Netflix Confirms Park Hae Soo and Shin Mina for 'Karma' Crime Thriller

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In a major announcement, Netflix has officially greenlit the production of "Karma," a highly anticipated Korean crime series that boasts a star-studded cast including Park Hae Soo, Shin Mina, Lee Hee Joon, Kim Sung Kyun, Lee Kwang Soo, and Gong Seung Yeon. The series, directed by Lee Il Hyung of "A Violent Prosecutor" and "Remember" fame, promises to be a gripping crime thriller that explores the complexities of fate and relationships.

"Karma" delves into the lives of characters caught in the intricate web of an ill-fated relationship, a connection that proves to be inescapable despite their desires. The narrative unfolds as Park Hae Soo's character inadvertently becomes entangled in a mysterious accident, leading him to make an irreversible deal. However, the seemingly successful deal takes an unexpected turn as conflicting desires come to the forefront, setting the stage for a suspenseful journey.

Shin Min Ah takes on the role of a traumatized doctor haunted by a childhood incident. Her character's life takes an unforeseen twist when she encounters a person she never wished to meet again, adding layers of intrigue and suspense to the storyline.

Lee Hee Joon's character explores the risky world of cryptocurrency investment, driven by the hope for a lifetime fortune. However, the gamble results in colossal debt and negative returns, highlighting the unforeseen consequences of financial decisions.

Kim Sung Kyun's portrayal involves a high-stakes job offer that becomes the catalyst for an ill-fated relationship, further emphasizing the intricate connections between the characters in the series.

Lee Kwang Soo, known for his diverse roles, takes on the character of a prosperous oriental medicine doctor leading a life of luxury in Gangnam. However, his fortunes take a dramatic turn following an unexpected accident, injecting an element of suspense into his character arc.

Gong Seung Yeon plays the role of the charismatic girlfriend of Lee Kwang Soo's character, adding a layer of complexity to the narrative with her character's presence.

Director Lee Il Hyung, renowned for his work on "A Violent Prosecutor" and "Remember," is at the helm of this ambitious project. The series is produced by Baram Pictures, the team behind "Kingdom: Ashin of the North" and "Song of the Bandits," along with Moonlight Film, known for "Narco-Saints."

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