Chinchin Langala

I adored this drama. It was gentle but never boring. It followed the female lead's journey of self-discovery as she helped others go on trips they couldn't. The script was advanced. I constantly found myself rewinding scenes to absorb the wisdom, but it never felt stuffy. The picturesque locations and beautifully crafted characters enhanced the core theme of appreciating life's small joys and understanding success is relative.

It has a healing and self-discovery themes, heartwarming slice-of-life story, beautiful cinematography, and strong character development, although some found the pace slow and the romance secondary. Viewers enjoyed the focus on personal growth, appreciating small joys, and the gentle, comforting tone of the series, which features a former idol-turned-travel reporter.

It will have a second season, but I found its last episode satisfying - the right balance between curiosity and finality. There was always a hint of romance between the characters, but it took a backseat to them solving other people's stories. The plot didnt get overloaded with the individual stories. Every single episode was meaningful and will be missed. A bonus point for the cast individually recording the OSTs.

Personal Rating:
Story: 10
Acting & Cast: 9.5
Music: 9.5
Cinematography: 10

Overall: 100/100