The first still cuts of Oh Na-ra, the eight-color charm of ‘Villain‘s Country’, have been released.

The new KBS 2TV Wednesday-Thursday sitcom ‘Villain’s Country’ (directed by Kim Young-jo, Choi Jung-eun / written by Chae-woo, Park Kwang-yeon), scheduled to air for the first time in March, is a situational comedy drama that captures the sometimes rough and sometimes warm daily lives of the K-Ajumma sisters and their witty family.

In the drama, Oh Na-ra plays the role of Oh Na-ra, the biggest villain who has taken control of her family. She is a dictatorial housewife who cannot hide her competitive spirit. She is a fiery character who cannot allow her husband to spend money without her approval, and her daughter and son must also move under her control. Na-ra, who lives as if there is no tomorrow, loves her family with all her might in her own way and will bring laughter to the drama with her unexpected actions.

The still cuts released in relation to this capture Oh Na-ra‘s unpredictable actions, drawing attention. He has completely transformed into the character of the same name in the drama, and he exudes a unique aura with his intense red outfit, sunglasses, and scarf.

In addition, the expression on Oh Na-ra’s face while campaigning shows his firm determination, making us very curious about the story of his campaign as a candidate. Even just from the stills, his candid and active actions arouse the interest of the drama. Here, Oh Na-ra‘s colorful charm is added, and expectations for the comic acting she will show are high.

The production team of ‘Villain’s Country’ said, “Oh Na-ra, who is challenging the sitcom genre for the first time since her debut, will bring great fun to the living room theater with her unconventional actions that do not hesitate to make mistakes” and added, “Please show lots of interest and anticipation for her activities that will bring unprecedented laughter with her outstanding acting skills”.

KBS 2TV‘s new Wednesday-Thursday sitcom ‘Villain’s Country’ is scheduled to air in March as the follow-up to ‘Kik Kik Kik’.

Jeon Hyo-jin, Donga.com reporter jhj@donga.com

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