Top 5 Korean dramas on Netflix to kill time during coronavirus quarantine

We all love to binge-watch Netflix or any other video streaming sites. In fact while we crib about feeling sleeping during our exams when it comes to watching our favorite web series, we don't even realise how time flew. DO you relate to this? Then read on.

Now, if you are one of those that wished work from home or stay at home so you could spend all your time watching your favourite movies, shows or finishing your books, then your wish has been granted.

But I am sure you will agree with me if I said that self-isolation or quarantine imposed by the government isn't appealing at all. And if you are still enjoying it, here are some good korean dramas you can watch to kill time. Have a look...

Descendants of the Sun

This web series was an instant hit the moment it hit the OTT platform. To watch a real life couple sharing some romantic moments on screen is heartwarming. The duo's chemistry will make you swoon, so does the story. Watch this for we are not revealing anything here.

It's Okay, That's Love

Okay, So this is not your run-of-the-mill romances but something more than that. It's okay that's love explores the relationship between a psychiatrist and an RJ. After a few episodes, the story also touches upon a murder and courtroom drama. I am not revealing anything here. Watch it, for it's different.

Something in the Rain

We know the summer has just arrived in India. But if you are still in the mood to watch some mushy rom-coms, then this should be your pick. Something in the Rain explores the love story between a 30 year old and her 20 year old boyfriend and how the couple beats odds to tell the world about their relationship. A must watch.

Romantic Doctor, Teacher Kim

Are you a fan of Grey's Anatomy? Then this medical drama is for you. Set in similar lines, Romantic Doctor and Teacher Kim is certainly binge-watch worthy with this oh-so-good scenes. Just go for it.

Crash landing on you

If you always thought North Korea was all about nuclear weapons, then this show will surely change your per-conceived notions. Crash landing on you follows the story of a girl from South Korea who accidentally steps into enemy lines but rescued by an army officer who's a hunk. What happens next? Watch the K drama to know.

So guys, there goes my list of must-watch K dramas on Netflix you can see to kill time in the time of coronavirus. Let us know what you think.