5 K-Stars Who Experienced Accident On Set: Song Joong Ki, Shin Min Ah, More

While film or drama scenes are often well-planned out and rehearsed before executing, sometimes accidents still happen. From fake props and misplacement of equipment, to stunts that were not calculated properly, these are just some of the reasons why Song Joong Ki, Shin Min Ah, and more suffered minor to serious injuries on set.

Song Joong Ki

Behind the overall success of the 2016 rom-com drama, "Descendants of the Sun," many don't know that its lead star Song Joong Ki had suffered minor injuries due to intense action scenes.

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Though it was not a serious case, the actor still had his arm splinted, affecting the drama's filming schedule. There were also some fight and running scenes where Joong Ki experienced minor hiccups but managed to continue filming, proving his professionalism at work.

Shin Min Ah

In Shin Min Ah's case, she was hit by equipment during her photoshoot for a fashion magazine. The actress was about to continue her next solo shot when, accidentally, one of the filming lights fell on her back. The staff immediately ran to check her. Fortunately, the "Our Blues" star didn't get any injuries.

Wi Ha Joon

Rising star Wi Ha Joon puts much effort into his work, may it be a minor or major role.

In 2018, while filming the drama "Something in the Rain," the "Squid Game" actor accidentally got punched by his co-star during their fight scene, which made his nose bleed. His co-star immediately apologized to him. Luckily, it was nothing serious.

Lee Min Ho

The Korean heartthrob suffered from minor injuries while filming his movie "Gangnam Blues" in 2015. Lee Min Ho lost his toenail due to an iconic mud fight scene. He also experienced body pains throughout the film, as most of his scenes involved intense action scenes.

Lee Seung Gi

Action scenes are often very convincing, which means actors have to go through difficulties in order to achieve them. Lee Seung Gi was, unfortunately, rushed to the emergency room after hurting his eye with a fake knife prop on set while filming his 2014 series "You're All Surrounded." The production was even put on hold until he recovered from the accident.