Choi Ye Bin and Got7’s Youngjae will be seen next in CINE de RAMA’s third project, and web drama, Love & Wish. Based on a webtoon, the upcoming web drama has also unveiled its entire cast. The mega Entertainment agency, CUBE, will produce the drama. With this strong cast and crew, Love & Wish is destined to become the next favorite web Kdrama among teens and adults. Besides Youngjae and Choi Ye Bin, Yoo Jae Sang will also join the drama in a primary role.
“Love & Wish’ will revolve around the genres of friendship, love, career, and the hustle among teenagers while competing with one another. The drama is written by Ine and distributed by the beloved Kakao Page. The webtoon itself garnered love from 1.5 million readers. The digital representation with Youngjae and Ye-Bin will surely bring more fans.
Moreover, the teenagers and adults will relate to the plot better.
GOT7’s Youngjae and Choi Ye Bin To Star In New Web Drama- Love & Wish
Got7’s Young Jae and Choi Ye Bin are ready to play the lead pair in ‘Love & Wish.’ The GOT7 member will play the role of the male lead, Kim Seung Ho. It will mark Youngjae’s first role as a protagonist since his Tv debut. Meanwhile, the “Penthouse” actress will play Son Da Eun’s female lead. Yoo Jae Sang (Student A, 4th Place) is joining the two, who will star as Na Yoo Il.
A still from ‘Love & Wish’ script reading
Jang Jae Hyuk, the visual content group head at CUBE Entertainment, will direct the new web drama. Also, it is shared by the agency that the story will be entirely different from the webtoon. Therefore, both webtoon fans and drama fans will get to see an original plot from the writer.
Love & Wish will be available to the audience through OTT platforms, including Viki. The other ones are yet to be revealed. Further details like the release date and teasers are yet to be out. On the contrary, script reading with the main cast and cast has already happened.
Are you excited about the new web drama?
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