September 2024 is gearing up to deliver an exciting lineup of K-dramas that are sure to enchant viewers with their distinctive plots, unforgettable characters, exceptional production quality, and calming soundtracks. If you’re a Korean drama enthusiast, you may be curious about which series to include in your watchlist this September. Here’s a glimpse of the must-see Korean dramas debuting this month.
Korean Dramas Releasing in September 2024
Here are the 9 Best Korean Dramas Releasing In September 2024:
1. Fragile
Fragile is an upcoming K-drama that is directed by Kim Ji Hoon, written by Lee Kwang Jae and Lee Young Chul, and starring Kim So Hee, Moon Ji Won, and Kim Eo Jin.
Portrays the genuine worries and everyday experiences of “fragile” teenagers with complete honesty. Highlights the challenges that young people encounter in their last teenage years before stepping into adulthood, including intense romantic feelings for friends of the opposite sex and the thrill of engaging in risky behaviors while trying to stay under the radar of adults.
The drama will release on September 9, 2024, on U+ Mobile TV.
2. Seoul Busters
Seoul Busters is a hilarious crime comedy K-drama that is directed by An Jong Yeon and written by Lee Kwang Jae and Lee Young Chul, featuring Kim Dong Wook, Park Se Wan, Park Ji Hwan, Seo Hyun Woo, and Lee Seung Woo.
This is a comedic crime investigation drama that follows the unlikely partnership between the nation’s least successful homicide squad and the top-notch leader of an elite team as they join forces to create an unbeatable unit. Dongbang Yu Bin is a tall, sharp-witted, and fit leader of the homicide squad at Songwon Police Station. He had the opportunity to take a permanent teaching position at a prestigious university abroad, but instead, he made the surprising decision to return to Korea and take charge of Unit 2 of the Songwon Police Station’s homicide squad, which is known for having the lowest arrest rate in the country.
The drama will release on September 11, 2024, on Disney+ and Hulu.
3. Queen Woo Part 2
Queen Woo is an ongoing drama that is directed by Jung Se Kyo, written by Lee Byung Hak, and starring Jeon Jong Seo, Kim Mu Yeol, Ji Chang Wook, Jeong Yu Mi, Lee Soo Hyuk, and Park Ji Hwan.
Woo Hui reigns as the queen of Goguryeo, but her world turns upside down when her husband, the king, passes away unexpectedly. Suddenly, she finds herself in the crosshairs of ambitious princes and the five tribes, all vying for greater influence. To safeguard her family and her tribe, Woo Hui resorts to levirate marriage, aiming to wed one of her late husband’s younger brothers and place him on the throne. With a ticking clock, she must achieve her goals within just 24 hours.
The drama will release on September 12, 2024, on TVING, VIU, and also Paramount+.
4. The Judge from Hell
The Judge from Hell K-Drama is an upcoming anticipated K-Drama with genres romantic, fantasy, and action. This drama is directed by Park Jin Pyo and scripted by Jo Yi Soo, starring Park Shin Hye and Kim Jae Young.
Kang Bit Na is a strikingly beautiful judge, but beneath her stunning exterior lies a demon. Her purpose as a demon is to eliminate those who lead others to their demise without remorse. After carrying out her mission, she sends these individuals to Hell. One fateful day, she crosses paths with Han Da On, a kind-hearted and gentle soul. As a detective, he possesses a sharp intellect and an exceptional eye for detail, yet he harbors a hidden sorrow that remains unknown to others. The encounter between Kang Bit Na and Han Da On transforms their lives in profound ways.
The drama will release on September 12, 2024, on SBS and Disney+.
5. To My Haeri
To My Haeri is a much-awaited upcoming K-drama that is directed by Jung Ji Hyun and Heo Seok Won and written by Han Ga Ram, starring Shin Hye Sun and Lee Jin Wook, and will be premiering this September.
Joo Eun Ho is a relatively unknown announcer with 14 years of experience under her belt. She finds it challenging to gain recognition from the public. Additionally, she has a different side to her personality, Joo Hye Ri, which emerged from a deep emotional scar. Joo Hye Ri is incredibly upbeat and works as a parking attendant. Jung Hyeon O, Joo Eun Ho’s former boyfriend, was in a long-term relationship with her before they parted ways. After joining the broadcasting station, he quickly rose to fame and became a beloved announcer, but he too harbors a hidden pain that he has never revealed. Fate brings Joo Eun Ho and Jung Hyeon O back together, allowing them to help each other heal from their past wounds.
The drama will release on September 23, 2024, on ENA.
6. Dog Knows Everything
Dog Knows Everything K-Drama is an upcoming K-Drama with genres comedy, drama, and sitcom. This drama is directed by Kim Yoo Jin and scripted by Jo Yi Soo, starring Lee Soon Jae and Kim Yong Gun.
The story revolves around a tight-knit group of friends in their seventies who continue to pursue their dreams and romantic adventures with enthusiasm. Lee Sun Jae, once a celebrated star, now enjoys a more modest lifestyle. He tackles local issues with a blend of humor and insight, despite the hurdles he faces. Kim Yong Gun, a former star who has transitioned to directing, brings a lighthearted touch with his witty banter. Lim Chae Mu, who aspires to achieve YouTube stardom after a successful career in lighting, rounds out the trio. Together, they demonstrate that friendship and excitement are timeless, proving that age is merely a number.
The drama will release on September 25, 2024, on KBS2.
7. What Comes After Love
What Comes After Love is an upcoming K-Drama that is directed by Moon Hyun Sung and written by Kong Ji Young and Hitonari Tsuji, with casting by Lee Se Kyung and Sakaguchi Kentaro.
Choi Hong, a Korean student in Japan, crosses paths with Aoki Jungo, and they quickly develop feelings for one another. However, their relationship faces challenges as they have differing views on love and encounter practical issues. After five years, Hong and Jungo reunite in Korea.
The drama will release on September 27, 2024, on COUPANG Play, Prime Video, and VIU.
8. Gyeongseong Creature Season 2
Gyeongseong Creature Season 2 is an upcoming K-Drama that is directed by Jung Dong Yoon and written by Kang Eun Kyung with casting by Han So Hee and Park Seo Joon.
Gyeongseong Creature makes its comeback, expanding its story from the chaotic spring of 1945 to the vibrant streets of Seoul in 2024. This new chapter, framed by the monstrous beings that emerge from human avarice, deepens the connection between Jang Tae Sang and Yoon Chae Ok.
The drama will release on September 27, 2024, on Netflix.
9. Iron Family
Iron Family is an upcoming K-Drama that is directed by Sung Joon Hae and written by Seo Sook Hyang, with starring Kim Jung Hyun, Geum Sae Rok, Yang Hye Ji, and Choi Tae Joon.
Cheongryeom Laundry has been a family business for three generations, proudly managed by Lee Da Rim’s family. They are fortunate enough to focus on their aspirations rather than financial worries. Seo Kang Joo, the son of the richest family in the Cheongryeom area, serves as a senior director at Jiseung Group. Eight years ago, he and Lee Da Rim were classmates at the same university, and before he went into military service, they shared a memorable experience together. Now, Seo Kang Joo has reconnected with Lee Da Rim and is becoming more involved in her life. Since her teenage years, Lee Da Rim has faced challenges with her eyesight, which has progressively worsened. By the time she turned 30, she had completely lost her vision, but there remains a glimmer of hope for her recovery. An incredibly costly injection might restore her sight.
The drama will release on September 28, 2024, on KBS2.
