4 Reasons Why You Must Watch 'D.P.' the Latest Korean Netflix Series, Presents Hilarious Bromance - Learn More About Mandatory Military Service in South Korea

The first reason, the story of the pursuit of military deserters may seem dark and deep, but D.P. has its own comedic side that is equally interesting. Most of the funny moments come from the bromance chemistry between Jun-ho and Ho-yeol. Although Jun-ho was initially surprised by Ho-yeol's unique personality, they slowly grew into a cohesive and great team.

Actor Jung Hae In himself admitted to enjoying the filming process of D.P. and the chemistry among the cast, especially with Koo Kyo Hwan. "They are like brothers to me and it feels like we have known each other for a long time. The filming process of D.P. was truly enjoyable for me," he said.

The second reason, although many are familiar with mandatory military service in South Korea, only a few know about the Deserters Pursuit Unit. Along with the pursuit of Jun-ho and Ho-yeol, viewers can see the different issues faced by the soldiers.

This series also touches on many social issues depicted through the struggles of deserters in facing painful realities. This was also conveyed by the director Han Jun Hee, who stated that he wanted to make this series feel like a human drama with the social issues it raises.

The third anticipated reason is that all the main cast of D.P. are known for their acting abilities and the characters they portray. Jung Hae In, who is popular for his roles in romantic dramas, will play a different character and genre in this series. Meanwhile, Koo Kyo Hwan is dubbed as a rising actor due to his impressive performances in several films such as PENINSULA, MAGGIE, and many more.

Meanwhile, Kim Sung Kyun and Son Suk Ku are also known for their ability to portray unique and different characters in each of their series or films. In addition to the talented main cast, we can also look forward to many cameo appearances in this series.

The fourth reason, which is no less important, is that observing mandatory military activities will certainly feel new and interesting for people outside of South Korea. Through D.P., viewers can see a realistic depiction of power dynamics and relationships among soldiers in the military world.

New members will be expected to quickly adapt to a different social system from their previous daily lives. Military life can drain energy and emotions, but it can also bring them into close friendships with each other.

So, take note of the airing time and don't miss the premiere of D.P. on Friday, August 27, 2021, at 14:00 WIB, only on Netflix!

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