'My Bias, My Boss' Cha Woo-min accelerates acting performance ahead of finale... Passionate portrayal of complex inner emotions
Actor Cha Woo-min is receiving praise for his deep emotional acting as the character Dino in the tvN drama 'My Bias, My Boss,' portraying complex feelings of jealousy, loss, and conflict between dreams and reality.
[News & Book = Reporter Song Young-du] Actor Cha Woo-min, who is appearing in the tvN Monday-Tuesday drama 'My Bias, My Boss,' is adding tension to the drama with deep emotional acting in the latter half of the series.
In episodes 9 and 10 of 'My Bias, My Boss,' which aired on the 31st of last month and the 1st, Cha Woo-min, playing the role of Dino, delicately expressed the complex inner world of the character, including jealousy, a sense of loss, lingering attachment to dreams, and courage.
In the drama, after confirming the relationship between Nam Da-reum (Kim Hye-jun) and Kang Ha-gi (Kang Hoon), Dino could not hide his jealousy and sense of loss, yet he evoked sympathy by conveying his sincere heart to Nam Da-reum. Additionally, the appearance of Han Jeong-yeon (Yeonwoo) brought past wounds to the surface, triggering further conflict.
Along with this, the narrative surrounding the group D.N.X was also depicted. After learning that the members still have not forgotten D.N.X, Dino fell into deep contemplation between his cherished dream and his current life, bolstered by the support of Nam Da-reum.
Cha Woo-min increased the immersion of the drama by diversely portraying a character struggling with the emotions of youth swaying before love, past wounds, and the conflict between current choices.
Meanwhile, according to Nielsen Korea's paid platform nationwide household ratings, episode 10 of 'My Bias, My Boss' recorded a viewership rating of 3.2%, a slight decrease from the 3.5% rating of episode 9.
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