Welcome to Samdalri: Every betrayal has a new opportunity.
K-DRAMA REVIEW.
https://www.netflix.com/title/81697984
Friendship,Ambition,Love and
Competency are indispensable in one’s life. You can find these elements in this Korean drama, “Welcome to Samdalri”. If you have these valuable essentials with you,no one can beat you. The story evolves around a boy and a girl, a boy who is ambitious and has expertise in his field but leave his covets only because of love,on the other hand a girl who leaves her love and loved ones to fulfill her dream,and she really achieves what she wants after great strives. The story becomes more captivating once life throws a sudden betrayal towards her causing her to stumble down her “perfectly made” path.
This drama will become a good choice in your watchlist.
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Shazia Khan
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