title: Delivery Man
Episodes: 12
Genre: Fantasy, Ghosts, Drama, Action, Mystery, Romance, Comedy, Family
Story: 8 out of 10
Characters: 8 out of 10
Cinematography: 8 out of 10
Korean Drama Delivery Man is a delightful fantasy mystery
Story
Young Min’s life turns upside down when a ghost haunts his taxi, preventing for any living client to hire it. Thus, Young Min is forced to take up ghosts, who are willing to pay him in order to help them resolve their earthly business.
Korean Drama Delivery Man is a fantasy mystery drama with a comedy feel to it.
The drama has its light moments as well as darker ones, especially toward the ending when the mystery was in full swing and things got more intense.
The small cases that the couple followed were, in addition, pretty entertaining as well as heartwarming.
However, the romance was weak and cheesy, though it had some cute and romantic moments.
Characters
Yeong Min is a man working as a taxi driver. He is friendly and has a warm character, but he doesn’t open up easily to others.
Yoon Cha Young gave a nice performance for his first time as the main lead.
Ji Hyeon is a young woman who is a ghost. She doesn’t remember her past or who she is, but she has a bright and cheerful personality.
Bang Min Ah was delightful to watch.
Watch Bang Min Ah in her other works KDrama My absolute boyfriend and KDrama Check Out The Event
Kyu Jin is a doctor who is always caring too deeply for his patients and he is passionate about his job.
Kim Min Seok did a good job with his character.
Watch Kim Min Seok in his other dramas KDrama Age of Youth 2, KDrama Because this is my First life, KDrama Lovestruck in the City, and K Drama The Beauty Inside
Cinematography
The drama handled the fantasy element masterfully.
Overall
My overall rating for the Korean Drama Delivery Man is 8 out of 10. The drama is pretty entertaining and fun.
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