Shabnam Jahan

Shabnam Jahan, a Master's graduate in Journalism and Mass Communication from SRM University, Chennai, is an entertainment writer with two years of experience covering K-dramas, K-pop, and OTT shows. Alongside writing, she also works as a graphic designer and video editor. She shares her insights from a unique perspective while valuing diverse opinions. You may not always agree with her take, and that’s okay! Let’s engage in lively discussions, respect each other’s views, and celebrate the ever-evolving world of entertainment together.

A Shop for Killers Season 2 Episode 1-2 Review: Babylon’s Deadliest Game Begins as Ji-an Faces a 20 Million Hunt

A Shop for Killers Season 2 Episode 1-2 Review: Lee Dong-wook and Kim Hye-jun are finally back, and they deliver stylish action, expanding mythology and enough mystery to keep me counting down the days until the next episodes.

Better Late Than Single Season 2 Episode 7-8 Review: Hyuk-joon’s Choices Turn Romance Into Pure Frustration

Better Late Than Single Season 2 Episode 7-8 Review: As the finale nears, confusing choices, unexpected heartbreak, and Hyuk-joon's frustrating indecision make these the season's most emotional episodes yet.

The Husband Episode 5-6 Review: Tae-ju and Se-yun’s Reunion Sparks an Even More Brutal Fight for Survival

The Husband Episode 5-6 Review: The mystery becomes even more intriguing, the villains become even scarier, and the emotional reunion between Tae-ju and Se-yun comes with a huge price.

Spooky in Love Episode 1-2 Review: From Chasing Killers to Sharing a Bed, Fate Won’t Leave Yeo-ri and Gang-uk Alone

Spooky in Love Episode 1-2 Review: Park Eun-bin and Yang Se-jong's supernatural murder mysteries and unexpected connection set the stage for an addictive romance.

Agent Kim Reactivated Episode 7-8 Review: Tearful Farewell, Brutal Revenge and a Shocking New Mission

Agent Kim Reactivated Episode 7-8 Review: Now that we are only one week away from the series' ending, Kim finally gets the father-daughter moments he has long deserved, and a risky mission involving a defector from North Korea makes things even more exciting.

5 Kdramas Like The East Palace That Will Leave You Chasing Ghosts and Ancient Curses: Kingdom, The Haunted Palace and More

Here is the list of Kdramas like The East Palace that give us the best supernatural stories and capture the same eerie atmosphere and gripping storytelling that made each one an unforgettable watch.

The East Palace Ending Explained: Who Killed Saeng-gang’s Mother? Was Gu-cheon Able To Defeat the Ak-gwi?

The East Palace Ending Explained: Here's everything that you need to know to understand the finale and how the curse of the royal palace started, and whether Gu-cheon and Saeng-gang survived in the final sacrifice.

The East Palace Review: Mystery, Folklore, and Political Betrayal Make for a Thrilling Watch

The East Palace Review: This Netflix addictive fantasy thriller starring Nam Joo-hyuk and Roh Yoon-seo turns a royal curse into an absorbing supernatural mystery filled with memorable and suspenseful storytelling.

Dream To You Episode 1-2 Review: First Love, Broken Dreams and a Reunion That Hurts

Dream To You Episode 1-2 Review: Lee Hye-ri and Hwang In-youp's drama starts with a beautiful and painful reunion alongside love, regret and unfinished dreams.

The Husband Episode 3-4 Review: Tae-ju Gets Closer to Se-yun as a Bigger Mystery Unfolds

The Husband Episode 3-4 Review: As painful truths about Tae-ju and Se-yun's marriage finally come to light, the kidnapping case grows even more dangerous.

The Apartment Job Episode 1-2 Review: Ji Sung’s Crime Comedy Has a Fun Yet Calculated Start to an Ambitious Con

The Apartment Job Episode 1-2 Review: This Netflix kdrama has a smart con story with a fake family twist, which makes its start delightful.