4 Korean Dramas With Sibling Moments That Are So Relatable
There are different bonds to explore in K-dramaland, and among of the scenes that truly amuse us are the fun, chaotic, and moments of siblings in Korean dramas that are way too relatable.
Sibling moments in K-dramas, such as brothers and sisters bickering and teasing each other, never fail to spark hilarity. And while sibling relationships in real life may be different in every household, what we love about K-dramas is that these often impart takeaways of love and togetherness.
Here are some of the latest K-dramas that showed relatable sibling moments.
"My Unfamiliar Family
Siblings: Han Ye Ri, Choo Ja Hyun, Shin Jae Ha
Kim Eun Hee is the middle child who always keeps the energy alive in the family. The 3 grownup siblings encountered challenges when their parents planned to separate. Another shocking revelation was when Eun Hee and younger brother Ji Woo (Shin Jae Ha) discovered that Eun Joo (Choo Ja Hyun) is their stepsister. There was a time that Eun Hee stopped communicating with her elder sister for years due to miscommunication while Ji Woo needed to stand in the center for future reconciliation.
Their sibling relationship depicts the reality of how well you know your family and the process of forgiveness among your family members.
"It's Okay To Not be Okay"
Siblings: Kim Soo Hyun and Oh Jung-se
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Moon Gang Tae (Kim Soo Hyun) stood as the only guardian and family of his elder brother Moon Sang Tae (Oh Jung Se) who suffers autism. He conditioned his mind that all his life he will be there to protect and care Sang Tae whatever it takes. But life is full of surprises when Gang Tae meets his childhood crush and also Sang Tae's favorite book author.
The beautiful part of the story is when Sang Tae accepted Mun Young (Seo Ye Ji) into their lives for the happiness of his younger brother Gang Tae). Sang Tae learned to detach from his brother and find a new path of his own.
IOTNBO is a heartwarming story of love, acceptance, and forgiveness among siblings.
"Once Again"
Siblings: Oh Dae Hwan, Lee Cho Hee, Oh Yoon Ah, Lee Min Jung
Grownup siblings continued to live with their parents and had a hard time breaking away. "Once Again" is a relatable story of children who encounter struggles in serious matters like marriage, divorce, and family as planned.
"When I Was The Most Beautiful"
Siblings: Ji Soo and Ha Seok Jin
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Seo Hwan (Ji Soo) adored his intern-teacher and brought her home to introduce her to his family. His elder brother Seo Jin (Ha Seok Jin) finds her attractive and falls in love with Ye Ji. Seo Hwan suppressed his unrequited love for a long time not until his older brother went missing after a car incident, and he came to give light to Ye Ji's lonely heart.
Would there be any chance that Seo Hwan and Ye Ji be together in a lasting relationship? The drama is on its seventh episode and viewers are intrigued if Seo Jin will resurface and claim his wife back.
Do you know other K-dramas that feature relatable sibling moments? Share them with us below!
