Itaewon Class

Following the death of his father in an accident caused by a powerful food company's heir, Park Sae-ro-yi is expelled from school and his father's company. He later opens a bar called DanBam in Itaewon, aiming to compete with the company that wronged him and achieve his dreams. Along with his determined staff, Sae-ro-yi navigates the challenges of business, love, and seeking justice.

Itaewon Class was a major commercial success in South Korea and internationally, praised for its compelling storyline, strong performances, and exploration of themes like social justice, perseverance, and youthful rebellion. It garnered significant viewership ratings and positive reviews from critics and audiences alike.

• Praised for its engaging and inspiring narrative of overcoming adversity.

• Commended for its strong character development and the charismatic performances of the lead cast.

• Appreciated for its unique setting and its exploration of social issues within a compelling drama.

Google audience: Audiences widely praise the drama for its inspirational story of resilience and entrepreneurship. Many viewers connect with the protagonist's journey of overcoming obstacles and achieving his goals against powerful opposition. The acting, particularly from Park Seo-joon, and the compelling plot are frequently highlighted as major strengths.

Won numerous awards including Best Drama at the Baeksang Arts Awards, and awards for acting for its main cast members at various South Korean award ceremonies.

The iconic Jangga Group, the antagonist corporation in the series, is inspired by the real-life conglomerate CJ Group, a major player in South Korea's food and entertainment industry.