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K-Dramas are inseparable from Korean culture much like their emotionally charged storytelling, and intricate character arcs. In this landscape, Lomon (Park Solomon)—a 25-year-old actor’s meteoric rise is setting new norms. He was born in Uzbekistan to Koryo-saram or Koryo-in parents and spent much of his childhood in South Korea. His journey mirrors the evolving landscape of K-Dramas, which are increasingly becoming fluid as they cater to global audiences.
His breakout role as Lee SuHyeok in Netflix’s zombie thriller "All of Us Are Dead" earned him international fame. Skyrocketing his Instagram followers to 6 million. Following this he starred in Disney+’s "Revenge of Others," "Branding in Seongsu," and "Family Matters.” However, beyond his on-screen charisma, Lomon’s career highlights a critical change: K-Dramas are embracing stories that realistically reflect Korea’s cultural shifts. Let's take a closer look at Lomon’s filmography to understand how Korean drama’s diversity representation is taking shape.
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