Web Series – Karma
Cast – Lee Hee Jun, Kim Sung Kyun, Park Hae Soo, Shin
Min, Lee Kwang Soo, Gong Seyug- yeon and Others
Director – Lee II hyung
Episodes – 6
Where To Watch – Netflix
Karma is a mystery thriller show that tells the story of 6 people
whose lives are not going well, one of whom has lost his father. The other 5
people are also facing some problems. Due to an accident, these 6 people become
connected in a way, and what they face is shown in this show.
Review
The story is interesting, the way in the first scene Lee Jin
Hoon gets a call that his father had an accident, from there we get a little
idea about what is going to happen next in the series, despite which we get
connected with the series and the series is more dependent on its characters
than the story, then the story seems interesting to watch.
The suspense of the series is good, and it works somewhere,
but only for those who do not watch many Korean or crime shows. If they watch crime
thrillers that are on a completely pro level, they may find the suspense of
this series dull, and they may even guess the suspense.
Wherever there is mystery and suspense, there is always a
curiosity about what will happen next, but the element of thrill is very
inconsistent; at some places, it is very strong, and at some places, it is very
weak but there is so much masala that you feel like leaving the show midway.
Somewhere, you will also feel that the story would have
taken a lot of time to come to its real point. Although 6 episodes are not
much, the director could have shown the angle and depth of greed because the
story was good, but the director missed a bit.
The aspect of greed in this show connects very well with the viewers, and this also makes the show more alive. If a show connects with the viewers, then half of its success is achieved by that.
Technical Aspects
Technically, the series was also good. The production value
is very good. It is enjoyable to watch every scene. The series will not make
you feel cheap anywhere. The series also lives up to all these aspects. The BGM
is also good.
Action
The action is also well-choreographed, supporting the tone of the series and adding an extra layer of thrill, but such action can't be called stylish. The shadow-drenched alleys and stark interiors make you feel trapped in the same fated spiral as the characters. There’s a lingering dread to every scene, as if karma itself is watching—and waiting, which makes it a thrilling watch.
Actor's Performances
In terms of Actors' performances. Lee Hee Jun did a commendable
performance in his role. The way his character has been written and the way
that character is portrayed are both praiseworthy, and the rest of the people
in the series have done their jobs well.
Conclusion
In summary, Karma is a decent show that will definitely attract
lovers of K-dramas, but the problem is that if we look at K-dramas in recent
times, it might look pale in front of them. All in all, a decent show with
decent acting.
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