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Pink Villa
30-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Pink Villa
What is Song Kang's next big project post-military discharge? All about Four Hands plot, character details and more
Song Kang appears to have already locked in his next project, months ahead of completing his military service. The actor began his enlistment as an active-duty soldier on April 2, 2024. He is officially slated to be discharged on October 1, 2025. Despite still being in uniform, industry insiders are already buzzing about his potential comeback. And the frontrunner? A youth-focused drama titled Four Hands, centered around music, growth, and personal transformation. Four Hands According to a June 30 report by SPOTV News, Song Kang is in talks to headline Four Hands. It's a new series that explores the journey of young musicians at an arts high school. The title is inspired by the classical piano technique where two players perform together on one piano. Set across the characters' adolescent and adult years, the story weaves together themes of friendship, first love, rivalry, and artistic ambition. As the characters navigate intense training and personal challenges, the drama promises to delve into how passion for music shapes their identities and relationships over time. Song Kang as a Piano prodigy If cast, Song Kang will take on the role of a piano genius whose calm personality hides a deeply complex inner world. Described as having both a delicate and sharp charm, his character will likely offer the actor a chance to show off a more nuanced and emotionally rich performance. This role seems especially fitting after his time away from the screen. Given the maturity that often comes with completing military service, fans are eager to see how Song Kang will bring new depth to his acting. The role he's eyeing demands both emotional vulnerability and artistic intensity. Comeback already in motion? Nothing has been officially confirmed by Song Kang 's representatives. However, the buzz around Four Hands suggests that preparations are already underway. Industry sources claim that discussions with Song Kang are expected to resume in full force post-discharge. The project is widely expected to become his first drama after returning to civilian life. Reports also indicate that the actor has been receiving multiple offers during his service. It's a proof of his continued popularity and demand within the entertainment industry. The decision to lean toward Four Hands signals a deliberate choice to pursue a project with emotional weight and strong storytelling. Production gears up without delay Even as Song Kang completes his service, the production team behind Four Hands isn't wasting time. Casting and pre-production efforts are in full swing, with the aim of finalizing the lineup and setting the stage for filming later this year or early next. Anticipation builds for Song Kang's return Song Kang is known for his breakout performances in dramas like Love Alarm, Sweet Home, My Demon and Navillera. He has carved out a name for himself as one of the most prominent actors of his generation. His return to the screen is among the most anticipated events in the K-drama world. And Four Hands might just be the perfect project to mark a new chapter in his career.
Pink Villa
09-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Pink Villa
BTS' V and Song Kang show off friendship with military trained muscles in new PICS, fans ask 'what about my sanity'
BTS fans, get ready! V's military discharge is just hours away now. Ahead of the momentous occasion, the social media sensation has been teasing fans with some sizzling content. He shared a batch of photos that showcased his current fitness level and gave a sneak peek into his whereabouts. The internet was set ablaze once again when he posted his second set of gym photos, with actor Song Kang. They also shared some fun moments during their military breaks. V and Song Kang– the new gym buddies in town Kim Taehyung aka V has lately been working out with My Demon actor Song Kang. Both of them have grown bigger in stature, getting fans gaga over their well-defined physique. On June 9, the BTS member posted a series of Instagram stories with Song Kang, taken in a gym and in a photobooth. The duo flaunted their military-trained build in matching black tank tops, baring their arm muscles. Song Kang also struck a classic gym boy pose. The two of them also looked dashing in their military attire as they clicked some cute four-cut shots in a photobooth. They seemed to enjoy the little moment thoroughly, as evident from their side smiles. V posted the story with the song In My Mind by Lyn Lapid and captioned it as "Hard work lol." It might indicate their intense physical training at the military, yielding impressive results of sculpted bodies. Check out fan reactions to V and Song Kang's new photos Fans of both the South Korean stars are over the moon currently with the unexpected crossover. They are calling V and Song Kang new BFFs and stating how their "bestie agenda" was something they didn't know they needed. A lot of them dropped over their buffness and jokingly questioned, "WHAT ABOUT MY SANITY?!" The photos of the actor and singer immediately went viral on social media minutes after V shared them on Instagram. It showcased how eagerly fans are waiting for his return to civilian life. He will be discharged tomorrow, on June 10, along with RM. They are reportedly scheduled to greet fans in Chuncheon, as per BIGHT MUSIC's latest notice.
