Elsa

Okay, let’s be clear: if you’re looking for a cute, swoony romantic drama, this is definitely not the one for you. This drama hits hard — in all the ways that matter. While watching it, I kept thinking, “If I ever faced domestic violence, would my voice even be heard?” Because honestly, in reality, 90% of such cases get dismissed. Police shrug it off as “relationship problems,” or worse, accuse women of hurting themselves for money.
That’s why the message of this drama is so important. I loved the story, and I truly hope that one day we have stronger laws, better protection, and a world where domestic violence isn’t brushed aside like an inconvenience.
Acting-wise, everyone delivered with full sincerity — no exaggeration, no glamorizing, just raw, painful truth. I gave it a lower rating only because it’s not something I could emotionally rewatch, and of course, a drama like this naturally can’t have a lot of music or light moments.
But if you’re looking for something different — a crime/thriller that actually says something meaningful — this drama deserves a spot on your list.
P.S. – Best line from the drama: “There is always light at the end of a tunnel.”
P.P.S. – And yes, the ending will make you feel relieved and happy — especially seeing the female leads finally shining. 🌟