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Law and the City review: Lee Jong-suk's legal drama has more heart than hype
Law and the City review: Lee Jong-suk's legal drama has more heart than hype

India Today

time09-07-2025

  • Entertainment
  • India Today

Law and the City review: Lee Jong-suk's legal drama has more heart than hype

'Law and the City' may sound like just another legal K-drama on paper, but what unfolds is a slow-burning, character-driven narrative that explores not just the courtroom, but the complex personal philosophies of those who inhabit Jong-suk, of 'Romance is a Bonus Book' fame, makes a compelling return to the screen as An Ju-hyeong, a senior associate in his ninth year at the Johwa Law Firm. With a cold exterior and razor-sharp logic, Ju-hyeong is known for his competence, not his compassion. He didn't become a lawyer to champion justice or protect the weak, or so it may portrayal of Ju-heong is measured and restrained, but you see glimpses of quiet emotional depth. His silences often saying more than his words. He remains a master at creating an air of quiet mystery, leaving viewers invested in what lies beneath his calm surface. On the other hand, Moon Ka-young plays Kang Hee-ji, a junior associate who couldn't be more different. A social butterfly with a belief that changing even one life can change the world. Hui-ji is bright, confident, and disarmingly honest. She brings both warmth and idealism to the law firm. There's an innocence about her that never veers into naivety, and Ka-young, of 'True Beauty' fame, walks that fine line with admirable control in her the trailer here: The series finds its emotional anchor in the equation shared between its leads. Their personalities often clash and complement each other in equal measure. There's enough tension and emotional complexity in their relationship to keep one invested. However, it is never at the cost of the show's broader focus. It's less about romance, and more about respect, growth, and characters like Bae Mun-jeong, Cho Chang-won, and Ha Sang-gi flesh out the firm's world, bringing heart and humour to the table, quite literally, as many of the show's most affecting scenes happen over shared meals. If anything, Law and the City leans into the everyday, the opportunities, moral quandaries, office politics, and moments of self-doubt that define professional grounded storytelling, strong performances, and a refreshing lack of melodrama, 'Law and the City' makes a case for itself as more than just another legal drama, it's a slice-of-life series where the law is only one part of the bigger review is only based on the first two episodes. 'Law and the City' is available in India on Viki.- Ends3.5 stars out of 5 for 'Law and the City'Must Watch

‘Law and the City' drama: Know all about the Lee Jong Suk, Moon Ga Young starrer
‘Law and the City' drama: Know all about the Lee Jong Suk, Moon Ga Young starrer

Time of India

time04-07-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Time of India

‘Law and the City' drama: Know all about the Lee Jong Suk, Moon Ga Young starrer

Ever since this announcement and the cast reveal, fans and netizens have been extremely excited about the release of the upcoming legal K-drama ' Law and the City '. The series is set to drop soon on July 5, and the excitement and anticipation over the series are building. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now Here is all you need to know about the and Moon Ga Young starrer. About 'Law and the City' 'Law and the City' is an upcoming legal drama that will follow the lives of 5 law firm associates as they struggle to navigate the harsh realities of the legal world. Lee Jong Suk takes on the leading role of An Ju Hyeong, a law associate in his ninth year working at the Kyungmin Law Firm. This is not the first time that Jong Suk has embraced a legal role in his career. This will be the third time he will be entering the courtroom, after garnering huge success and praise from 'Big Mouth' and 'While You Were Sleeping'. His main worry comes from living a peaceful life and trying to change career paths to start his firm instead. Changing circumstances in life cause disruption, and start making him question his path. On the other side, there is Kang Hui Ji, who will be played by the 'True Beauty' actress Moon Ga Young. Kang Hui Ji is portrayed as the total opposite of An Ju Hyeong, and works at a rival firm, Johwa Law Firm, as a junior associate. Hui Ji is known for her people skills and somehow always ends up surrounded by people. The other three centric associates in this series include Bae Mun Jeong, Cho Chang Won, and Ha Sang Gi. Meet the cast and director Alongside Lee Jong Suk and Moon Ga Young, Kang You Seok, Ryu Hye Young , and Im Seong Jae will be joining the lead cast of the K-drama. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now This series has also been directed by Park Seung Woo , who has worked on big projects like 'The Guardians' and 'Spring Turn To Spring'. Not only that, but he has also previously worked with Jong Suk on one of his most famed series 'W: Two Worlds Apart'.

Lee Jong Suk's first K-drama since confirming IU relationship showcases his powerful visuals in celebrated new avatar, watch sneak peek
Lee Jong Suk's first K-drama since confirming IU relationship showcases his powerful visuals in celebrated new avatar, watch sneak peek

Pink Villa

time26-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Pink Villa

Lee Jong Suk's first K-drama since confirming IU relationship showcases his powerful visuals in celebrated new avatar, watch sneak peek

In the heart of Seoul's legal district, five associate attorneys are gearing up to bring order and justice in tvN's upcoming legal drama Law and the City. Starring Lee Jong Suk as Ahn Ju Hyeong and Moon Ga Young as Kang Hui Ji, alongside Kang You Seok, Ryu Hye Young, and Im Seong Jae, the series offers an intimate glimpse into the lives of junior lawyers balancing the chaos of courtroom battles with their struggles. A newly released teaser offers a sneak peek into a seemingly simple but telling moment: the five attorneys sharing a quiet meal in a bustling restaurant. Amidst the rush of a hectic Monday, this short 35-second clip captures the camaraderie and subtle realities of their demanding jobs. This teaser was released amid Lee Jong Suk's breakup rumor with IU. Putting past dating rumors aside, now that Lee Jong Suk's relationship with IU has been confirmed, Law and the City is poised to mark a strong new chapter in his career. Known for his compelling roles in legal dramas, this series will be his first project since going public with IU. Fans can look forward to seeing him take on the role of a powerful lawyer, stepping confidently into the world of law and action with a fresh and dynamic new persona. The teaser is a warm introduction to the drama's core — five young lawyers navigating the pressures and triumphs of life at Johwa Law Firm, located in Seocho-dong, Seoul's legal hub. Through tough cases and personal trials, these characters forge strong bonds over shared meals, supporting each other through thick and thin. At the center is Ahn Ju Hyeong, a seasoned ninth-year lawyer known for his sharp logic and record-breaking salary, but who remains emotionally detached from the ideals of justice. Unlike most, he never bought into the notion that lawyers should protect the vulnerable or change the world. On the flip side, Kang Hui Ji is a lively, outgoing junior associate who thrives on human connection. Her belief is simple but powerful: changing one person's life can change their entire world. Honest and confident, she navigates the legal world with passion and heart, bringing warmth to the firm's dynamics. With IU's dating confirmation and the teaser for Law and the City released, it looks like Lee Jong Suk is gearing up for a powerful comeback.

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