Beloved K-drama star Moon Ga Young is returning to the small screen with her highly anticipated romantic comedy drama, 'My Dearest Nemesis,' that’s set to premiere on February 17. Adapted from the popular webtoon 'Black Salt Dragon,' the drama stars Moon Ga Young alongside Choi Hyun Wook, and fans are excited to see the on-screen chemistry between the two.
From playful and innocent characters to those with rich emotional depth, Moon Ga Young has proven time and again that she can embody a wide range of roles. Let’s take a closer look at her impressive drama portfolio ahead of 'My Dearest Nemesis.'
True Beauty
One of Moon Ga Young's most popular dramas to date, “True Beauty” catapulted her into stardom. She plays Im Joo-gyeong, a high school student who becomes a beauty icon through makeup, only to struggle with her self-esteem and hidden insecurities. Her stellar chemistry with co-stars Cha Eun Woo and Hwang In Youp was a key factor in the drama’s success, and her portrayal of the character's vulnerabilities earned her widespread recognition.
Welcome to Waikiki 2
In this heartwarming sequel to the popular smash hit drama “Welcome to Waikiki,” Moon Ga Young shines as Han Soo-yeon, the first love of the three male leads. After her wedding is called off, she must learn to stand on her own and earn a living. While the show is filled with hilarious antics, Moon’s portrayal of a young woman trying to find her place in life added a genuine emotional layer to the series.
The Interest of Love
In “The Interest of Love,” Moon Ga Young steps into a more mature role as Ahn Su-yeong, a fourth-year head teller at KCU Bank’s Yeongpo branch, who navigates the complexities of love and relationships within a workplace setting. The story follows four young employees of the bank with different interests as they seek to understand the meaning of love.
Tempted
Loosely based on the French classic ‘Les Liaisons Dangereuses,’ “Tempted” features Moon Ga Young as Choi Su-ji, the daughter of a hospital director and the initiator of the seduction and love game. The drama follows a wealthy chaebol heir who, after making a petty bet to seduce a college student, finds himself unexpectedly falling for her. It's a thrilling exploration of power dynamics, love, and betrayal.
Find Me in Your Memory
In the romantic melodrama, “Find Me in Your Memory,” Moon Ga Young stars as Yeo Ha Jin, a rising actress who forgets her past and lives as she pleases. She crosses paths with a man who suffers from a rare condition that causes him to remember everything, and their unexpected connection sparks a poignant, heartwarming romance. Her emotionally charged performance highlights her impressive acting range.
Link: Eat, Love, Kill
“Link: Eat, Love, Kill” revolves around a chef who opens a restaurant in the town where his twin sister went missing 20 years ago. Soon, he starts experiencing random bursts of emotion, from laughter to tears, only to realise that these emotions are those of Noh Da Hyun, portrayed by Moon Ga Young.
Recipe for Youth
“Recipe for Youth” is a lesser-known but charming short drama that features Moon Ga Young in the role of Cha Soo Bin, an entertainment reporter who disguises herself as a rookie actress. While pretending to struggle on her way to stardom, she’s actually on the hunt for juicy scoops. She crosses paths with a dating coach who is an expert in creating scandals, sparking an unexpected love story.
Exo Next Door
One of Moon Ga Young’s earliest works, “Exo Next Door,” is a charming web drama that propelled her into the spotlight. Playing Ji Yeon-hee, a regular girl who becomes neighbours with the four members of the iconic boy group EXO, Moon shines as a sweet and relatable character. The drama’s lighthearted and comedic tone, combined with her genuine performance, made it a popular and hit series.
What’s your favorite Moon Ga Young drama? Let us know in the comments below!
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