Queen of Tears Review: A Mind-Blowing Adventure for Romantic Souls

Hey, everyone! It's time to jump into this month's highly anticipated K-drama on Netflix, Queen of Tears. Now it has finally appeared in front of all of us, but one thing does not seem good at all. I don't know why Netflix has disappointed the Hindi-speaking audience this time, which means that the Hindi version of Queen of Tears has not been released. For those who like to watch content in Hindi, including me, that is why, along with the review, I will also tell you when the Hindi-dubbed version of Queen of Tears will be released. 

And now two episodes of this show have been released, out of which I have seen episode one, so how is it overall? What kind of audience is this K-drama going to target, and at the same time, should you consider it or not?

I am going to explain everything.

Queen of Tears Review

If we start with the basic details, then to watch this K-drama, you have to watch a total of 16 episodes. Now understand what I am going to say carefully. This is going to be a limited K-drama series on Netflix, which means its story will end after 16 episodes. There will be no further seasons.

Some kissing scenes are shown in the beginning of episode one, so if you are planning to watch this K-drama with family, then keep this in mind.

Rest, if we talk about what type of audience this K-drama is going to target, then look, you will not get anything like action or Mass Masala in it; it is a pure romantic comedy K-drama.

Let me give you a quick overview of the storyline so you can decide if it's your cup of tea. The drama unfolds in a massive Korean family with a business empire known as Queens. The family's daughter, Hong Hae-in, serves as the company's CEO. One day, she crosses paths with Baek Hyun-woo, a colleague from the same company, and their interactions lead to marriage.

However, the plot takes a turn, and something significant occurs in their lives, leading both of them to desire a divorce. The drama revolves around the events that led to this point in their relationship. To uncover the details of what transpired between the two, you'll need to tune in to this K-drama.

If I talk about my experience after watching the first episode of this K-drama, then I can only say that I enjoyed it a lot. Yes, the beginning of this series was quite fantastic.

The way the story has been centralized regarding romantic things, you may not feel very fresh story-wise, but the way it has been executed, I would like to call it beautiful and very entertaining too. There is not a single scene where you start feeling bored; you get to see romantic things, and according to the way the situation of the lead has been set with those things, the director will start playing with your mind from the very first episode.

You have to decide whether you are going to be on the boy's side or the girl's side, which means you have to choose who is right and who is wrong. I am personally quite impressed with the feeling that the director has given to the audience.

I found two really funny moments in the situational comedy. First, our main character cries in the street and opens up about his feelings to a friend, which I really enjoyed. Second, when he visits the doctor and shares his feelings again, the doctor's reaction is just hilarious.

The story is set in a very rich family, so in the coming episodes we will also get to see politics related to business, which I got a little vibe from in episode one, but I liked the cinematography, especially the editing, very much. The cinematography is so top-notch that I feel like making frames for the scenes and putting them in my bedroom, and the budget of this K-drama is very high, so the cinematography will be according to that.

You don't have to doubt the performances of the actors; whatever we saw from the actors was good.

Overall, I would like to tell you that according to episode one, this K-drama has had a very solid start. I am sure those who like watching romantic comedy K-dramas will enjoy this show a lot.

Queen of Tears Hindi-Dubbed Release Date

Queen of Tears was supposed to be in Hindi, and you can find its Hindi trailer on Netflix. But, sadly, the first two episodes released are in Korean, causing confusion. Even though the show is not a Netflix original and is being released weekly, the Hindi-dubbing process is a bit weird. You won't get the first two episodes in Hindi until the next week's episodes are out. This can be frustrating for Hindi-speaking viewers.

The show is a rom-com, and although it was expected to be in Hindi, that's not the case initially. The series has 16 episodes, and it will keep running until April 28th. If you're patient, it might be better to wait until all episodes are available. The dubbing quality is expected to be good, given the studio's experience with other Netflix projects.

This is the first series I have watched in Korean; I don't even consume content in English; mostly, I enjoy it in my Hindi language only.

In my opinion, waiting for the Hindi-dubbed version is a good idea. If you've watched Queen of Tears in Korean, let me know how your experience was. That's it for today, and I'll talk to you soon.