KBS releases Woman in a Veil stills and behind-the-scenes photos before March 14th premiere
Michelle Topham 
New Woman in a Veil trailer also released
South Korean national broadcaster KBS has released more stills and behind-the-scenes photos from the upcoming daily romance melodrama Woman in a Veil.
The drama itself is due to premiere on March 14th.
The 100-episode drama, yep, 100 episodes, stars Choi Yoon Young, Lee Chae Young, Lee Sun Ho, Han Ki Woong, Shin Go Eun and Lee Eun-hyung.
It is the sequel to the equally long 2021 drama A Man in a Veil, and so features some of the same actors.
That drama was massively popular in Korea, and just as popular with international audiences when it streamed via Viki.
In other words, expect Woman in a Veil to grab a sizeable chunk of the audience in its time slot in South Korea as well.
A Man in a Veil, of course, had a revenge plot and became a big hit for KBS2.
No wonder then they were happy to have screenwriter Lee Jung Dae create a sequel.
Now the new Woman in a Veil seems to be following a similar revenge theme but, this time, according to various Korean sources the plot goes something like this:
A woman who loses her eyesight, due to her husband and mistress, falls into ‘Lock-in Syndrome’ (conscious paralysis).
She then becomes entangled with an heiress who has everything, reveals the truth surrounding her, and then seeks love and justice through revenge.
In other words, there are three women — the wife, the mistress and the heiress — we will grow to care about in the drama.
Or not.
The new Woman in a Veil stills feature all three women, a couple of the guys, and some behind-the-scenes photos. Just to pique your interest, you understand.
Woman in a Veil was written by Lee Jung Dae, the screenwriter who also wrote Man in a Veil, and is directed by Shin Chang Seok, the same director.
It will air on KBS in South Korea, with no word yet as to what international streaming platform has licensed it.
Enjoy the new Woman in a Veil stills, then watch the drama’s official trailer below. Yep, this one is definitely a melodrama.
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