INDIAN fans will not be disappointed with Can This Love
Be Translated?, promises popular South Korean star Kim Seonho who hopes that his new show
creates viral moments just like
'the smile challenge' from his
last drama When Life Gives You
Tangerines.
One of the top stars in South
Korean entertainment industry
with globally popular K-dramas
such as Good Manager, Start Up
and Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha,
Seon-ho says he, co-star Go
Youn-jung, and the drama team
have tried their best to create a
show that meets the expectation
of fans. "I just feel so grateful for
all the Indian fans showing us so
much love and support.
I think
as an actor, it is the most rewarding and exciting thing to know
that people are waiting for your
next work and they're curious
about what you're doing. I just
feel very proud, excited and happy because of that," the actor
told PTI in an interview.
"We did our very best in creating this drama series in order
to respond to that love. And now
it's just days away and you will
be able to watch it. We poured
everything into it to make sure
we didn't let you down. I think I
can dare say you will not be disappointed," he added.
The new show is written by
Hong Jung-eun and Hong Mi-ran,
famous as the Hong sisters and
known for writing popular
romantic and fantasy K-dramas
such as You're Beautiful, My
Girlfriend Is a Gumiho, Hotel del
Luna and Alchemy of Souls. It is
directed by Yoo Young-eun.
Streaming on Netflix, Can This
Love Be Translated? follows an
unexpected blossoming relationship between a multilingual
interpreter, Joo Ho-jin (Kim
Seon-ho) and a global celebrity,
Cha Mu-hee (Go Youn-jung) as
they travel the world filming a
dating show with the Japanese
actor Hiro (Sota Fukushi).
As Ho-jin is tasked to translate
between Mu-hee and Hiro, he
unexpectedly finds his own heart
hanging in the balance, as per
the official logline of the show.
Seon-ho became an internet
sensation when his dimpled
smile from IU and Park Bo-gumstarrer slice-of-life drama When
Life GivesYou Tangerines became
viral with fans across the globe
recreating the moment.
The actor said it was a strange
feeling to see fans reenacting his
reaction from the drama. In the
scene, his character sees his girlfriend (IU) in a wedding dress
moments before their marriage
and comes up with a heartwarming reaction.
"I did not expect that particular scene with my smile in When
Life Gives You Tangerines to go
viral at all. When I realised how
much love people were showing
for that scene, and also the many
challenges that people were
doing, it was a very strange feeling. To think that something that
you did in character for a drama
series that is so widely loved, to
be that much loved, become viral,
and have my face attached to all
of those challenges, was a new
feeling that I hadn't really experienced before," he concluded.