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Karma has released fresh teasers, featuring Park Hae Soo, Shin Min Ah, Lee Hee Joon, Kim Sung Kyun, Lee Kwang Soo, and Gong Seung Yeon.
Karma is a crime thriller that follows the intertwined stories of six individuals trapped in a fateful connection, which they cannot escape from despite their desperate efforts.
The trailer intrigues viewers by offering a glimpse into how the characters came to be connected. From the Loan Shark (Lee Hee Joon), who plots to have his father killed after confirming a 500 million won insurance policy, to Joo Yeon (Shin Min Ah)), who comes face-to-face with the person responsible for her horrifying nightmares — each character in Karma is entangled by fate.
Ahn Kyung Nam (Lee Kwang Soo) and his girlfriend Yoo Jung (Gong Seung Yeon) attempt to cover up a car accident, while Witness (Park Hae Soo) demands an additional 30 million won from Ahn Kyung Nam after witnessing the incident. Meanwhile, the Loan Shark (Lee Hee Joon) seeks Gil Ryong (Kim Sung Kyun) for a murder. As these characters become ensnared in a cycle of misfortune, the consequences of their choices grow increasingly uncertain.
The tension escalates when a buried body is discovered in the mountains, adding a shocking twist to the story. With this mysterious crime tightening its grip around the six individuals, curiosity builds over how their fates will ultimately unravel. Alongside the main poster and trailer, the newly released second character stills capture key moments of characters confronting their ill-fated connections, heightening intrigue.
A still of the Witness, staring intently at something deep within a dark forest, sparks curiosity about how his decision after witnessing the accident will shape his fate. Meanwhile, an image of Joo Yeon, catching her breath while standing alone in an elevator, raises questions about what is making her so uneasy.
A still of the Loan Shark, furiously expressing his anger over the phone, heightens the tension, while another image of Gil Ryong, speaking to him with a straight face, hints at a sinister deal between the two. Meanwhile, a still of Ahn Kyung Nam, disheveled and staring at a monitor, captures attention.
Karma is coming to Netflix on April 4. Watch the teaser here.
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