Both male lead are gangster. Rough life. Lots of funny moment. Innocent, hard working female lead. Tough men in love with gentle, kind and soft women
-Both depict harsh social realities
-Both depict two lonely people that are trapped by circumstances
-Both have a morally flawed ML
-Both are bittersweet
-Both show the transformative power of love
-Both depict two lonely people that are trapped by circumstances
-Both have a morally flawed ML
-Both are bittersweet
-Both show the transformative power of love
If we exclude the fantastical parts, the stories of FL and ML in both productions are very similar. While watching the series, I couldn't help but think of the movie. The events are different, but who they are and their lives are similar. They're like alternate versions of the characters in the film. Both have a very high potential to make you cry, especially episode 8.
Rough around the edges MLs with criminal pasts who turn their lives around because of a girl, "Man in love" is more of a romantic kind of relationship while "Lighting up the stars" is more of a father-daughter relationship , both slice of life dramas with a lot of deaths in them, both are tearjerkers...and they also have a similar vibe.
-Creditor and debtor relationship. In Man in Love the social class of both is much more marginalized
-Deals with inter generational debt
-Death of father
-Male lead chases female lead first
-Soft hearted male lead
-Dali and Cocky Prince is much more light and whimsical compared to Man in Love which is more gritty and melodramatic
-Deals with inter generational debt
-Death of father
-Male lead chases female lead first
-Soft hearted male lead
-Dali and Cocky Prince is much more light and whimsical compared to Man in Love which is more gritty and melodramatic



