tvN has confirmed the broadcast date of its new drama « Siren's Kiss« with an intriguing first look. This thriller romance stars Park Min-young and Wi Ha-joon, in a story where seduction and danger are closely intertwined.
Broadcast Monday-Tuesday, the series follows an insurance fraud investigator who is assigned to solve a disturbing case: several people are believed to have died after falling in love with a bewitchingly beautiful woman. Convinced that she is at the heart of the case, he embarks on an obsessive investigation to uncover the truth.
A femme fatale confronts an investigator obsessed with the truth
Park Min-young stars as Han Seol-ah, a renowned art auctioneer with a bold charisma and impeccable elegance. As head of the auction team at Royal Auction, Korea's most prestigious art auction house, she seems to lead a perfect life. Yet behind this sophisticated façade lies a chilling secret: all the men who have ever loved her are dead. A disturbing detail that raises many questions about her real role in these tragedies.
For his part, Wi Ha-joon takes on the role of Cha Woo-seok, a detective with the SIU fraud squad. Dreaded for his keen sense of observation and unparalleled instincts, he is considered one of the country's top investigators of life insurance fraud. In his relentless pursuit of those who exploit human life for financial gain, an anonymous phone call disrupts his daily routine and leads him directly to Han Seol-ah.
As the investigation progresses, the relationship between the suspect and the inspector becomes increasingly ambiguous. Is Han Seol-ah really responsible for these mysterious deaths, luring her victims like a mermaid lures sailors with her song, or is she just a pawn in a much more complex affair? Between attraction, suspicion and danger, Siren's Kiss promises constant psychological tension.
Directed by Kim Chul-gyu, known for Flower of Evil, Celebrity and Chicago Typewriter, the drama is already generating high expectations.
Siren's Kiss will be broadcast from March 2, 8:50pm (KST) on tvN and Prime Video.