Tatler Asia
05-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Tatler Asia
K-drama love language: How characters say ‘I love you' without ever saying it
Cooking a meal Above Hyun Bin makes noodles from scratch in the K-drama 'Crash Landing on You' (Photo: tvN) Just like in real life, one of the fastest ways to a K-drama character's heart is through their stomach. Whether it's Vincenzo (Song Joong-ki) cooking instant ramen for Hong Cha-young (Jeon Yeo-been), or Ri Jeong-hyeok (Hyun Bin) kneading noodles from scratch for Yoon Se-ri (Son Ye-jin), a lovingly prepared meal is as good as a confession. See also: 10 Most Expensive Korean Dramas to Produce: 'Crash Landing On You', 'Vincenzo' and More Piggyback rides Above Song Kang gives Kim Yoo-jung a piggyback ride. (Photo: screencap from 'My Demon', Netflix) Here's something you don't see every day, at least not in real life. In K-dramas, however, piggyback rides are so common, they're practically a love language. Whether someone sprains an ankle hiking in questionable footwear, like Jin Young-seo (Seol In-ah) in Business Proposal , or is tipsy, like Do Do-hee (Kim Yoo-jung) in My Demon —or pretending to be tipsy, like Hyoon Hye-jin (Shin Min-a) in Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha —this gesture is a clear indication that someone has fallen hard. Sharing a bicycle ride Above Jung-Jung couple from the K-drama 'Love Next Door' on a romantic bicycle ride (Photo: tvN) Couple tees, shoes and hats are cute, but couple activities are on another level. In K-dramas, few things are more romantic than a tandem bicycle ride. If you can throw in a shower of cherry blossom petals, even better. From classics like Legend of the Blue Sea and W - Two Worlds to more recent hits like Love Next Door and My Demon , a bicycle ride for two symbolises more than a shared ride; it's a shared journey. Don't miss: Love thy neighbour: 10 K-dramas where love was found living right next door Leaning on someone's shoulder Above Park Hyung-sik is a shoulder to lean on. (Photo: JTBC) K-dramas take 'a shoulder to lean on' quite literally. Characters who need a quick nap after a long day or have had one too many shots of soju can always find someone quietly waiting on the sidelines, willing to lend a shoulder—to sleep on, cry on or simply rest their head on. Just ask Nam Ha-Neul (Park Shin-hye) from Doctor Slump or Seo Dal-mi (Bae Suzy) from Start-Up . Tying someone's shoelaces Above Nam Joo-hyuk bends down to tie Kim Tae-ri's laces. (Photo: screencap from 'Twenty Five Twenty One', Netflix) This small gesture speaks volumes and reveals they're paying attention to the small details. It's evident when Baek Ye-jin (Nam Joo-hyuk) ties Na Hee-do's (Kim Tae-ri) laces for the last time in Twenty Five Twenty On e and when Yoo Shi-jin (Song Joong-ki) kneels to tie Kang Mo-yeon's (Song Hye-kyo) shoes in Descendants of the Sun . And it's not just reserved for lovers—who could forget Han Ji-pyeong (Kim Seon-ho) gently tending to halmeoni's shoes in Start-Up ? Back hugs Above A romantic backhug in the K-drama hit 'Doona!' (Photo: screencap from 'Doona!', Netflix) Back hugs in K-dramas are emotionally charged moments that come with a flood of unspoken feelings. Whether it's to stop someone from leaving, like when Ri Jeong-hyeok (Hyun Bin) holds Yoon Se-ri (Son Ye-jin) close to him in Crash Landing on You , or it's brought on by a surge of emotion, like when Lee Won-jun (Yang Se-jong) suddenly pulls Lee Doo-na (Bae Suzy) in a tight embrace in Doona! , it speaks of quiet yearning. Shielding their face from the sun Above Park Bo-young lovingly shields Park Hyung-sik's eyes from the sun. (Photo: JTBC) Another distinctly K-drama way of showing affection is by shielding someone's eyes from the sun's harsh glare. Sweet and endearing, it's code for 'I love you' in the world of romance K-dramas. Think of Do Bong-soon (Park Bo-young) shading An Min-hyuk (Park Hyung-sik) during their picnic date in Strong Woman Do Bong-soon , or Nam Hong-joo (Bae Suzy) protectively covering Jung Jae-chan's (Lee Jong-suk) face as he naps on her shoulder in While You Were Sleeping .
